
A huge thank you to all SAS doctors - those who have paved the way, inspired others, advocated for recognition and fair contracts, and stepped forward to lead, as well as the many who make an invaluable contribution through their everyday work. 🧵
Yes SAS can!!!! #SASweek26 comes to a close
Today, we’re celebrating SAS doctors 🎉
We’re incredibly proud to end #SASWeek26 by hearing from Dr Emma Wain, who will become the Association’s first SAS President. What better way to celebrate SAS doctors than by hearing from someone helping to shape the future of SAS careers? ❤️
SAS careers aren’t always linear, but there are resources available to help you.
We’ve created a practical resource to support you throughout your career, tailored to the needs of those in SAS grades while also offering useful general information for everyone.
🩺 What did we learn from #SASWeek26?
Across five stories from Wales, one message came through clearly: SAS doctors are leading, teaching, advocating, innovating and shaping services every day.
Thank you to everyone who shared their experiences.
#SASweek26 portfolio pathway day from aline in newcastle - room full of fabulous people
🎉 SAS doctors bring continuity, flexibility and experience to the NHS.
To close #SASWeek26, Dr Deiniol Jones recognises the value of the SAS workforce and the many ways SAS doctors strengthen services across Wales.
🩺 As part of #SASWeek26, Nia Potter from BMA Cymru Wales will be hosting an informal drop-in for SAS doctors at Cardiff and Vale on Friday. Questions about contracts, job planning or workplace issues? Come along and have a chat. 📅 Fri 🕧 12.45pm-1.45pm 📍 Cochrane Building
☕💉 What does a day in the life of a SAS anaesthetist look like?
From early starts and emergency calls to teaching and leadership development, no two days are quite the same. 🧵
As part of #SASWeek26, EMSAS Chair Dr Jocelyn Brittliff reflects on a year of progress for SAS doctors, including new opportunities for SAS doctors to serve as Chairs and Vice Chairs of regional boards and the introduction of the Adel Aziz Legacy Medal.
📣 Advocacy is about making sure colleagues feel supported and heard.
For #SASWeek26, Dr Michelle Hatch reflects on returning to medicine, becoming an SAS advocate and helping colleagues find their voice.
⭐ SAS as a positive and rewarding career choice
📣 A stronger SAS voice in decision-making
🤝 Effective advocacy and workplace support
🎓 Access to education, development and leadership opportunities
💛 Recognition for the expertise SAS doctors bring to their organisations every day
Leadership doesn’t have to wait for a training number or a consultant title. For SAS doctors, opportunities to lead can start wherever you are in your career.
We’ve spoken to four SAS doctors from across the UK about their experiences and gathered their top tips for #SASWeek26 👇️
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As part of #SASWeek26, we'll be hosting an informal drop-in for SAS doctors @cavuhb.bsky.social on Friday.
❓Questions about contracts, job planning or workplace issues? Come along and have a chat.
📅 Fri 🕧 12.45pm-1.45pm 📍 Seminar room 1, 2nd floor, Cochrane Building, UHW
It's #SASWeek26, a moment to recognise the vital contribution of SAS doctors across the NHS. As ongoing supporters of @theSAScollect and the #SASsix campaign, we know that #SASdoctors need both recognition and meaningful change. We're in your corner, this week and every week🙌
👥 Leadership is not limited to formal titles.
For #SASWeek26, Dr Edith Sucharita Jiwanmall reflects on developing as an SAS doctor, leading beyond clinical work and helping others progress.
Listen to Dr Victoria Zaslona discuss her SAS career path with Prof Dame Jane Dacre: https://medicalwomensfederation.substack.com/p/sas-week-2025?r=1l79cr&utm_medium=ios
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