Sacramento California Professional License Defense Law Blog

A California doctor is facing the serious allegation of using a dirty needle while treating patients. At this time, the Medical Board of California is looking into these accusations, but he is currently practicing, and his license remains valid. While the case is ongoing, he still may benefit from working to prepare a strong doctor license defense strategy.

The doctor is specifically accused of using needles on a 2-year-old patient and a 10-year-old patient that were dirty, taken from a box that expired more than five years earlier. A medical assistant claims that she saw the doctor use these needles, which apparently came from his own home. Allegedly, the box also contained rodent droppings and evidence of insects as well. It is not clear if there is any physical, photo or video evidence of the dirty needles.

A gynecologist who worked with the University of California, Los Angeles is facing serious accusations of sexually assaulting a student who was under his care. The doctor has been practicing medicine for over 30 years, and according to what one can find online, his record is clear. However, he may want to move forward with building a doctor license defense strategy in the near future. 

The woman who brings these allegations against the doctor has filed a lawsuit against the university, the doctor and other parties. She claims that the doctor inappropriately touched her body for nonmedical reasons during a visit in 2017. In addition to the supposed physical contact, she claims that he also made sexually inappropriate comments toward her as well. As a result, she alleges that she is experiencing mental and emotional duress. 

A California doctor is fighting for her career after coming under scrutiny for how she prescribes certain types of medications to her patients. This doctor is facing accusations of over-prescribing opioid medications to her patients, but she strongly contends that her methods are appropriate for people dealing with addictions and medication dependency. As she responds to the accusations against her, she will benefit from a strong doctor license defense. 

A state regulatory agency has accused her of improper practices and unprofessional conduct. She says that she is helping people who have been taking excessive amounts of dangerous medications, some of whom are living with chronic pain. She is accused of over prescribing opioids, but she says that by handling their medications like she does, she is able to reduce their dependency on these medicines.

A California doctor is facing criminal charges for domestic violence, which has led to a suspension of his medical license while the case is pending. Medical professionals facing criminal allegations of any kind would be wise to start working on their criminal defense, as well as their doctor license defense. Both their personal freedom and their ability to practice medicine are on the line. 

This particular doctor is facing several felony charges, including assault, attempted murder, threats to commit crimes and more. The medical licensing board has suspended his license, meaning he can no longer perform surgery or see patients. He pleaded no contest to domestic violence and attempting to cause bodily harm. He is facing a prison sentence of up to seven years.