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License Number 34.006622

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Board Action Details 12/22/2025 - UPDATED INFORMATION AVAILABLE. CLICK ON “VIEW” OR CONTACT LEGAL SERVICES OFFICE. <br/> <br/>06/13/18 PROBATION TERMINATED - Doctor’s request for release from the terms of the 12/13/2012 Step II Consent Agreement, granted by vote of the Board on 6/13/2018. Effective immediately. <br/> <br/>03/11/2015: PROBATIONARY REQUEST - Doctor’s request to approve new monitoring physician granted by vote of the Board on March 11, 2015. <br/> <br/> 05/14/2014: PROBATION MODIFIED - Doctor’s request to reduce required personal appearances to every six months, discontinue chart review requirement, and discontinue controlled substances log requirement granted by vote of the Board on 5/14/14. <br/> <br/> 04/10/2013: PROBATIONARY REQUEST - Doctor’s request for approval of monitoring physician granted by vote of the Board on 4/10/13. Frequency and number of charts to be reviewed by monitoring physician established. <br/> <br/> 12/13/2012: CONSENT AGREEMENT - Medical license reinstated subject to probationary terms, conditions, and limitations based on doctor having been deemed capable of practicing according to acceptable and prevailing standards of care so long as treatment and monitoring requirements are in place. Agreement effective 12/13/12; Agreement to remain in effect for at least five years prior to any request for termination. <br/> <br/> 11/15/2012: PROBATIONARY REQUEST - Doctor’s request for approval of psychiatric assessor for purposes of reinstatement granted by vote of the Board on 11/15/12. <br/> <br/> 07/11/2012: PROBATIONARY REQUEST - Doctor’s request for approval of treating psychiatrist granted by vote of the Board on 7/11/12. <br/> <br/> 04/11/2012: CONSENT AGREEMENT - Medical license suspended for at least 180 days; interim monitoring conditions and conditions for reinstatement established, including requirement that doctor enter into subsequent consent agreement incorporating probationary terms, conditions and limitations to monitor practice. Based on doctor’s admission that she has been diagnosed with Amphetamine Dependence and Adult Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), that she is impaired in her ability to practice medicine according to acceptable and prevailing standards of care due to her chemical dependency, for which she has sought treatment, and that she provided inaccurate information and false documents to the State Medical Board of Ohio during its investigation of the doctor’s use of Adderall. Agreement effective 4/11/12.