Sania Manjilai

As a registered Practitioner Psychologist (PYL38097) your fitness to practise is impaired by reason of misconduct. In that:

1. Between approximately November 2019 and 05 March 2020 you practised as a Practitioner Psychologist whilst unregistered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC).

2. On varying dates between approximately April 2017 and 05 March 2020 you misrepresented your accreditations and/or experience in your Curriculum Vitae in that it stated that:

a. you had undertaken work as a Counselling Psychologist from September 2017 until April 2019, during which time you were not registered with the HCPC;

b. you co-managed over 60 therapists for the Grenfell Tower Project when this was not the case and/or your role was as a trainee psychologist and/or student counsellor

3. Between approximately 30 October 2019 and December 2019 you completed visits to individuals held in Immigration Detention Centres for the purpose of writing Medico-Legal reports which you submitted to the Home Office when not registered with the HCPC and/or qualified to do so, relating to 21 cases as set out in Schedule 1.

4. At the time of registering with the HCPC on or around 6 March 2020, you did not inform the HCPC that you had practised whilst unregistered.

5. In respect of particulars 1 and/or 3 you worked beyond your scope of practice.

6. Your conduct as described at Particular 2 was dishonest.

7. The matters set out in particulars 1 to 6 above constitute misconduct.

8. By reason of your misconduct your fitness to practise is impaired.