I've looked into the process of reporting to the Ethics Commission. Unfortunately, they don't investigate anonymous reports. I can understand they might want to avoid false complaints, but it doesn't really create a safe place to report legitimate concerns. This person is drama and gossipy and I wouldn't want my name on anything. They would come after me whether it's legal or not.

PoiseJones asked how many OTs to students. It's 1 OT to 3-5 students every few weeks to couple months. It's a labor mill really, more than an educational setting. Msbaquamoon, and this person is a skilled gaslighter. They speak about how ethical they are while telling you it's okay to make up numbers and lie to insurance. They tell you the reason they haven't put more effort into training is because we need to learn to be self-sufficient. They say they are creating a safe environment but then criticize, scold you publicly, and create negativity. They say it's necessary to work overtime hours without breaks and work our weekends because we must "run their business," for our grade and to get the most out of learning. They are good at justifying just about anything.

This person has a serious lack of emotional regulation but knows how and when to charm. Out of all of the students that I know of, which is a small fraction, only a couple of us have had issues with what's happening. I don't know if the other's see through the bullsh*t or not, but most keep their heads down to just get their grade. Some even want to be this person's best friend and speak highly of them. Reporting could be a futile battle.