Samuel Terkura Njor

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ORDER: The Registrar is directed to vary and continue the Interim Conditions
of Practice Order, as follows:
1. You must not undertake any work as a Practitioner Psychologist unless you have a work supervisor and are subject to direct supervision.

2. You must place yourself and remain under the direct supervision* of a work supervisor registered by the HCPC or other appropriate statutory regulator. You must supply details of that supervisor to the HCPC within 14 days of the Operative Date. You must attend upon that supervisor as required and follow their advice and recommendations.

* Direct supervision means that you may not work as an autonomous practitioner. Your work supervisor is responsible for ensuring that all aspects of your work are subject to oversight from a qualified and appropriate professional.

3. You must place yourself and remain under an external clinical supervisor, registered by the British Psychological Society as an applied practice supervisor, or another external clinical supervisor registered by an appropriate statutory regulator. You must attend upon your clinical supervisor not less than monthly and you must follow the advice and recommendations of your clinical supervisor. You must supply details of that supervisor to the HCPC within 14 days of the Operative Date. You must attend upon that clinical supervisor as required and follow their advice and recommendations.

4. You must not act as an expert witness/provide expert advice for the purposes of any legal proceedings in your capacity as a registered professional.

5. You must provide a letter/report from your work and clinical supervisors to the HCPC at least 7 days before any future review of your interim order. A letter/report from your work supervisor should deal with the fulfilment of
your professional role in a safe and effective manner, including specific reference to the following areas:-

• Timely completion of reports
• Appropriate risk assessment
• Appropriate response to safeguarding concerns
• Appropriate conduct of psychometric assessments.
• Appropriately devised psychological formulations and therapeutic interventions.
• Recognition of, and adherence to, working within your own sphere of competence

6. You must inform the HCPC within seven days if you take up work requiring registration with a professional body outside the United Kingdom, and you must inform the HCPC within seven days of returning to practice in the United Kingdom

7. You must inform the HCPC within seven days of becoming aware of:
A. any patient safety incident you are involved in;
B. any investigation started against you; and
C. any disciplinary and/or competence proceedings taken
against you.

8. You must inform the following parties that your registration is subject to these conditions:
A. any organisation or person employing or contracting with you to undertake professional work;
B. any agency you are registered with or apply to be registered with to undertake professional work (at the time of application);
C. any prospective employer for professional work (at the time of your application);
D. any organisation through which you are undertaking professional training.

9. You must allow the HCPC to share, as necessary, details about your performance, compliance with, and/or progress under these conditions with:
A. any organisation or person employing or contracting with you to

This order will be reviewed by the Committee no later than 12 June 2026 or earlier if new evidence which is relevant to the Order becomes available after it was made.

History of Hearings for Samuel Terkura Njor