Dr Nina Wilson

Dr Nina Wilson is a distinguished menopause specialist based in Sussex, and founder of the busy women's health clinic One Woman Health. She is renowned for her expertise in menopause-related care, including perimenopause management, body identical hormone replacement therapy (HRT), and the management of premature ovarian insufficiency. Committed to enhancing women's health, she has an interest in optimising health as we age. She also provides health screening, wellness promotion, and comprehensive health planning via her 'Whole Woman' health package.

Dr Wilson is accredited to the highest level by the British Menopause Society, holding the advanced certificate. She also holds membership of the Royal College of General Practitioners. She is an experienced speaker and teacher, regularly hosting educational sessions for businesses, profesional colleagues and the public. She also teaches the menopause specialism on the Faculty of Reproductive and Sexual Medicine’s diploma course. Nina has been featured on BBC Radio 4 Woman’s hour and is a regular contributor to media.

She was awarded an MA with honours in physiological sciences from the University of Oxford in 2002, before going on to qualify in medicine from the University of Cambridge in 2008. Alongside clinical practice, she has held a variety of senior leadership roles in the NHS and private sector. She was formerly clinical advisor to NHS chief executive Sir David Nicholson, special advisor to the healthcare regulator (CQC) and head of clinical standards in AI and artificial intelligence for NHS England. She was chief medical officer for Livi, Europe’s largest online healthcare provider, the first digital service to be rated outstanding by CQC.

Nina left her corporate roles to establish One Woman Health, determined to give women’s health the time and attention it deserves. Working to shape a path towards greater equality, she provides in-workplace training in corporate settings, using her specialist medical expertise to dispel common misconceptions about the menopause and educate people on how they can best support their peers through this phase of life. She campaigns for greater awareness around female-specific factors that impact health outcomes and advances in the way we see this phase of life in society. Dr Wilson offers in-person consultations and e-consultations for women all around the country, which can be scheduled through One Woman Health.