Occupational therapistHealth and Care Professions Council OT53882
Eme S Ufomba
Eme S Ufomba, occupational therapist (Health and Care Professions Council OT53882). Most recent decision: Conditions on practice (practising with restrictions) on 9 July 2026 by the Health and Care Professions Council.
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Latest published outcome
Most recent outcome: Conditions on practice (practising with restrictions) for 1 year, decided 9 July 2026 by the Health and Care Professions Council.
What does “practising with restrictions” mean?
Conditions of practice allow the practitioner to keep working but only subject to specific restrictions — for example, supervision, limits on certain procedures, or required reporting to the regulator.
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Decisions and hearings
Health and Care Professions Councilreview hearing
Conditions on practice(practising with restrictions)· 1 year
Occupational therapist Eme S Ufomba will remain under conditions of practice for another 12 months from 18 August 2026. The panel found insufficient evidence that earlier care and record-keeping failures had been fully addressed. It rejected a request for suspension, deciding that supervision, a development plan and restrictions on locum and independent work remained sufficient to protect the public.
Health and Care Professions Councilreview hearing
Conditions on practice(practising with restrictions)· 1 year
The HCPTS panel found that Eme S Ufomba's fitness to practise remained impaired after earlier findings concerning delayed medical care and inadequate records. It said she had begun to develop insight but had not yet fully understood the impact of her conduct or completed remediation. Given her progress, the panel replaced her suspension with 12 months of practice conditions.
Health and Care Professions Councilsubstantive hearing
Suspension(suspended from practice)· 1 year
The HCPC panel found that Eme Ufomba failed to obtain urgent medical help for a vulnerable service user and did not adequately document her reasoning. Because her insight and remediation remained very limited, it suspended her registration for 12 months.
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