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Leading heart surgeon is allowed back to work after judge overturns hospital’s ban

A leading heart surgeon at St George’s Hospital in London has won an interim High Court injunction allowing her back to work, after a judge ruled that she had a strongly arguable case that the decision to exclude her was “irrational.”1

Marjan Jahangiri was granted the injunction pending a hearing of her claim that St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust had breached her contract of employment in temporarily excluding her from clinical duties, teaching, and research.

Jahangiri was told that she would be excluded from work on 9 August 2018 as she was about to operate on “Mrs X,” a patient with advanced aortic disease. The valve sparing aortic root replacement surgery …