SUMMARY This case involved a physician who had their New York medical license revoked following a federal money laundering conviction and voluntary surrender of their Florida medical license due to inappropriate prescribing practices. The physician was found guilty of conspiracy to commit money laundering and had prescribed excessive amounts of controlled substances (Roxicodone and Lorazepam) …
Summary A physician’s New York medical license was revoked based on disciplinary action taken by Virginia’s medical board. The doctor had entered into a consent agreement in Virginia regarding controlled substance violations, but subsequently violated the terms of that agreement. The Virginia Board ultimately suspended the physician’s license indefinitely, and New York followed suit by …
CASE ANALYSIS SUMMARY Bottom Line: This case involved a physician who had their Ohio medical license revoked for substandard care, controlled substance violations, and inadequate record-keeping, which resulted in New York automatically revoking their license as well. The physician failed to appear at the New York hearing, and the board unanimously determined that revocation was …
