Lexie Minter
​BSc. Nursing, BSc. Midwifery

 Nurse Prescriber
BSc Nursing.  BSc Midwifery.  Independent Nurse Prescriber. ​

Lexie completed her nurse training in North London at the Royal Free Hospital and qualified with BSc Nursing.  She has worked in Accident & Emergency and completed the additional Emergency Care qualification.  In addition to nursing, she also trained and qualified as a Midwife with a BSc In Midwifery.   Lexie worked as a Nurse and Midwife in London in both the NHS and private sector at the Royal Free, Chelsea and Westminster, Charring Cross at St Mary’s Hospitals.  In 2009, Lexie moved to the private sector with an investment bank and coordinated its on-site healthcare and health initatives. In 2011, she competed the Independent Nurse Prescribing qualification at Kings College.  Lexie worked as a Senior Sister in the Queen Elizabeth Queen Mother (QEQM) Emergency Department before moving to HCA International where she was embedded in their corporate sites across The City and Central London. In recent years Lexie has specialised and focused on menopause care and building on her passion for women's health, empowerment and advocacy.  She has undertaken extensive British Menopause Society training courses, international menopause training, ongoing professional development and is a Newson Menopause Society Associate.  Lexie has extensive knowledge of the NHS and the private sector which helps her navigate her patients to appropriate care.  She firmly believes her job as a nurse is to provide the highest levels of individualised care and to advocate for her patients through every step of their journey.​

Clinical interests -
Perimenopause, Menopause, Post menopause, Genito urinary syndrome of the menopause (GSM), Vulval vaginal health, Testosterone in women, Hormones and the workplace

Qualifications -
BSc Nursing - Middlesex University 2001
BSc Midwifery- Thames Valley University 2007
Specialist qualification in Emergency Care - Thames Valley University 2004
Independent Nurse Prescriber - Kings College 2011

Additional menopause training
British Menopause Society 

• Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists and British Menopause Society Post reproductive health course (October 2021)
• 31st Women’s Health Health Symposium (November 2021)
• British Menopause Society Principles and Practice of Menopause care 
• British Menopause Society Cafe (May 2022)
• British Menopause Society Conference 2022
• International Menopause Congress 2022
• 32nd Women’s Health Health Symposium (November 2022)

Newson Health Menopause Society 

• Fourteen fish - Confidence in the Menopause
• Long Covid and Female Hormones
• February - Newson Health Case review
• Thrombosis and the menopause 
• Perimenopasue Q&A Session 
• Migraines and the menopause 
• Bleeding on HRT
• June -Case review event
• 20 years on from the Women's Health Initiative study 
• July - Question and answer session 
• WIMIN & NHMS Conference: Creating an environment for women to thrive in medicine

Kathy Abernathy - The Menopause Course

• Menopause Foundation course for nurses
• Menopause Study Day for Occupational Health Nurses.

Memberships ​
British Menopause Society
Newson Health Menopause Society/ Newson Health Associate
Faculty of Reproductive and Sexual Health - FRSH
National Association of Premenstrual Syndromes -NAPS
British Society for the Study of Vulval Disease - BSVDD 
Nursing Midwifery Council (NMC)
Royal College of Nursing (RCN)

Mission statement and values

Above all else we are committed to providing informed choices to empower our patients and provide individualised care.
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Minter et Al was born from a desire to improve access for women seeking diagnosis and treatment of perimenopause and the menopause. Empowering women is fundamental to what we do as a clinicians.
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We strongly believe in the clinician - client relationship. We don't take any shortcuts in reaching a diagnosis. 

Knowledge and judgement remain central to ensuring you get the most appropriate treatment. We don't prescribe anything just on the basis of a questionnaire. We listen, we get to know your needs, then we come to a joint agreement of how to proceed.

Every woman's past history and current symptoms are different. That is why we tailor every treatment to your personal needs.