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License Number 34.009089

City Mooresville

State NC

Country United States

Board Action Yes

Board Action Details 06/09/2010: PROBATION COMPLETED: Doctor’s request for release from the terms of the 6/8/05 Consent Agreement granted by 6/9/10 Board vote. Release from probation effective 6/9/10.<br/> 04/09/2009: PROBATION MODIFIED: Doctor’s request to discontinue required controlled substance log granted by 4/9/09 Board vote.<br/> 03/12/2009: PROBATION MODIFIED: Monitoring physician approved and frequency and number of charts for review established by 3/12/09 Board vote.<br/> 02/14/2008: PROBATION MODIFIED: Doctor’s request to approve monitoring as provided by North Carolina Physicians Health Program and reduce required appearances to annual appearances granted by Board vote on 2/14/08.<br/> 03/15/2007: PROBATION MODIFIED: Doctor’s request to reduce required personal appearances to every six months and drug screens to twice per month approved by Board vote on 3/15/07.<br/> 06/08/2005: CONSENT AGREEMENT - Medical training certificate reinstated, subject to probationary terms, conditions and limitations imposed to monitor practice. Based on doctor having been deemed capable of practicing according to acceptable and prevailing standards of care, without the need for psychiatric treatment and without restrictions related to a psychiatric condition; and on his having been accepted into a residency training program in a specialty other than anesthesiology. Agreement effective 6/8/05; agreement to remain in effect for at least five years prior to any request for termination.,,<br/> 04/15/2005: CONSENT AGREEMENT - 10/13/04 summary suspension terminated; medical training certificate indefinitely suspended; 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 admissions that his ability to practice according to acceptable and prevailing standards of care is impaired due to chemical dependence and that he diverted intravenous Fentanyl for his personal use by using real and fictitious patient names to access a Pyxis drug dispensing machine. Agreement effective 4/15/05.<br/> 10/13/2004: PRE-HEARING SUSPENSION - Pursuant to §4731.22(G), O.R.C., medical training certificate summarily suspended based on Board's determination that there is clear and convincing evidence that doctor's ability to practice according to acceptable and prevailing standards of care is impaired due to chemical dependency; and that doctor's continued practice presents a danger of immediate and serious harm to the public. Suspension effective 10/14/04.<br/> 10/13/2004: CITATION - Based on alleged impairment of ability to practice according to acceptable and prevailing standards of care due to chemical dependence; and on doctor's alleged diversion of intravenous Fentanyl for his personal use. Notice of opportunity for hearing mailed 10/14/04.