Bedford prison doctor suspended for dishonesty A prison doctor has been found guilty of misconduct and dishonesty for practising without a licence.
Dr Gabriel Okey had worked without a valid licence for six weeks, including a stint at HMP Bedford.
The Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service found he "knowingly" continued to work after his licence was revoked in April 2016 and "abused his position of trust".
He was suspended for a year by a tribunal.
The General Medical Council (GMC) said from January 2016 it had contacted him by mail to say it had not received a recommendation to revalidate his licence, and it was revoked three months later.
The tribunal heard Dr Okey's employment had transferred to the Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust (NHFT) in April 2016 after it took over the prison contract.
The trust informed the GMC that Dr Okey had been practising without a licence. BBC Northampton
Dr Gabriel Okey had worked without a valid licence for six weeks, including a stint at HMP Bedford.
The Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service found he "knowingly" continued to work after his licence was revoked in April 2016 and "abused his position of trust".
He was suspended for a year by a tribunal.
The General Medical Council (GMC) said from January 2016 it had contacted him by mail to say it had not received a recommendation to revalidate his licence, and it was revoked three months later.
The tribunal heard Dr Okey's employment had transferred to the Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust (NHFT) in April 2016 after it took over the prison contract.
The trust informed the GMC that Dr Okey had been practising without a licence. BBC Northampton
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