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Surgical Advisory Service

Support When You Need It Most

The Surgical Advisory Service (SAS) has been created by CBS to provide guidance and support to any member of the surgical team facing challenges—no matter the reason. Whether you need assistance with an employment concerns, a medico-legal issue or a bullying/harassment concern, our team of experienced consultant surgeons and specialists are here to help.

Backed by the authority of CBS's registered trade union status, we offer confidential trusted advice.

How it works:

• Immediate Assistance: You don't need to be a CBS member to receive initial advice and signposting.
• Ongoing Support: To continue accessing our services, simply become a CBS member.

You can view a brief overview of the SAS by clicking the button below to download our flyer.

Get the support you need today

Share an overview of your situation and the SAS will direct you to the appropriate resources and support, ensuring you receive guidance tailored to your circumstances.

SAS is independent and totally confidential, no concern is too small!

Download the SAS Flyer

Why joining CBS can support you?

To receive full representation, individual surgical professionals are required to join CBS. It is important to note that CBS, as a trade union, performs distinct functions from those of the SAS. 

CBS can support you:

Representation: CBS can speak on behalf of their members and represent their interests in negotiations with employers. 

Advice and Guidance: CBS offers its members information, advice, and guidance regarding work-related problems.

By joining CBS we can be there for you.

Join CBS NOW

 

Why do CBS members call the SAS?

 

Read how we have helped our Members...

All case studies are anonymous:

Support for a NHS Surgeon Facing Bullying

Support for a NHS Surgeon Requesting Part-time Working

Trainee Surgeon Facing Workplace Harassment

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Introducing Emily Borhan, SAS Manager.

Emily is a law graduate with extensive experience in medical law, negligence, and professional liability, and has supported surgeons in the indemnity field since qualifying in 2010. 

Her service to CBS members is rooted in years of working with surgical schemes, an in-depth understanding of the needs of surgeons, and the collaboration required with external agencies in defending them in disciplinary and negligence cases. Having worked closely with Dr. Gerard Panting, she has gained a deep understanding of negotiating with NHS trusts.

For advice and assistance, please call: 07498 322935 or email: advice@cbsgb.co.uk