Sandrine Oakes

Quality Manager

As Group Quality Manager, Sandrine’s role involves overseeing regulatory requirements, clinical governance and professional guidance to support Manchester Fertility and our donor sperm bank, Semovo, through regulatory inspections. Her role ensures we not only meet our mandatory requirements but go above and beyond to give our patients the best service possible.

Sandrine has gained an impressive skill set throughout her varied experience. Initially trained in business management and European languages, her career started in the airline industry. During her time in the airline sector, she developed an interest in regulatory compliance and how it can be used to improve both experience & safety.

She then retrained as an Operating Department Practitioner before becoming involved in the fertility sector in 2015. Sandrine worked as a Quality Manager at a clinic in the East Midlands before joining the HFEA (Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority) as a clinical inspector and Senior Inspector Information Quality. Throughout this previous experience, Sandrine has strengthened her clinical governance skills.

"I was keen to return to a more hands-on role in the fertility sector and decided that joining the Manchester Fertility and Semovo team was worth relocating from Nottingham to Manchester. I’m a solution-focused person, so I’m interested in improving patients’ experience and safety through learning from patient feedback."

Sandrine Oakes

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Please Note: We can only accept donors that live in the United Kingdom long term
Please Note: Initial enquiry must be prior to 45th birthday.

Important Information

As a donor, you will be reimbursed a maximum of £45 each time you visit your Semovo location to cover your expenses and loss of earnings.

To become a donor, we need you to agree to the following:

  1. Attend regular appointments and produce all donations on site by masturbation.
  2. Be screened for medical conditions throughout the process.
  3. Not put yourself at risk of contracting sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
  4. Be registered as an identifiable donor with the UK fertility regulator, the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA).
  5. Not knowingly omit any relevant information that could affect the health of any children born as a result of your donation.