Unless otherwise indicated, this information has been self-reported and has not been
verified by the Board of Medicine.
Actions Taken by States/Organizations Other than the Virginia Board of Medicine
Last Updated 12/15/2022
Practitioner has had a disciplinary action taken by a professional licensing board in a state other than Virginia, or by a federal health institution, federal agency, or the voluntary surrender of a license in a state other than Virginia while under investigation
Date:
2018
Entity Taking Action:
United Medical Center
Action Taken:
Revocation of Vascular Surgery privileges. Action related to George Washington University Case which was Reversed by Board of Trustees. Case on Appeal and final decisions pending. Physician self-reported this and George Washington Cases to the Board
Date:
2019
Entity Taking Action:
Virginia Board of Medicine
Action Taken:
Reprimand based on adverse action based on one Case. Physician still contesting Case against Hospital
Date:
2022
Entity Taking Action:
Maryland Board of Medicine
Action Taken:
Reprimand. Reciprocal act based on Virginia Board of Medicine action. Physician is contesting the Case in Court against Hospital
Practitioner has had an action taken by healthcare institutions, other practitioners, insurance companies, health maintenance organizations or professional organizations that resulted in a suspension or revocation of privileges or the termination of employment
Date:
2005
Entity Taking Action:
Blue Cross Blue Shield of DC
Action Taken:
Suspension of participation due to adverse action taken by Doctors Lanham, MD 20706 Please note that the D.C (Washington D.C) Medical Medical Board upon review of the issues and facts on this case decided that there were no violations of the Health Occupations Revision Act that would warrant disciplinary action against me. The matter is now closed.
Date:
2005
Entity Taking Action:
Doctors Community Hospital
Action Taken:
As reported above
Date:
2005
Entity Taking Action:
Doctors Community Hospital
Action Taken:
Revocation of medical staff embership and privileges. The D.C (Washington D.C) Medical Board upon review of the issues and facts on the case decided that there were no violations of the Health Occupations Revision Act that would warrant disciplinary action against me. The matter is now closed .
Date:
2005
Entity Taking Action:
Private Healthcare Systems Inc (PHCS)
Action Taken:
Suspension of participation due to adverse action taken by Doctors Community Hospital, Lanham,MD 20706. Please note that theD.C (Washington D.C) Medical Board upon review of the issues and facts on the case decided that there were no violations of the Health Occupations Revision Act that would warrant disciplinary action against me. The matter is now closed.
Date:
2013
Entity Taking Action:
Southern Maryland Hospital, Clinton, MD
Action Taken:
Following repeated disagreements I voluntarily resigned my medical staff membership and self-reported the event to the Board/s. The Hospital was furious and reported to the Board that I resigned while being investigated. The Boards of Virginia (Case # 150700) and Maryland (Case # 2013-0747) investigated and each independently concluded that no adverse action was necessary and the case was closed.
Date:
2016
Entity Taking Action:
None since last renewal
Action Taken:
Date:
2017
Entity Taking Action:
George Washington University Hospital
Action Taken:
Revocation of privileges and Staff membership based on ONE Case. Action reversed on review by Board of Trustees. Physician has a pending legal action against Hospital currently
Date:
2018
Entity Taking Action:
Unit
Action Taken:
