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Arizona Board of Osteopathic Examiners Probation Attorney

Arizona Board of Osteopathic Examiners Probation Attorney

Probation from the Arizona Board of Osteopathic Examiners against the licenses of osteopathic examiners in Arizona is offered through a Consent Agreement.  The Consent Agreement requires the osteopathic examiner do certain things (drug testing, work supervision, counseling, continuing education).  Or alternatively, refrain from doing things (using alcohol, prescribing schedule drugs, seeing certain patients, etc.). The Arizona Board of Osteopathic Examiners can place osteopathic examiners on probation through:

  • Stipulated Rehabilitation Agreement
  • Interim Practice Restriction
  • Decree of Censure with Probation
  • Letter of Reprimand with Probation
  • Practice Limitation

Osteopathic examiners who hold a license in Arizona can face disciplinary actions by the Arizona Board of Osteopathic Examiners for many different reasons.  If the Osteopathic Examiners Board determines formal licensing action is necessary it will happen after the completion of an investigation. It’s the job of the Board to review any complaint alleging a violation of the Arizona Practice Act and Arizona law.  Thus, at an Arizona Board of Osteopathic Examiners Meeting, the Board will vote to determine the outcome of each investigation, thus, a defense attorney may be needed.  The Board can vote on a non-disciplinary outcome or vote to offer the osteopathic examiner formal discipline.

Responding to Practice Complaints and Investigations

After receiving an Arizona Board of Osteopathic Examiners Complaint or self-report, an osteopathic examiner receives a notice from the Board requesting additional information as well as a response to allegations found in the complaint. From here, the Osteopathic Examiner Board assigns an investigator to the complaint and they begin to collect evidence. The documents and evidence collected includes:

  • Patient medical records
  • Employment files from the osteopathic examiner’s employer and business
  • Criminal records
  • Interviews of people associated with the Board Complaint (These interviewees can include the patient, medical director, colleagues, etc.)

Arizona Board of Osteopathic Examiners Disciplinary Actions

When an osteopathic examiner is facing a complaint or investigation by their medical board, they may also face Arizona Board of Osteopathic Examiners Disciplinary Actions. Facing disciplinary action can have vast repercussions on a medical career. This can include license probation, suspension or revocation. It can also jeopardize employment. An osteopathic examiner under investigation can face termination at their current job after receiving a complaint or after the Board initiates an investigation.

There are certain allegations that can cause an osteopathic examiner to receive disciplinary action. These include:

  • Improper record keeping
  • Reporting false information
  • Negligence
  • Physical abuse of patients
  • Sexual abuse of patients
  • Criminal convictions
  • Substance Abuse
  • Disruptive Conduct

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