Our speciality is Fitness to Practice hearings
Examples of our successful outcomes
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Examples of our successful outcomes 〰️
Nurse facing panel hearing for 21 charges of misconduct has case concluded with no sanction. (Testimonial here) 15 December 2023
Nurse accused of gross misconduct receives final written warning in internal NHS Trust disciplinary hearing. 6 September 2023
Pharmacist found guilty of misconduct receives no impairment finding from GPhC hearing panel. 28 July 2023
Practitioner Psychologist has allegations of misconduct relating to COVID-19 misinformation discontinued by HCPC panel. 11 July 2023
Practitioner Psychologist struck off for sexual misconduct with patient restored to the HCPC register by hearing panel. 5 July 2023
Student Nurse removed from course for allegations of aggressive behaviour reinstated to course with final warning. 28 June 2023
Podiatrist facing allegations of misconduct relating to vaccine and autism misinformation receives no impairment finding by HCPC hearing panel. 21 April 2023
Nurse accused of sleeping on duty has case discontinued at screening stage by NMC. 31 March 2023
Panel refuses NMC application for interim suspension order against nurse accused of dishonesty. 10 March 2023
Social Worker accused of safeguarding and recording issues has all allegations dismissed with no case to answer by SWE hearing panel. 28 February 2023
N.B. We specialise in restoration applications.
Do you have a fitness to practice or teacher misconduct hearing?
Every day we handle cases such as:
Fitness to practice referrals and hearings from the GMC, HCPC, SWE, ACCA, Teaching Regulation Agency and others.
NMC, SWE or HCPC interim order application hearings.
NMC, GPhC, ACCA, Teacher misconduct and HCPC fitness to practice hearings for misconduct/lack of competence/health/conviction allegations.
Student Fitness to Practice hearings
Applications for restoration to the NMC, GMC and HCPC registers, after strike off.
Reviews of HCPC, SWE and NMC interim orders or review or appeals of a final order.
Registration or revalidation appeal hearings.
Employer disciplinary processes and threats to refer to the NMC or other regulator.
Statements for/attendance at an inquest.
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Our job is to help you keep your hard-earned right to practise your profession.
Contact us now - you don’t pay until we agree to work on your case together
Often, nurses and others healthcare professionals come across this site looking for advice on how to deal with their cases themselves.
But if you are facing a potential fitness to practice hearing, you need proper advice and representation.
Don't try to manage your defence yourself
Your fitness to practice hearing is a serious matter. We can all do a basic level of first aid, but with a serious condition, most of us wouldn’t dream of trying to deal with it ourselves. If you value your professional registration, get professional help. This is our specialism.
We have included a real case example and a genuine testimonial below.
Have a look at our past (Case Studies) and present (blog) for cases that might be similar to yours; or check our videos:
Please look at the testimonials, and you may be able to relate to how some of our clients felt before they received our help, and how they felt after we successfully concluded their case.
*These are all real cases where time and again we've been successful in helping professionals keep or regain their precious right to practice.
Case Study
HCPC Interim Panel Hearing - incompetence
I represented [April 2018] a radiographer referred to the HCPC for incompetence in their sonography practice. They were new to the practice of diagnostic ultrasound in the UK, having qualified abroad. The HCPC applied for an interim order restricting the registrant's practice. As a result of my representations, which included a detailed commentary on the referrer's documentation, the panel imposed minimal conditions of practice on my client's sonography practice, leaving them able to practice general radiography without restriction.
Testimonial
I can't thanks enough to Mr Marc Walker who helped me through a long and stressful process which lasted 3 years after I have been referred to NMC. His professionalism, attitude and advice helped me regain my PIN back without no condition of practice or any other restrictions. I would gladly recommend Mr Walker to anyone who need help through the stressful times of their professional careers.
C.M., Berks, Oct 2020