Former ambulance station officer suspended for a year
FORMER ambulance station officer Jason Garnham has been suspended for a year after failing to follow up an aborted 999 call from a man who was found dead the following day.
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The Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) conduct and competence committee panel found the allegations against Mr Garnham proved following a four-day hearing.
He worked for the St John Ambulance and Rescue Service at the time of the call.
The one-year suspension is on the grounds of misconduct.
A full decision document is yet to be published.
