Endometriosis Nurses Subcommittee

Claudia Tye

Chair of Endometriosis Nurses Portfolio

It is a great privilege to represent the endometriosis nurse specialists on the BSGE council.  I have been a member of the subcommittee since 2020, and interim council chair for the past 18 months.  During this time, I have worked with the council and subcommittee, providing education and support events, introduced clear guidance around expected standards of the role particularly relating to AFC banding and time, introduced a mentorship network, as well as bi-annual nurse innovation awards to highlight the outstanding work that specialist nurses are doing across the country.

It has been a joy to meet so many outstanding nurses, and I am committed to continuing the support and development of the endometriosis CNS role, to driving forward change and progression, and to ensuring there is a nursing voice present in all conversations about endometriosis care.

I work full time as a Gynaecology Advanced Nurse Practitioner at Guy’s and St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust.  With over 25 years’ experience in women’s health, I am an endometriosis nurse specialist, a British Menopause Society menopause specialist, a nurse hysteroscopist and a non-medical prescriber.  I also hold post graduate qualifications in counselling and psychotherapy.  I am a member of the National Institute of Health and Care Excellence (NICE) women’s and reproductive health committee (2023 – present), a member of EndometriosisUK medical advisory panel (2022-present), Co-module lead for King’s College London University gynaecology for nurses post graduate course, and faculty for Evelina Education endometriosis course for nurses and essentials of gynaecology course for nurses.  I am involved in multiple study advisory panels and have contributed to textbooks and journal articles on endometriosis, menopause, and gynaecology care. I am passionate about raising the profile of women’s health conditions and the significant impact they can have on individuals, while striving to improve care for women nationally.

Rosie McCluskey

Endometriosis Nurses Subcommittee member

Endometriosis Clinical Nurse Specialist

Queen Elizabeth University Hospital