A panel says Dr Aled Meirion Jones was 'earnest in his regret' after stealing £67,420 from the NHS.
His sentence had been completed and all the money stolen was paid back.
The hearing was told Dr Jones had been offered two jobs, including a return to transplant medicine at University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff. The tribunal considered his witness statement and a statement of reflection and considered he was "earnest in his expressions of regret and remorse".Dr Aled Meirion Jones was covicted of fraud against the NHS to the value of more than £68,000
The panel heard Dr Jones had volunteered to work on Covid wards during the pandemic, had worked in the Covid vaccination centre and worked voluntary shifts for renal transplants in excess of 600 hours.by what had been a "catastrophic" gambling addiction.Dr Jones said the gambling had taken over his life and he had lost relationships.
Over the past 12 months, Dr Jones has volunteered to deliver medical aid to Ukraine and one of the many references in his support was from a hospital doctor in the city of Chernihiv, north of Kyiv.
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