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Nurse who defrauded NHS of £51k has to pay back only £300

Former nurse Tanya Nasir, who was jailed after lying about her qualifications and experience in order to secure a role as a neonatal unit manager, must pay back a small fraction of her earnings. Read about her deception and conviction, how she was found out, and the reason she has to repay the NHS less than 1% of what she defrauded.

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Tanya Nasir was struck off by the NMC in 2025  Picture: Dyfed Powys Police

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