Miles Bryers

As a registered Paramedic (PA45793) your fitness to practise is impaired by reason of your misconduct, in that:

1. Between 1 September 2022 to 2 September 2022, you did not maintain appropriate professional boundaries with Colleague A, in that:

a) You sent Colleague A photographs of a personal and/or sexual nature

b) You messaged Colleague A "it will be the ride of your life", or words to that effect.

c) You messaged Colleague A "I have good reviews so far", or words to that effect.

d) You messaged Colleague A "I bet you didn't expect to wake up to this view in the morning", or words to that effect.

2. In or around September 2022, you did not maintain appropriate professional boundaries in relation to Colleague B, in that:

a) You messaged Colleague B "seen any dicks or just tits?!", or words to that effect.

b) You messaged Colleague B "can I bring you back to my retreat for some company if I don't pull?", or words to that effect.

c) You messaged Colleague B "you can have my meat any day, all you have to do is just ask", or words to that effect.

3. On or around 6 August 2022, you did not maintain appropriate professional boundaries in relation to Colleague C, in that:

a) You said "are you happy with the size of your boyfriend's penis", or words to that effect.

b) You said "have you got any sexual fantasies to cheat on him", or words to that effect.

c) You said "what happens at a festival stays at the festival"

d) You said "any hole is a goal"

4. On or around 19 July 2021, you did not maintain appropriate professional boundaries in relation to Colleague C, in that:

a) You said "I'm not going to tell you where I am staying because you'll come knocking and I will be naked because of the heat"

5. On or around 8 September 2021, you did not maintain appropriate professional boundaries with Colleague D in that you tackled them to the ground.

6. Your conduct in relation to particulars 1, 2, 3, and/or 4 was sexual in nature.

7. Your conduct in relation to particulars 1, 2, 3, and/or 4 was sexuallymotivated.

8. The matters described at particulars 1 – 7 constitute misconduct.

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