Join our community dedicated to advancing surgical excellence for black trainees. Dedicated to empowering black trainees, our program focuses on enhancing skills, fostering connections, and providing opportunities for growth and success in the surgical field.
ABOUT OUR PROGRAM
Our program is tailored to provide ethnic Black surgeons with the necessary resources and support to thrive in their surgical careers via an innovative online group mentoring programme.
The programme will provide mentorship, networking opportunities, and professional development resources to address and reduce the disparities faced by Black trainees in surgery.
The programme will combine online workshops covering relevant topics with online small group mentoring sessions to help prepare and equip trainees with tools to deal with problems and issues they may face in their training journey.
We are grant funded by the Royal College of Surgeons of England via the Grassroot In Surgery Fund.
Are you interested in being a mentor?
We are looking for consultants and senior doctors 11 years + who want to join the mentoring team with minimal regular commitment required!
Are you interested in joining the programme as a mentee?
Are you a trainee from CT1 - ST8 on a surgical programme? Feel free to sign up for the programme for FREE!
Our Team.
We are a group fo surgeons passionate about diversity, reducing inequality and fostering the black surgical community.
Mr Oliver Adebayo – Orthopaedic Registrar (ST8) based in London. He is the former president of the British Orthopaedic Trainees Association and the Establishing Student leadership in Healthcare (ESLIH) committee at the Faculty of Medical Leadership and Management
Mr Harry Benjamin-Laing – Orthopaedic Hand Consultant based in Milton Keynes, Founder & creator of medical education platform, OrthoM8.
Ms Anthea Davy – Orthopaedic Hand Consultant at University College London Hospital. Former RCS WinS Committee member, current Co-chair of the Race, Equality & Culture Network, UCLH
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