A doctor in Guernsey, Dr Ali Shokouh-Amiri, removed the ovaries of two women without consent. He was also accused of 100 counts of sexual misconduct against female patients, and found guilty of 24 of them.
He is now a consultant in a hospital in England, and the GMC have decided that he is fit to continue working there because he has reflected on his actions and is sorry.
Meanwhile his victims are described as having had their lives ruined, and are a shell of their former selves. One of those whose ovaries were removed without consent was 17 years old.
The sexual offences included touching a patient’s clitoris, hugging and kissing another patient on two occasions, and performing multiple intimate examinations without a chaperone present.
The Chief Executive of the health board in Guernsey says this doctor would not be allowed to practise there now if he applied for a job.
Last year The Independent found that almost 250 medics accused of rape and sexual assault had been allowed to continue practising. Wes Streeting was sufficiently concerned to have called a meeting with the chair of the GMC. Yet here we are again.
www.independent.co.uk/news/health/doctors-nurses-sexual-assault-b2589819.html
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