NHS paramedic and recruiter avoid jail after £63k theft

Locum paramedic and recruitment consultant swerve jail after defrauding NHS out of £63,835 by submitting false timesheets

Karl Lavender, 43, of Stretton in Staffordshire, and Adam Kilgallon, 39, from Twickenham were given one year and 10-month suspended sentences at Wolverhampton Crown Court after pleading guilty to two counts each of fraud by false representation at the same court last year.

Lavender was first employed as a locum paramedic by a private clinical staffing agency in 2017, where he was managed by Kilgallon, a recruitment consultant responsible for managing NHS clients and candidates in the Midlands.

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