Paramedic found not to be dishonest
Kate Parker, instructed by Sheetul Sowdagur at Bindmans LLP, represented a paramedic accused of misconduct.
The paramedic was accused of attending training courses and then sitting in McDonald's for the remainder of his 11-hour shift whilst claiming payment for a full day's work. On other occasions, he was also accused of claiming payments for work having failed to attend work altogether.
The paramedic was accused of attending training courses and then sitting in McDonald's for the remainder of his 11-hour shift whilst claiming payment for a full day's work. On other occasions, he was also accused of claiming payments for work having failed to attend work altogether.
After a five day hearing before before The Health and Care Professions Council, three of the five allegations were found not proven; the remaining two were not considered to amount to dishonesty. There was no finding of misconduct.