As Deputy Head of Embryology at CRGH Portland, I am very proud to be part of the FL team. I initially joined the team a number of years ago to advance my career and to increase my exposure to the wealth of patients and diverse treatment options available at one of the most progressive and pioneering clinics in London.
I am proud to be part of a highly skilled and motivated team of professionals who work tirelessly to ensure our patients receive the highest standard of care. By remaining at the forefront of our field through continued education and willingness to try new techniques, we can confidently do our best to help our patients achieve their goal of creating their family, with reassurance that they are being looked after in our state-of-the-art laboratory which delivers success rates far exceeding national averages.
As embryologists, we never forget that we work in a field which is constantly evolving. FL definitely support this, and in our laboratory we are currently using novel AI systems to assist with embryo grading and selection, as well as trialling advanced preimplantation genetic testing platforms which aim to maximise the number of euploid embryos.
With patient consent, our team regularly assist with the donation of embryos surplus to treatment requirements to prestigious research projects and we regularly attend annual conferences presenting our own projects inspired by our day-to-day work.
Of course, our work is challenging, both emotionally and sometimes physically, but nothing compares to the feeling of being introduced to a baby we have assisted in bringing into this world and congratulating the delighted parents whose families are now complete. FL enables us to do this in a safe, inspiring, and optimised environment, making it a truly extraordinary place to work.

Victor is holding a Master’s Degree in Reproductive Biology and Assisted Reproductive Technologie (with Honors) from the Autonomous University of Barcelona and Instituto Universitatio Dexeus complemented by Degree in Genetics from UA. He is working in Institut Marqués since 2018 and currently leads the Embryology Laboratory. He is also involved in the scientific community through many notable publications.

I have worked at the clinic since it opened, so many might think that my work has become routine over time. Surprisingly, the opposite is true! I still find my work fun and fulfilling because I have a team of great people and professionals around me. We each contribute in our own way to help fulfill the dreams and expectations of our clients.
And the positive results are the reason why working at GENNET still makes sense to me after more than 20 years.