Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service determination — review hearing
MPTS orders Dr Jairon Majdneya's erasure following suspension review
The tribunal found continuing impairment following earlier dishonest practice without a licence. It directed erasure after receiving no evidence of insight, remediation or maintained clinical skills.
MedicWatch editorial · Published 17 August 2026 · Updated 22 September 2026
Erasure (struck off the register)
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Concerning Jairon Majdneya, doctor (General Medical Council 7408450).
Decision date: 17 August 2026 · Hearing started 17 August 2026
In plain English
The MPTS tribunal directed Dr Jairon Majdneya's removal from the medical register at a review of an earlier suspension. The previous tribunal had found dishonest practice as a GP after her licence was withdrawn. The review found that fitness to practise remained impaired, with no evidence of insight, remediation or maintained clinical skills. It concluded that further suspension would not adequately protect the public or maintain confidence.
Charges
This review followed a 12-month suspension imposed in August 2025 for dishonestly continuing to work as a GP after a licence to practise had been withdrawn. The earlier tribunal found that Dr Majdneya saw 135 patients between 27 March and 23 April 2024 while knowingly working without a licence.
Findings
The reviewing tribunal found that fitness to practise remained impaired. Dr Majdneya did not attend or provide evidence of insight, remediation or maintained clinical skills. It concluded that the risk to public protection had increased, and that continued disengagement and failure to address the previous findings made further suspension insufficient. It directed erasure from the medical register.
Source
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