Registrant found ungovernable and registration revoked for failing to attend caution and respond to College.
The College brought professional misconduct allegations against the registrant for failing to attend a caution ordered by the Inquiries, Complaints and Reports Committee and failing to respond to the College's correspondence during the subsequent investigation.
The registrant did not participate in the hearing.
The Discipline Tribunal found that the registrant engaged in disgraceful, dishonourable or unprofessional conduct.
Considering the serious misconduct, the registrant's extensive prior discipline history, and her repeated failure to participate in proceedings, the Tribunal found her to be ungovernable.
The Tribunal ordered the revocation of her certificate of registration, a reprimand, and costs of $26,917.70.
Registrant suspended for one month and reprimanded for inadequate record keeping following a joint submission.
The College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of Ontario brought professional misconduct proceedings against the respondent for failing to keep proper records of her speech-language pathology services.
The respondent admitted to the misconduct.
The Discipline Committee accepted a joint submission on penalty, finding it would not bring the administration of the discipline system into disrepute.
The respondent was ordered to serve a one-month suspension, complete an individualized mentorship program and a medical record-keeping course, receive a reprimand, and pay $5,000 in costs.