(12-06-2020, 11:55 PM)Ninurta Wrote: Clearly he was merely gathering images to illustrate a medical text!
One on gynecology, apparently...
It must have been what you suggested and even possibly a trendy thing to do!
Still... trust your Doctor.
Quote:ABUSE OF TRUST Married doctor, 47, struck off after having affair with student, 17, on work experienceThe Sun:
'A married doctor was struck off yesterday after he had an affair with a 17-year-old college student on work
experience and made sexual advances towards another. Dr Shakil Malik, 47, who claimed “all girls should be
treated like princesses”, engaged in oral sex with the teenager, sent her explicit text messages and even
referred to her as ''Mrs Malik".
Dr Shakil Malik.
He also sent her £66 so she could buy herself a birthday present.
In one text Malik asked the girl to send him a picture ''without her gown'' and offered to give a ''bum massage''
adding: ''Take a pic of your upper body with my favourite bits. I love your boobs, your lips, your face, your bums.
Can’t wait to kiss them.
“An orgasm is a full-body release of sexual tension that builds up as a result of sexual excitement.
And later on you could do your favourite suction.''
He then transferred a further £100 so she could book a room at a hotel where they hugged and kissed and she
gave him oral sex.
The dad-of-three consultant physician then chatted up an undergraduate student, 22, who was studying medicine
and tried to get her to accompany him to a ''masterclass for doctors'' conference by falsely passing her off as was
his junior.
She refused the offer claiming Malik had a ''creepy smile'' which made her feel ''uncomfortable”.
He told her she could not reveal to anyone about the conference invitation as it was “confidential” adding:
''You look nice with your hair down.”
'SEXUALLY MOTIVATED'
When she said she was dating somebody, the doctor told her: ''Is it serious? Do you live with him?
Can I be your best friend? Every girl should be treated like a princess.”
The woman, who had a boyfriend, said she was subjected to sexual advances in a meeting with Malik at his
office whilst on a 12-week work placement. Both women had been referred to Malik between October 2018
and August 2019 whilst he was working as a consultant physician for the NHS in Manchester in geriatric
rehabilitation and emergency medicine.
Police arrested him on suspicion of sexual activity with Miss A but took no further action.
At the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service in Manchester, Malik, of Bramhall, Cheshire, was ordered to have
his name erased from the found medical register after he was found guilty of sexually motivated misconduct.
He admitted a fling with Miss A but denied making sexual remarks towards Miss B and claimed he was a
''victim of feminine wiles”.
Tribunal chairman Graham White said: "The targets of Dr Malik’s sexually motivated behaviour were students
to whom he was in a position of trust and seniority as their supervisor.
"The tribunal regarded Dr Malik’s sexually motivated misconduct to be an abuse of that trust.
“He has brought the medical profession into disrepute.”...'
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