YAHOO! NEWS – An NHS paramedic told a vulnerable student he could not wait to have sex with her after he had rushed her to hospital.
Former South East Coast Ambulance worker Alexander McDowell, then 27, was called out to the teenager’s home after she tried to take her own life in January 2022.
In March 2022, Mr McDowell messaged the 18-year-old on Instagram saying she looked “familiar” and he remembered her pink-coloured Crocs footwear from her bedroom.
He later told her he could not wait to “f*** her” and got angry when she confronted him about having a girlfriend, a watchdog panel heard.
Mr McDowell was struck off last week after the Health & Care Professions Tribunal Service (HCPTS) found he had committed “seriously sexually motivated misconduct” with a “vulnerable service user”.
The tribunal heard the young student, who was not identified, was estranged from her family after growing up with childhood trauma and had depression and anxiety.
After messaging the student on Instagram, Mr McDowell encouraged her to use Snapchat as a “quicker” way of communicating, the panel found.
He then used this to post photos of himself half naked and within a “compositionally posed position” while in bed, the panel heard …
