During a consultation at Royal Stoke University Hospital, Dr Wolverson engaged in conduct toward a patient (Ms A) that was later found by the MPTS to constitute serious misconduct. In May 2018, Dr Wolverson sent an email to his employer describing his reasons for his conduct, which the 2022 tribunal subsequently found to be dishonest.

Following GMC investigation, the case was referred to the MPTS. The 2022 tribunal heard allegations of misconduct, dishonesty, and disrespectful conduct in clinical notes. The tribunal found the allegations proved and imposed a nine-month suspension.

The MPTS wrote to Dr Wolverson confirming that the suspension order was active and that no appeal had been lodged with the High Court. Despite this, Dr Wolverson was found to have continued working locum shifts at Urgent Care Centres in Derby and Stoke-on-Trent, without informing his employer or agency of the suspension. The tribunal subsequently found this conduct to be of the utmost gravity.

The first review of Dr Wolverson’s case. Dr Wolverson provided a reflective statement and gave oral evidence. The tribunal found fitness to practise remained impaired in the wider public interest. It imposed a 12-month conditions order, including a requirement to design a personal development plan addressing equality, diversity and inclusion (with particular reference to cultural diversity), candour and honesty, and stress management.

Hearing sat from 7–20 May 2024, was adjourned part heard, and resumed 16–19 September 2024. The tribunal found impairment remained and imposed a 12-month suspension order. (MPTS case reference: Dr Keith Wolverson May 24.)

Virtual review hearing. Dr Wolverson did not attend and was not represented. The tribunal found fitness to practise remained impaired by reason of misconduct. A six-month suspension was imposed. Dr Wolverson had disengaged from the GMC. No evidence of insight or remediation was provided. Primary source: MPTS Record of Determinations, October 2025 (OGL). (MPTS case reference: Dr Keith Wolverson Oct 25.)

Letters sent by the GMC and MPTS to Dr Wolverson in December 2025 — by email and by hard copy to his registered postal address — were returned marked “addressee gone away.” Dr Wolverson had by this time completely disengaged from the regulator since May 2025.