About
Tünay Engur
An independent fertility coordinator with a background in embryology, working one-to-one with patients travelling to North Cyprus.
Fertility problems are far more common than the silence around them suggests. Most people who contact me have not told anyone else.
I completed my undergraduate degree in Biomedical Science at the University of Essex, which gave me the grounding in human biology, disease processes and laboratory science that everything since has been built on.
I then completed a Master's in Reproductive Science and Women's Health at University College London, where I specialised in reproductive medicine, fertility science and the clinical side of assisted reproduction. That is where the interest became a career.
Working inside fertility clinics since then has taught me the part the brochures leave out: the difference between a good cycle and a bad one is very often communication. Results that sit unread, a protocol nobody explained, a change of plan that arrives as a text message at midnight. My job is to remove that layer.
Every patient's situation is different and deeply personal. What I offer is a safe, discreet and affordable environment in which to explore your options — and one person who knows your case well enough that you never have to explain it twice.
To be clear about what I am
I am not a doctor and I am not a clinic. I am one person who understands the science and the process well enough to translate between you and the medical team, and who stays reachable while you are going through it. Every clinical decision is made by the partner clinic's specialists.
Start with a question, not a commitment
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