
Rebecca Wilson
Founder, CEO & Director of Clinical Safety
Fractional CSO
A named UK-registered CSO on a monthly retainer, the pragmatic way to satisfy NHS clinical safety requirements without hiring in-house.
Most NHS software suppliers don't need a full-time CSO. What they need is a named, accountable clinician who owns their DCB0129 or DCB0160 file, reviewing releases, chairing hazards and signing safety case reports.
DigiSafe pairs you with a CSO whose clinical background matches your product. You get the continuity of an employed CSO with the flexibility of a retained partnership.
A fractional Clinical Safety Officer is a qualified clinician who acts as your named CSO on a part-time, retained basis, typically a few days a month, instead of a full-time hire. It's the standard model for NHS software suppliers, start-ups and scale-ups.
Yes. NHS procurement, DTAC v2 and DSPT all accept a named external CSO. What matters is that the CSO is a registered clinician, has appropriate training, and owns your clinical risk management system in practice.
Yes. Our CSOs cover manufacturers (DCB0129) and NHS deploying organisations (DCB0160), including trusts, ICBs and health boards.
A fractional CSO is a named person accountable for your file, not a rotating pool. You get the continuity of an employed CSO with the flexibility of a retained partnership.
Book a free call with a DigiSafe CSO. We'll scope the work, timelines and the right partnership, plain English, no jargon.
Multi-disciplinary lived experience across nursing, GP, paramedic, pharmacy, medical devices and data protection. Book a discovery call and we'll match you with the right expert.

Founder, CEO & Director of Clinical Safety

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Senior CSO, Lead Trainer, Paramedic

Executive Assistant
Every engagement starts with a free 20-min scoping call, a conflict-of-interest check, and a plain-English summary before you commit.