She is said to have used a fake degree certificate to apply for a 'lucrative' role in Saudi Arabia
The Nursing and Midwifery Council said the midwife's "premeditated act" had been motivated by financial gain.
However, she was rumbled after it emerged the document was signed by a university chancellor who had been dead for four years. She admitted to falsely claiming she had been awarded the degree in a job application and CV and sending a fake certificate.The inquiry heard from four witnesses including the managing director of the English recruitment agency she used to apply for the job in Saudi and a senior teaching fellow in midwifery at Napier University.
Ms Clarke said she was relying on the lecturer going to the exam board to confirm whether the additional work would be sufficient to obtain the degree.
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