GP ‘felt forced to quit NHS’ after being investigated as transphobic after raising concerns over trans doctor who was giving puberty blockers to under-18s

A GP has spoken out and said she was bullied and harassed out of her NHS job after raising concerns over a transgender colleague’s practice. 

Dr Sarah Redvers, who was a safeguarding GP responsible for protecting gender distressed children receiving NHS treatment in Sussex, claimed she was accused of transphobia after reporting Brighton GP and lead clinician Dr Sam Hall. 

She had brought a claim for constructive dismissal against NHS Sussex Integrated Care Board. 

The tribunal heard that Dr Redvers first raised concerns in July 2020 over Dr Hall giving puberty blockers to under-18s. Those concerns were investigated, but NHS England concluded it was

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