Clinical Safety Officer Training, Jobs & Community
Whether you’re getting into clinical safety or you already sign off hazard logs, the CSO Lab helps you keep your skills sharp, find your next role on the weekly Jobs Board, and be part of the CSO community we’re building.
The gap between training and confident, independent practice is real. You shouldn't have to navigate complex clinical safety scenarios alone or worry whether you're getting it right. Our support system bridges that gap—so you can deliver excellent work without the stress.
Why join?
Stuck on a tricky DCB0129 assessment? Need a second pair of eyes on your hazard log? Get practical answers from DCBee and a course built on real CSO projects.
DCBee, 24/7
Stuck on a hazard log at 10pm? DCBee is our AI assistant built around DCB0129 and DCB0160. Ask it real questions from your work and get practical answers straight away. It supports your thinking; it doesn’t replace your CSO judgement or sign-off.
A practical course
Work through hazard logs, safety cases, CRMPs and risk scoring the way an assessor reads them. The course is built from real projects, and monthly quizzes help you keep your knowledge current and support your CPD.
1:1 coaching (Practitioner)
On the Practitioner plan you get three one-hour 1:1 coaching sessions with me to work through your live projects, safety cases or risk assessments, alongside a full day of training.
What’s included?
Your CSO Lab membership gives you what you need to grow as a digital clinical safety professional: a practical course, DCBee, monthly CPD quizzes and the weekly Jobs Board.
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A regularly updated CSO course built from real projects, 24/7 access to DCBee, our AI clinical safety assistant, and monthly quizzes to keep your knowledge current and support your CPD.
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New clinical safety roles every week, each linked to the employer’s own careers page, to help you take the next step in your career.
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Want more hands-on support? The Refresher and Practitioner plans add a full day of live training, and Practitioner includes three one-hour 1:1 coaching sessions with me.
FAQs
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Yes, we recommend completing it first. My coaching builds on the NHS England training: the e-learning gives you the theoretical foundations, while my sessions focus on practical application — how to create safety cases, draft hazard logs, and embed DCB0129/0160 into real projects.
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Unlike generic training, this is bespoke. Every session relates directly to your role, organisation, or live project. You’ll leave with actionable outputs (like draft documents, risk assessments, or a project-specific safety plan), not just theory.
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Absolutely. Many clients use the Practitioner package for CSO readiness. I provide one-to-one guidance, a review of your draft documentation, and a mock readiness interview so you feel confident stepping into the role.
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Yes. You can book ad-hoc project support sessions or document reviews as you need them. Some clients choose a package, then keep me on for assurance at key project milestones — ensuring their compliance work is audit-ready.
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Under DCB0129 and DCB0160, a Clinical Safety Officer must be a suitably qualified and experienced clinician with current registration with a professional body, trained in clinical risk management. Most people start with recognised CSO training, then build experience on real hazard logs and safety cases. The CSO Lab is designed to help you bridge that gap between training and confident practice.
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The course and monthly quizzes are designed to support your CPD. You can record the time you spend and what you’ve learnt in your own CPD log for your professional body.
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Yes. You can cancel your CSO Lab membership at any time from your account. You keep access until the end of the billing period you’ve already paid for, whether that’s a month or a year.
Already a qualified CSO?
If you’re a Clinical Safety Officer or a clinician with clinical safety training and want to work on DCB0129 and DCB0160 projects with digital health companies, I’d love to hear from you.
