The British Society of Gastroenterology is focused on the promotion of gastroenterology and hepatology. It has over three and a half thousand members drawn from the ranks of physicians, surgeons, pathologists, radiologists, scientists, nurses, dietitians, and others interested in the field.
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First published on 08 Feb 2024
Applications are now open for the role of BSG Deputy CSSC Chair and QI Lead to commence with immediate effect until June 2024 working with Dr Bernard Brett, CSSC Chair and the Guidelines Lead Dr Perminder Phull. The Deputy Chair […]
First published on 22 Jan 2024
The Board of Directors of the IBD Registry Ltd is saddened to announce the closure of the IBD Registry at the end of March 2024. The NHS data landscape is entering a period of considerable upheaval and change. This will alter the way data is managed and used for improvement […]
First published on 08 Jan 2024
Prof Sir Roy Calne, who carried out Europe’s first liver transplant, died aged 93 in Cambridge late on Saturday evening. He performed the game changing operation on 2nd May 1968 at Addenbrooke’s hospital in Cambridge, and was responsible for other […]
Hear from some of our members at our annual conference BSG LIVE’23 as they talk about their highlights of being a BSG member, including the networking and career development opportunities, state-of-the-art educational content offering, joining a community of over 4,000 members, being at the forefront of gastroenterology and hepatology research, and much more.
Wherever you are in your professional journey, we are here to support you with the latest clinical information, training, professional development and events.
As part of our continuing mission to support members’ wellbeing, our Wellbeing Resources area includes details of our new Member Assistance Programme providing self-help information and advice, professional counselling, and life management support services to BSG members.
Our ‘BSG Trainees Webinar: Wellbeing for Doctors & How to get Gastro Speciality Training Back on Track’ featured talks regarding wellbeing and mental health, and the opening presentation is available to watch here.
First published on 22 Jan 2024
John Leeds is a Consultant Pancreaticobiliary Physician and Endoscopist, and a Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer. What attracted you to a career in gastroenterology/hepatology? Gastroenterology was my first “house job” back in 1998 at Bradford Royal Infirmary, and whilst it was […]
First published on 15 Jan 2024
Julian Layhe is a Clinical Endoscopist. What attracted you to a career in gastroenterology/endoscopy? My career in endoscopy began as a result of an incorrect bank shift! I was a band 5 RN and thought I’d be working on the […]
First published on 02 Jan 2024
Dr Phedra Dodds is the NHS England South-West Endoscopy Programme Nurse Lead. What attracted you to a career in gastroenterology/endoscopy? I’ve worked in gastroenterology now for about 24 years. I started as a ward nurse on a gastroenterology surgical ward […]
First published on 06 Nov 2023
Dr Coral Hollywood is a Consultant at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital and the BSG VP of Hepatology. What attracted you to a career in gastroenterology/hepatology? I studied at Southampton University with visits to the hospital for lectures offered by the NHS […]
First published on 05 Sep 2023
Dr Christian Selinger is currently a Consultant Gastroenterologist and Lead for IBD at St. James’s University Hospital. What attracted you to a career in gastroenterology/hepatology? I really liked that gastroenterology offers you the ability to combine the physician aspect of […]
First published on 25 Jul 2023
Dr Helen Griffiths is currently an Advanced Clinical Endoscopist, Decontamination and VCJD advisor to the BSG and incoming JAG Lead Nurse. What attracted you to a career in gastroenterology/endoscopy? Following a career break to raise my children, I took up […]
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