it took no steps to check whether a hospital doctor, who was struck off the UK medical register for dishonesty in his practice, was telling the truth when he said there had been no problem with his work here.
The judge also asked the council to set out what steps it had taken to check Dr Malik’s assertion in May 2018 he had been working here for a year then without any problem. Dr Malik made that assertion when the council was considering whether to apply to the court to suspend him pending an inquiry arising from the March 2018 findings against him in the UK.
Dr Malik was employed at the Kerry hospital from October 2017 to April 2018 when his employment was terminated due to two alleged failures by him to answer calls to attend to urgent deliveries of infants in distress.had also interviewed the doctor in October 2017 concerning an incident involving one of his patients at Cavan General Hospital.
Wouldn’t the Judge have to follow the trail all the way back to the Universities—83% of students claim mental health problems or learning difficulties before they even enter.—Then government paid aids write their exams and papers for them!