Todd Louis Samuels, MD

Unless otherwise indicated, this information has been self-reported and has not been verified by the Board of Medicine.

None Reported

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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: 2011
Entity Taking Action: Florida Department of Health
Action Taken: 12/14/2011This action is in regards to MP settlement already reported. FL DOH reviewed case and issued a letter of concern, imposed an administrative fine in amount of $5000 and ordered me to complete 5 hours CME in Risk Management. This was agreed upon but has not gone through the board yet. 6/14/2013 Agreement approved/finalized (letter of concern, imposed an administrative fine in the amount of $5000.00 and ordered me to complete five hours of CME in Risk Management. Required to also reimburse administrative fees in the amount of $4,158.20. 5/1/2013 letter received from FL DOH – All met
Date: 2011
Entity Taking Action: North Carolina Medical Board
Action Taken: 10/11/2011This action is in regards to MP settlement already reported. NC reviewed case and issues a public letter of concern
Date: 2012
Entity Taking Action: Arizona Medical Board
Action Taken: on June 6, 2012 the Arizona Medical Board issued an Advisory Letter, which is considered a non-disciplinary action. This is based on the (1) one malpractice case and subsequent medical boards letters of concern and/or reprimand.
Date: 2012
Entity Taking Action: California Medical Board
Action Taken: This action is in regards to MP settlement already reported. CA reviewed case and issues a public letter of reprimand.
Date: 2012
Entity Taking Action: Maryland Board of Medicine
Action Taken: On July 16, 2012 the Maryland State Board of Physicians issued a letter to me stating they were issuing a reciprocal sanction based on the actions taken by the Virginia Board of Medicine. Again, this and all other actions outlined in this letter are in regards to the (1) one malpractice case and subsequent medical boards letters of concern and/or reprimand.
Date: 2012
Entity Taking Action: Tennessee Department of Health
Action Taken: On November 28, 2012 the Tennessee Department of Health issued a Letter of reprimand regarding the same malpractice case and subsequent medical boards letters of concern and/or reprimand
Date: 2013
Entity Taking Action: Georgia Composite Medical Board
Action Taken: On 4/24/13 I received notice that the Georgia Composit Medical Board issued a consent order which requires me to pay a fine in the amount of $1000. This payment was submitted and received by the GA Board on 5/3/13
Date: 2013
Entity Taking Action: Illnois Board of Medicine
Action Taken: on 5/6/13 i received an order from the IL Board of Medicine stating they were issuing a letter of reprimand
Date: 2013
Entity Taking Action: LA medical Board
Action Taken: On October 4, 2013 The Louisiana State Board of Medical Examiners issued a consent order NO. 12-I-494 that issued a reprimand and required a fine in the amount of $1000. This payment was submitted and received by the LA Board on October 17, 2013.
Date: 2013
Entity Taking Action: MA Medical Board
Action Taken: On November 26, 2013 I received notice from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine issued a statement: “We have decided not to recommend disciplinary action and closed the complaint”.
Date: 2013
Entity Taking Action: New Jersey Medical Board
Action Taken: On February 12, 2014, New Jersey State Board of Medical Examiners issued a Finalized Reprimand, December 3, 2013 The Attorney General of New Jersey issued a reprimand.
Date: 2013
Entity Taking Action: Pennsylvania Medical Board
Action Taken: on 4/30/13 i received notice that the final action is a public reprimand
Date: 2013
Entity Taking Action: Texas Medical Board
Action Taken: On February 8, 2013 the Texas Medical Board entered an agreement that eight hours of CME in medical record-keeping is to be completed with in (1) one year and pay an administrative penalty of $500 within 60 days.