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License Number 35.124020

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Board Action Details PRIOR BOARD ACTION WAS VACATED BY THE COURT AND CITE WAS DISMISSED. DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE WHEN REQUESTED THROUGH A PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST. <br/> <br/>06/10/2020 DISMISSAL - The Notice of Opportunity for Hearing issued on 11/9/2016, is dismissed. Order effective 6/11/2020. <br/> <br/>05/18/2020 COURT ACTION - Judgment Entry filed 5/18/2020 in the Court of Common Please, Franklin County, Ohio, vacating the Medical Board’s 7/12/2017 order, and remanding to the Medical Board. <br/> <br/>05/18/2020 COURT ACTION - Judgment Entry filed 5/18/2020 in the Court of Appeals of Ohio, Tenth Appellate District, reversing the judgment of the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas, and remanding to court with instructions to vacate the Medical Board’s 7/12/2017 order. <br/> <br/>09/17/19 COURT ACTION - Notice of Appeal, filed 9/17/2019, in the Court of Appeals for Franklin County, Ohio, Tenth Appellate District. <br/> <br/>08/21/19 COURT ACTION - Decision and entry and notice of final appealable order, affirming the order of the state medical board, filed 8/21/2019. <br/> <br/>09/19/17 COURT ACTION - By Decision and Entry of the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas dated 9/19/17, doctor’s motion for stay of the 7/12/17 Board Order, and request for a hearing is granted. <br/> <br/>08/18/17 COURT ACTION - Notice of Appeal of the 7/12/17 Board Order filed with the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas on 8/18/2017. <br/> <br/>07/12/17 BOARD ORDER - Certificate to practice medicine and surgery subject to a stayed indefinite suspension. Based on the finding that when the doctor failed to undergo a 72-hour inpatient mental or physical examination ordered by the Board, that the doctor’s acts, conduct or omissions individually and or collectively, constitute an impairment of ability to practice according to acceptable and prevailing standards of care because of habitual or excessive us or abuse of drugs, alcohol, or other substances that impair ability to practice. Order effective 8/8/17. <br/> <br/>11/09/2016: CITATION - Doctor notified of right to request a hearing on the question of whether his failure to submit to a 72-hour inpatient examination as ordered by the Board was due to circumstances beyond his control. Based on the legal presumption that doctor’s failure to submit to a 72-hour inpatient examination as ordered by the Board constitutes an admission that he is impaired in his ability to practice according to acceptable and prevailing standards of care because of habitual or excessive use or abuse of drugs, alcohol, or other substances that impair ability to practice. Notice of Opportunity for Hearing mailed 11/10/16.