A doctor, Dr Surrayya Najeeb, is struck off the medical register after failing a life-support course and not disclosing that failure to her employers, according to reports. She previously worked as a locum consultant at Blackpool Teaching Hospitals.
The accounts say that when she took a role at Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Norfolk, she did not inform bosses about the failed life-support training. The reports also describe the case as involving misconduct related to disclosure, including alleged inaccuracies about her employment circumstances, such as a demotion.
Across the available sources, the central focus is consistent: her failure to complete required life-support training and the omission of that information when moving to a new position. The reporting does not provide further procedural detail or disputed facts beyond these core points.
