Ginni Bajaj

On April 12, 2022, the Inquiries, Complaints and Reports Committee (“the Committee,” “ICRC”) of the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario (the “College”) made a decision regarding information it obtained through an investigation into the practice and conduct of Ginni Bajaj. The College’s investigation followed information that the College received from a third party. After considering the results of the College’s investigation, the Committee identified serious concerns with G Bajaj’s practice and as a result, the Committee decided that G Bajaj will be required to complete a Specified Continuing Education or Remediation Program (SCERP) focused on record keeping, clinical decision-making, treatment, risk management, collaborative care and meeting supervision obligations for working with physiotherapist assistants.

Since 2017, as required by law, the College has been posting information about SCERPs on the public register. A SCERP is ordered by the ICRC when they have identified concerns regarding a physiotherapist’s practice or conduct. A SCERP is an educational program and is not a finding of wrongdoing, professional misconduct or incompetence, nor is it disciplinary in nature. 

File: 2019-0154
Status: Completed

On April 12, 2022, the Inquiries, Complaints and Reports Committee (“the Committee,” “ICRC”) of the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario (the “College”) made a decision regarding information it obtained through an investigation into the practice and conduct of Ginni Bajaj. The College’s investigation followed information that the College received from a third party. After considering the results of the College’s investigation, the Committee identified serious concerns with G Bajaj’s practice and as a result, the Committee decided that G Bajaj will be required to appear before the ICRC in order to be cautioned about their conduct and professional obligations.

Since 2017, as required by law, the College has been posting cautions on the public register. A caution is a decision made by the ICRC when a concern raised in a complaint or in a formal investigation is sufficient to require the physiotherapist to attend before a panel of the ICRC to receive feedback from the panel on how to prevent similar concerns from arising in the future. A caution does not involve a finding of wrongdoing, professional misconduct or incompetence and is not disciplinary in nature.  

File: 2019-0154
Status: Completed