GP who saw more than 100 patients without a licence is struck off

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By Daniel Pye

A GP who saw more than 100 patients after her licence was withdrawn has been struck off the medical register.

Dr Jairon Majdneya was given a year’s suspension by the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service last year, after she continued to practise despite being told by the General Medical Council (GMC) her licence was withdrawn due to not engaging with the revalidation process.

She told the previous tribunal hearing about her “never ending” and “nightmare” task list.

From 27 March 2024, when her licence was withdrawn, to 23 April 2024 she saw “around 135 patients,” according to evidence given by a senior partner at Audley Mill Surgery in Rayleigh, Essex in that tribunal.

When Majdneya received her suspension, she was given a chance to remediate and demonstrate how she had kept up her clinical skills.

Representing the GMC in Majdneya’s review hearing this week, Niamh Inghram told the tribunal that instead of doing this she had entirely disengaged from the process and had not responded to any correspondence.