Tony Chambers worked in East Grinstead after resigning from the Countess of Chester Hospital.
BBC South East Health Correspondent & BBC News
Tony Chambers resigned from the Countess of Chester Hospital in Cheshire in 2018, after police launched an investigation into the deaths.
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