Nabi M Z Oqhaz

As a registered Physiotherapist (PH80729):

1. On one or more dates between around 10 October 2022 and 21 October 2022 and during Person A’s student placement at the Rose Clinic (“the Clinic”) in London, you:

a.Asked Person A where she lived on one or more occasion;

b.Told Person A that she should move to the same neighbourhood in which the Clinic was located;

c.Told Person A that she should not go to the gym in the evenings and to exercise at the Clinic;

d. Told Person A that she could purchase the Clinic or become a partner at the Clinic;

e. Made comments about Person A’s appearance on one or more occasions;

f. Told Person A that she was “good looking” and/ or “beautiful”;

g. Told Person A “you need to watch how you talk to male clients, they may get the wrong impression” or words to that effect;

h. In response to a patient commenting that Person A was “pretty”, told the patient in the presence of Person A “I know, that’s why I chose her” or words to that effect; and/ or

i. Commented to Person A in the presence of patients that she was “disappointing” and/ or that she would fail her placement on one or more occasions.

2. On 14 October 2022, during a manual therapy training exercise with Person A you:

a. Became visibly aroused;

b. Made comments to the effect of:

i.“that feels really good”;

ii.“I’m very stressed”;

iii.“it’s stressful owning a clinic”;

iv. “it’s nice that you have really warm hands, it’s good for physio to have warm hands”; and/ or

v. “all the girls in my class had cold hands but me and you have warm hands”.

c. Offered to lend Person A money to buy the Clinic from you.

3. Your conduct at any or all of particulars 1 (a) to (i) and/ or 2 (a) to (c) above was:

a. A failure to maintain clear professional boundaries with Person A in your role as her Educator during her work placement at the Clinic;

b. An abuse of your position as owner of the Clinic and Person A’s Educator, in that Person A was a student at the Clinic under your supervision; and/or

c. Sexually motivated.

4. The matters set out at particulars 1 –3 above constitute misconduct.

5. By reason of the matters set out above, your fitness to practise is impaired by reason of misconduct.