am i my brothers keeper ?

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Frijj said:
The GMC make transparent decision making.

It is not unusual for doctors to be given a second chance, especially if their actions aren't resulting in direct patient harm.

If a trainee doctor fucks up and seriously injures or kills a patient or is grossly negligent they won't typically be let off as easily.



She was all in your head mate.
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The bloke was providing prescription medication to a drug addict. There's no defending it or second chances to be had.
 
Frijj said:
So why was he allowed to return to practice?

Go on, tell me it's because he's related to the Chancellor. Go on. You know you want to!
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That's not what I've implied in my post at all. I'm registered with the hcpc and know a little about the process. What he did is drug dealing. Being rich enables a top quality solicitor to be employed to wrangle him out of it.
 
RTRsBM said:
Of course people are suggesting it you f***ing buffoon. And you slavering on about the gmc and how noble they are will not change anyone's opinion.
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One thing there not is noble. Look at the vaccine incident with Mr and autism. Total shambles and how long it took to get any kind of action.
 
RTRsBM said:
Of course people are suggesting it you f***ing buffoon. And you slavering on about the gmc and how noble they are will not change anyone's opinion.
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Is there any need for that?

You're suggesting he was given special treatment for who his brother is. I think that is not true. That doesn't make me a buffoon.

SnakeEyes said:
That's not what I've implied in my post at all. I'm registered with the hcpc and know a little about the process. What he did is drug dealing. Being rich enables a top quality solicitor to be employed to wrangle him out of it.
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The fitness to practice minutes are available online should you wish to scrutinise their decision making.

Being rich? Most doctors have salaries capable of appointing a good legal team.

jedi_toaster said:
The naïveté of youth....
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Yes, it's because I'm young! I mean there must be a conspiracy to keep Osborne practicing. His brother is the Chancellor you know!
 
Frijj said:
Is there any need for that?

You're suggesting he was given special treatment for who his brother is. I think that is not true. That doesn't make me a buffoon.



The fitness to practice minutes are available online should you wish to scrutinise their decision making.

Being rich? Most doctors have salaries capable of appointing a good legal team.



Yes, it's because I'm young! I mean there must be a conspiracy to keep Osborne practicing. His brother is the Chancellor you know!
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Who mentioned a conspiracy? It's never what you know, but always who you know. I'd hazard a guess he bumbled his way through medical school, relying on his contacts and family name to finally qualify, but that would simply be conjecture. He does like drugs though. I know that for a fact.
 
Frijj said:
Is there any need for that?

You're suggesting he was given special treatment for who his brother is. I think that is not true. That doesn't make me a buffoon.



The fitness to practice minutes are available online should you wish to scrutinise their decision making.

Being rich? Most doctors have salaries capable of appointing a good legal team.



Yes, it's because I'm young! I mean there must be a conspiracy to keep Osborne practicing. His brother is the Chancellor you know!
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You got there in the end.
 
Frijj said:
Is there any need for that?

You're suggesting he was given special treatment for who his brother is. I think that is not true. That doesn't make me a buffoon.



The fitness to practice minutes are available online should you wish to scrutinise their decision making.

Being rich? Most doctors have salaries capable of appointing a good legal team.



Yes, it's because I'm young! I mean there must be a conspiracy to keep Osborne practicing. His brother is the Chancellor you know!
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Your missing the point. A junior Dr does not earn a lot of money. Roughly from the top of my head it's less than £28000. A Shit solicitor will cost £100 an hour. However having a family worth millions affords you privileges many will never have.

There is no conspiracy. Money talks.
 
jedi_toaster said:
Who mentioned a conspiracy? It's never what you know, but always who you know. I'd hazard a guess he bumbled his way through medical school, relying on his contacts and family name to finally qualify, but that would simply be conjecture. He does like drugs though. I know that for a fact.
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You don't just 'bumble' your way through a medical degree nor do you rely on who your parents are to pass exams, at least not if you're doing medicine.

SnakeEyes said:
Your missing the point. A junior Dr does not earn a lot of money. Roughly from the top of my head it's less than £28000. A Shit solicitor will cost £100 an hour. However having a family worth millions affords you privileges many will never have.

There is no conspiracy. Money talks.
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If you're registered with a healthcare registry body presumably you're familiar with a number of doctors, and you'll surely know that doctors on the whole come from well-off backgrounds. Most junior doctors will be able to rely at least in part on family money if they need to fight a case.
 
Frijj said:
You don't just 'bumble' your way through a medical degree nor do you rely on who your parents are to pass exams, at least not if you're doing medicine.



If you're registered with a healthcare registry body presumably you're familiar with a number of doctors, and you'll surely know that doctors on the whole come from well-off backgrounds. Most junior doctors will be able to rely at least in part on family money if they need to fight a case.
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Ok mate.
 
Frijj said:
You don't just 'bumble' your way through a medical degree nor do you rely on who your parents are to pass exams, at least not if you're doing medicine.



If you're registered with a healthcare registry body presumably you're familiar with a number of doctors, and you'll surely know that doctors on the whole come from well-off backgrounds. Most junior doctors will be able to rely at least in part on family money if they need to fight a case.
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Yes I accept that. But your talking about a totally different level of wealth here. Being well off and being from a multi millionaire family are two entirely different things.

Even still stating most Dr's come from wealthy backgrounds further supports what I said.
 
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