Jonathan Murrell

As a registered Paramedic (PA33062):

1. Whilst employed as an Operational Team Leader with the South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) you breached confidentiality, in that:

1. a) On 8 June 2018 you disclosed the outcome of Colleague 1’s disciplinary hearing to one or more colleagues.

1. b) On 8 June 2018 you disclosed to one or more colleagues that Operational Team Leaders had been criticised by the union and/or the Chair of the disciplinary hearing for not providing enough support to Colleague 1.

1. c) you disclosed that there were allegations being made regarding Class A drug use by paramedics to one or more colleagues, including.
2. Colleague 10, on or around 14 June 2018 to 7 September 2018; and/or

1. Colleague 12, on or around 22 June 2018; and/or

iii. Colleague 3, on or around 28 June 2018; and / or

2018. Colleague 11, on or around 26 June 2018.

1. d) Between April 2018 and 03 August 2018, you disclosed to one or more colleagues that Colleague 2 was suicidal.

1. e) On an unknown date you disclosed to one or more colleagues that Colleague 2 had not attended a sickness meeting and stated that he was “really stupid and shopping”, or words to that effect.

1. f) On an unknown date you informed Colleague 4 that a particular member of staff had appeared in a pornographic film earlier in their life.

1. g) In or around July 2018 you suggested to one or more colleagues that a fraud investigation might relate to Colleague 10

2. On 23 January 2019 you discussed your own SECAmb investigation with staff members when asked not to do so.
3. The matters set out in allegation 1a and/or 1b and/or 1c and/or 1d and/or 1e and /or 1f and/or 1g and/or 2 above constitute misconduct.
4. By reason of your misconduct your fitness to practise is impaired.