Juan P Saunar

As a registered Radiographer (RA79078) your fitness to practise is impaired by
reason of misconduct. In that:

1. Between September 2019 and November 2019, you;
                a) on multiple occasions said to Colleague 4 ‘I love you’ or words to that
                    effect,
                b) attempted to kiss Colleague 4,
                c) touched Colleague 4’s hips,
                d) told Colleague 4 that they were ‘sexy’ or words to that effect,
                e) patted Colleague 4’s buttocks twice.
   2. Between October 2019 and November 2019, you;
                a) on multiple occasions, addressed Colleague 5 as ‘beautiful’ and/or
                   ‘gorgeous’ or words to that effect,
                b) ignored Colleague 5’s requests to stop addressing her as ‘beautiful’
                    and/or ‘gorgeous’,
                c) assisted Colleague 5 putting on their lead gown and goggles, despite an
                    indication that Colleague 5 did not want you to do so,
                d) took photographs of Colleague 5 without their consent whilst in theatres,
                e) when confronted about the photographs at allegation 2d above, you
                    responded with, ‘my friends do not see red heads often’, or words to that
                    effect.
   3. Between October 2019 and January 2020, you;
                a) on more than one occasion, addressed Colleague 1 as ‘gorgeous’ or
                    words to that effect,
                b) addressed Colleague 1 as ‘beautiful’ or words to that effect,
                c) made the following comment to Colleague 1 whilst outside the unisex
                   changing room, ‘you are smaller than what I had thought’, or words to that
                   effect.
   4. In or around January 2020, you entered the changing room where you
       were aware Colleague 1 was possibly changing, without knocking.
   5. On 14 December 2019, whilst at the Christmas staff party, you;
              a) told Colleague 1 that they were ‘sexy’ or words to that effect,
              b) offered to buy Colleague 1 a drink.
   6. On 24 December 2019;
              a) you said to Colleague 1 ‘you are looking very slim in your tunic’, or words
                  to that effect,
              b) you told Colleague 1 that her ‘boobs looked good’ or words to that effect,
              c) whilst making the comment stated at allegation 6b above, you gestured
                  breasts with your hands.
   7. On 22 January 2020, during a departmental phone call, you said the
       following to Colleague 1, ‘you have a beautiful voice’ or words to that
       effect.
   8. You did not maintain appropriate professional boundaries, in that;
            a) between October 2019 and November 2019, you;
                i. on multiple occasions, commented on the amount of make-up
                   Colleague 5 wore,
                ii. on multiple occasions, queried why Colleague 5 did not have a
                    boyfriend,
                iii. suggested that Colleague 5 take you to London for a tour.
            b) on 30 December 2019, you;
                i. gave Colleague 1, 9 red roses,
                ii. applied pressure to Colleague 1 to accept the red roses after they had
                   declined your offer,
            c) in or around January 2020, you;
                i. applied pressure to Colleague 1 to accept Japanese food after they
                   had declined your offer,
                ii. placed the Japanese food in Colleague 1’s bag without their
                    acceptance and walked off.
           d) on 22 January 2020, during the departmental phone call referred to above
               at allegation 7, you said the following to Colleague 1; ‘you sound like a
               14/15 year old’, or words to that effect.
           e) In or around December 2019, whilst smirking, you asked Colleague 1
               ‘what is on your neck’, or words to that effect.
   9. Between 20 November 2020 and 02 December 2020, you contacted
       Colleague 4 in an attempt to coerce them into providing the HCPC with a
       supporting statement, in that;
          a) On 20 November 2020, you contacted Colleague 4 through Facebook
              messenger and stated ‘only you can save me’ or words to that effect,
          b) On 23 November 2020 you called Colleague 4 and;
              i. asked them to give a statement saying ‘we are ok now and have
                moved on’ or words to that effect,
              ii. stated that you would give Colleague 4 ‘anything they wanted, even a
                  new case of their phone’ or words to that effect,
          c) On 02 December 2020 sent a text message to Colleague 4 in attempt to
              direct the contents of your requested statement, in that you said;
              i. ‘You can include in your statement that what happened between us
                  was not a big deal’, or words to that effect,
              ii. ‘it was dealt within the same day’, or words to that effect,
              iii. ‘they just misunderstood what you said about me’, or words to that
                   effect,
              iv. ‘you do not want any trouble’, or words to that effect,
              v. ‘that you are super annoyed with me that time which was true, but
                  within the day, it was all sorted out and what you said was just a
                  misunderstanding’, or words to that effect,
   10. Your conduct in relation to allegations 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 above
         was sexual.
   11. The matters set out in allegations 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10
         above constitute misconduct.
   12. By reason of your misconduct, your fitness to practise is impaired