Disciplinary Actions

• 06/07/2013 | Case No. 13-39730-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Mr. Abbago engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Nevada Medical Practice Act, to wit: one violation of Nevada Administrative Code 630.540(16), for engaging in conduct which brings the respiratory care profession into disrepute, as set forth in Count II of the formal Complaint, and ordering that his license be suspended for 24 months, with said suspension stayed and Mr. Abbago being placed on probation for 24 months, subject to various terms and conditions, beginning June 7, 2013; that he receive a public reprimand; that he perform 50 hours of community service; and that he reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case.
   

• 12/03/2018 | Case No. 18-29273-2
  • On November 30, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Abbott violated NRS 630.304(1) and NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that she receive a public reprimand, perform 250 hours of community service without compensation, and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her. Additionally, she is subject to the following permanent limitations imposed upon her license: (1) she shall not perform any surgical procedures; and (2) she may maintain her responsibilities as a member of the Community Faculty at the University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine, pursuant to p. 25, subsection (5)(k) of the Office for Community Faculty Handbook, which states, “Perform supervisory responsibilities commensurate with one’s roles, abilities and qualification.”
   

•  03/07/2014 | Case No. 12-11024-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Abdella violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.3062(1), as set forth in the First Amended Complaint against him, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; complete 10 hours of continuing medical education regarding the subject of record keeping and/or preeclampsia; pay a fine of $1,000; and reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, the fine and costs payable within 60 days of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement.  
   

• 04/07/2003
  • The Board found Dr. Abeyatunge guilty of one count of operating on the wrong site, not previously marked for the proper area, which constituted malpractice as defined by NAC 630.245, a violation of NRS 630.310 (4). The Board ordered that Dr. Abeyatunge be issued a public reprimand; complete ten (10) units of continuing medical education; pay a fine of $2,000.00; and pay all costs incurred by the Board in these disciplinary proceedings.
   

• 06/08/2015
  • On June 5, 2015, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted the voluntary surrender of Dr. Acosta's license to practice medicine while under investigation. 

• 08/13/2012 
  • The Investigative Committee (IC) of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended the medical license of Emmanuel Galang Acosta, M.D. based upon preliminary findings arising from the Kentucky Board of Medical Licensure's Emergency Order of Suspension (Order) dated July 19, 2012. Due to Dr. Acosta's medical practice in Nevada being in the same practice area as that leading to the Order, the IC reasonably believed and determined that the health, safety and welfare of the public was at imminent risk of harm and that a summary suspension was necessary to remove said risk.

License No. CR1035

•  11/30/2012 | Case No. 11-7036-1
  • A Settlement Agreement was adopted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners which found Kim Alan Adamson, M.D. guilty of two violations of Nevada Revised Statute 630.304(1). As a result, Dr. Adamson was ordered to receive a public reprimand, pay a fine in the amount of $2,000.00, and pay the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the matter.  
                                                                               

• 01/27/1997
  • The Board revoked Dr. Adamson's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada.
   
• 01/15/1997
  • The Board Summarily Suspended Dr. Adamson's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada pending disciplinary proceedings, based on the allegation that he was in violation of the January 5, 1996 Order.
   
• 01/05/1996
  • The Board ordered that Dr. Adamson could return to private practice in Fallon, Nevada with the terms and conditions as set in the November 9, 1994 Findings of Facts, Conclusions of Law and Order.
   
• 12/28/1995
  • The Board ordered that Dr. Adamson pay the previously ordered amount of $2,000.00 to the Board by January 15, 1996 to cover administrative costs and fines.
   
• 06/29/1995
  • The Board ordered that Dr. Adamson's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada remain suspended until November 5, 1995 at which time the November 9, 1994 order terms and conditions shall be in full force and effect and he shall pay all administrative costs.
   
• 05/05/1995
  • The Board summarily suspended Dr. Adamson's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada pending proceedings because he was working in an area not approved by the Board, a violation of the November 9, 1994 Order.
   
• 11/09/1994
  • The Board ordered that Dr. Adamson's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be revoked, the revocation stayed and he be placed on probation for 10 years, he shall enter into contract with the Northern Nevada Physicians' Aid Committee for 10 years, he shall work in a board approved urban area, shall pay for all administrative costs and lab testing, pay a fine of $2,500.00, and he shall not dispense any controlled substances.
   
• 07/08/1988
  •  The Board ordered that Dr. Adamson's license in the state of Nevada be revoked, the revocation stayed and he be placed on probation for seven years; that he enter into contract with the Impaired Physician's Committee for seven years, submit to random urinalyses, provide reports to the Board of his status, and shall not dispense any controlled substances.
   

• 12/04/2020 | Case No. 20-19197-1
  • On December 4, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Addo-Quaye violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(3), as set forth in the First Amended Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $500.00 fine; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.
   

• 08/11/2009 | Case No. 09-30321-1
• A Settlement Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Adrian, in recognition of the significant remedial training accomplished by Respondent in response to the underlying Medical Board of California disciplinary action, agreed that an order may be entered by the Board against him finding him guilty of a violation of NRS 630.301(3). He shall be publicly reprimanded, he will not maintain any degree of ownership in a medical practice for a period of at least 3 years; he will not practice medicine solo in a clinical setting for a period of at least 3 years; he will not perform any medical billing on his own and will utilize a medical billing company for a period of at least 3 years; he will not perform any cosmetic medical procedures for a period of 5 years; and he shall reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case within 60 days.

• 06/13/1991
  • A hearing before the Board was held on June 7, 1991, and the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found Dr. Agronin guilty of the allegations of the complaint that she obtained or attempted to obtain a limited (residency) license to practice medicine in Nevada by misrepresentation, and by a false, misleading, inaccurate and incomplete statement, a violation of NRS 630.304(1), and that she engaged in conduct intended to deceive, a violation of NRS 630.306(2)(a). The Board revoked Dr. Agronin's limited license to practice medicine in Nevada.

• 01/11/2007
  • Dr. Agu's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada was suspended pending a Board review of the written addiction/substance abuse/alcohol abuse evaluation ordered by the Board.  Dr. Agu was ordered to enter into the Nevada Health Professionals Assistance Foundation no later than January 16, 2007 and to comply with all requirements and continue participation in the NHPAF program until released by order of the Board.
• 06/18/2002
  • At its meeting on 6-1-02, the Board ordered that Dr. Agu's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be revoked, with said revocation stayed contingent upon compliance with the following conditions: Dr. Agu shall contract with the Nevada Health Professionals Assistance Foundation to engage in the diversion program until further order of the Board; shall complete ten (10) hours of Continuing Medical Education in proper prescribing of medicine within six months of the Order; and shall pay all costs incurred by the Board in these disciplinary proceedings within sixty (60) days of the date of the Order.

• 03/31/2008
• A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners regarding its complaint against Dr. Ahmed. The Board entered its order finding that Dr. Ahmed committed two counts of malpractice, violations of NRS 630.301(4); and two counts of failure to maintain timely, legible, accurate and complete medical records, violations of NRS 630.3062(1). The Board ordered that his license to practice medicine shall be suspended for six (6) months; said suspension to be stayed and he shall be placed on twenty-four (24) months' probation with the following conditions: Dr. Ahmed shall be issued a public reprimand, shall pay a fine of $1000, shall reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case, with both fines and costs due within one hundred and eighty (180) days of the Settlement Agreement. Dr. Ahmed shall complete four (4) hours of continuing medical education (CME) on the topic of medical record keeping and six (6) hours of CME regarding his specialty of practice, to be pre-approved by the Investigative Committee Chair, to be completed within the probationary period, and in addition to any other CME required as a condition of licensure. Dr. Ahmed shall submit to random reviews of his medical charts within the probationary period by a representative of the Board; and he shall contact the Compliance Officer of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners within thirty (30) days of the acceptance, approval and adoption of the Settlement Agreement in order to provide information regarding the most expeditious method of contacting him. 
  
  
  

• 08/24/2009
  • On August 7, 2009, upon a review of the evidence presented to it in the matter, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found that that Dr. Ajayi violated NRS 630.301(4) and ordered that Dr. Ajayi be publicly reprimanded and reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case within 60 days.
   

• 08/11/2009
  • On August 7, 2009, Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Albright agreed that an order may be entered by the Board against her finding her guilty of a violation of NRS 630.301(4). Dr. Albright shall be publicly reprimanded and shall reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case within 60 days.

• 06/10/2019 | Case No. 19-12962-1
  • On June 7, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Alegre violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(2) (3 counts) and NRS 630.3062(1)(a) (3 counts), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $500.00 fine per count, for total fines of $3,000.00; complete 22 hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME), in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.
   

• 09/14/2007
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners entered its Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Order, whereby Dr. Allen was found guilty of possession of child pornography that had been shipped or transported in interstate or foreign commerce, an offense which constitutes moral turpitude, a violation of NRS 630.301(11)(g). Dr. Allen had pled guilty to and was convicted of one count of possession of child pornography that had been transported in interstate or foreign commerce. The Board revoked Dr. Allen's license to practice medicine in Nevada and ordered he be prohibited from reapplying for re-licensure as a physician in the state of Nevada for a period of three years from the date of service of the Order, pursuant top NAC 630.050(4). Dr. Allen was also ordered to reimburse the Board all costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 06/02/2017  Case No. 17-28177-1
  • On June 2, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Alvarez violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Count II of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.
   

• 04/13/2018 | Case No. 17-11277-1
  • On April 13, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Alvear violated NRS 630.301(1), NRS 630.301(9) and NRS 630.301(11)(g), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordered that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $1,000.00 fine; complete 6 hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME), in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.
   

• 04/03/1995 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Amanatullah and it was ordered that he shall not charge any patient any additional charge over and above what he is charged for tests in a laboratory, he shall pay a fine of $5,000, he shall pay a fee of $5,000 to the Board to cover administrative costs, and he shall receive a public reprimand. 

• 08/26/2020 | Case No. 20-36612-1
  • On August 26, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an to be entered finding Mr. Anderson violated NAC 630.380(1)(f) and NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that his license to practice medicine be revoked, with said revocation to be immediately stayed, and Mr. Anderson’s license placed on probation for a period of time not less than 12 months, but up to 24 months, pending the completion of the following probationary terms: Mr. Anderson shall complete ten (10) hours of continuing medical education (CME), in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; pay total fines in the amount of $4,000; and pay the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Mr. Anderson shall also receive a public reprimand.
   

• 06/11/2010
  • A Settlement Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, whereby the Board entered an order finding that Dr. Andrews violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordered that Dr. Andrews receive a public reprimand, pay a fine of $1,000 and reimburse the Board's costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, the fine and costs payable within 90 days of the Board's acceptance, approval and adoption of the settlement agreement. Count II of the Complaint was dismissed.

• 11/06/2009
  • A Settlement Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, whereby the Board entered an order finding that Dr. Ansar violated NRS 630.301(3), based on disciplinary action taken against his medical license in California. The Board ordered that Dr. Ansar receive a public reprimand, that he pay a fine of $500 and reimburse the Board's costs and expenses incurred nit he investigation and prosecution of the case against him within 60 days of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement.

• 12/08/2014 | Case No. 13-11582-1
  • On December 5, 2014, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Anson violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint against him, and ordering that he make a contribution of $3,500.00 to a non-profit medical organization of his choice, with proof of payment provided to the Board within 60 days of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the Agreement; complete 20 hours of CME regarding the subject of cervical surgeries, which must include at least 5 hours of CME regarding complications associated with cervical surgeries, within 1 year of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the Agreement; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, payable within 60 days of the Board’s acceptance, adoption and approval of the Agreement.

• 12/08/2014 | Case No. 14-11582-1
  • On December 5, 2014, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Anson violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint against him, and ordering that he make a contribution of $3,500.00 to a non-profit medical organization of his choice, with proof of payment provided to the Board within 60 days of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the Agreement; complete 20 hours of CME regarding the subject of conditions of the brain and/or spine, within 1 year of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the Agreement; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, payable within 60 days of the Board’s acceptance, adoption and approval of the Agreement.

• 09/17/2010
  • Upon a review of the evidence presented to it in the matter, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found that Dr. Anthony violated NRS 630.301(3) when his license to practice medicine was revoked by the state of Utah in January 2009. Based on the foregoing, the Board ordered that Dr. Anthony's license to practice medicine in Nevada be revoked and that he reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case in the amount of $2,822.83, within 90 days the filing of the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law and Order. 

• 09/15/2006 
  • A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, whereby the Board entered an order finding that Dr. Anthony failed to report to the Nevada Board the suspension of his medical privileges in Utah within 30 days, a violation of NRS 630.306(11), and that he renewed an application to practice medicine with an inaccurate or incomplete statement, a violation of NRS 630.304(1). The Board suspended Dr. Anthony’s license to practice medicine in Nevada for 12 months, staying the suspension on the condition that Dr. Anthony remain in compliance with, and satisfactorily complete, his probationary period in Utah. If he returns to Nevada to practice medicine during the remainder of his probationary period in Utah , additional conditions, as enumerated in the Settlement Agreement, shall be imposed upon him until expiration of that probationary period. Dr. Anthony was also ordered to reimburse the Board’s costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, payable within 60 days of acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement by the Board. Count I was dismissed. 
   

• 09/05/2014 | Case No. 14-35576-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Aquino violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.301(3) [any disciplinary action, including, without limitation, the revocation, suspension, modification or limitation of a license to practice any type of medicine, taken by another state], as set forth in Count I of the Complaint filed against him, and ordering that his license to practice medicine be suspended, with the suspension stayed and Dr. Aquino being placed on probation for a term to mirror his New York medical board probation, and continue until proof of successful termination of the New York medical board probation is provided to the Board; that he receive a public reprimand; that he remain in compliance with all state and federal laws pertaining to the practice of medicine and the prescribing, administering or dispensing of any dangerous drugs or controlled substances; and that he reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case within 30 days. 

• 12/05/2011 | Case No. 11-12861-1 
  • On December 2, 2011, a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Aragon agreed that an order may be entered by the Board against him finding him guilty of a violation of NRS 630.304(4), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint. Dr. Aragon shall receive a public reprimand; pay a fine of $2,000; complete six hours of continuing medical education (CME) on the topic of ethics; and shall reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case. Counts II, III and IV of the Complaint shall be dismissed.

• 03/27/1995 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Aranas and ordered that he receive a public reprimand and pay the administrative costs to the Board within 30 days. 

• 12/05/2016 | Case No. 16-5972-1
  •  On December 2, 2016, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Arcotta violated NAC 630.230(1)(i), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that she complete 3 hours of CME, in addition to her statutory CME requirements for licensure, and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her. 
     

• 11/30/2012 | Case No. 11-5972-1
  •  A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was adopted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners which found Karen Arcotta, M.D. guilty of a violation of NRS 630.306(12), failure to report in writing, within 30 days, any criminal action taken or conviction obtained against a licensee; and a violation NRS 630.304(1), obtaining, maintaining, or renewing a license to practice medicine by an inaccurate or incomplete statement. The Board ordered that Dr. Arcotta be publicly reprimanded and reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the matter.
   

• 09/22/2011 | Case No. 11-5972-1
  • The Investigative Committee of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended the license of Karen Arcotta, M.D., to practice medicine in the state of Nevada pursuant to Nevada Revised Statute Section 630.326(1). The Committee believes that due to the findings of the recent psychiatric evaluation indicating that Dr. Arcotta is not currently able to safely practice medicine, that the health, safety and welfare of the public is at imminent risk of harm and that a summary suspension of Dr. Arcotta's license to practice medicine is necessary to remove said risk of imminent harm to the health, safety and welfare of the public.
   

• 03/09/2015
  • On March 6, 2015, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted the voluntary surrender of Mr. Armitage's license to practice medicine while under investigation.

• 03/15/2011
  • On March 11, 2011, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, having received and read the Motion and Order to Show Cause filed in the matter on February 4, 2011, and its attached exhibits, and having heard argument from counsel for the Investigative Committee as to why the revocation of Ms. Atkins' license, which was stayed pursuant to a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement approved and adopted by the Board on September 10, 2010, should be lifted and the revocation imposed due to Ms. Atkins' failure to comply with the terms of the Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement as set forth in the Motion for Order to Show Cause, ordered that the stay of revocation of Ms. Atkins' license be lifted and her license to practice respiratory care be REVOKED. 
   

• 02/04/2011 
  • Upon a review of the evidence and information presented to it by Board staff, the Investigative Committee suspended Ms. Atkins' license to practice respiratory care, pursuant to NRS 630.326(1), based upon the following findings: 1. Ms. Atkins was licensed to practice respiratory care in the state of Nevada in Active-Probation status. 2. On September 10, 2010, the Board approved and adopted a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement with Ms. Atkins in order to resolve pending disciplinary charges filed against her 3. The Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement revoked Ms. Atkins' license to practice respiratory care, but stayed the revocation and placed her on probation for a period of 48 months with various terms and conditions of probation. 4. The terms and conditions of probation included Ms. Atkins' agreement that she would submit to random hair or urine screens as required by the Board. On January 27, 2011, Ms. Atkins was requested to submit to a hair and urine screen. 5. On February 3, 2011, results from said screens were received which indicated that Ms. Atkins had tested positive for methamphetamine as well as codeine and hydrocodone in her hair and Tramadol in her urine. The Investigative Committee believed that due to Ms. Atkins' use of an illegal narcotic substance, specifically methamphetamine, along with other narcotic substances, and being licensed to provide respiratory care, that the health, safety and welfare of the public was at imminent risk of harm and that a summary suspension of her license to practice respiratory care was necessary to remove said risk of imminent harm to the health, safety and welfare of the public. Accordingly, pursuant to NRS 630.326(1): The Investigative Committee ordered that Ms. Atkins' license to practice respiratory care in the state of Nevada be suspended until further order of the Investigative Committee or Board and that the matter be heard on March 11, 2011 at 9:30 a.m., concurrently with the hearing set regarding the Order to Show Cause filed on February 4, 2011 in the matter, to determine the appropriateness of the suspension, unless the parties mutually agree to a longer period of time pursuant to NRS 630.326. 
   

• 09/13/2010 
  • A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, whereby the Board entered an order finding that Ms. Atkins violated NRS 630.3065(2)(a) and NRS 630.306(1), as set forth in Counts I and II of the Complaint, and ordering that her license to practice respiratory care be revoked, with said revocation stayed and Ms. Atkins placed on probation for a period of forty-eight (48) months with the following terms and conditions: 1) She shall enter into and complete a contract with the PRN-PRN program through Monte Vista Hospital and shall comply with all terms of her contract; 2) She shall sign all necessary releases with the PRN-PRN program for the Board to access her records from the PRN-PRN program; 3) She shall submit to any additional random hair or urine screens as required by the Board; 4) She shall provide the Compliance Officer of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners with the best and most expeditious manner of contacting her; 5) She shall use no narcotic pain medication without notifying the Compliance Officer prior to such use and shall provide the Compliance Officer with a letter from her treatment provider that use of such narcotic medication is medically indicated; 6) She shall notify the Compliance Officer of where she will be practicing respiratory care at least forty-eight (48) hours prior to starting to practice; 7) She shall pay any costs associated with monitoring her compliance with these terms of probation and shall remit to the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners such costs within thirty (30) days of being presented with an invoice for said compliance costs; 8) She shall reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case; said costs shall be paid to the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners within ninety (90) days of the acceptance of the Settlement Agreement by the Board. 
   

• 09/11/2020 | Case No. 20-10721-1
  • On September 11, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Awad violated NRS 630.301(3) and NRS 630.301(11)(g), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $500.00 fine; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 09/15/2006 
  • A Settlement Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, whereby the Board entered an order finding that Dr. Bacchus committed malpractice for failing to use the reasonable care, skill or knowledge ordinarily used under similar circumstances in providing care or treatment to a patient, a violation of NRS 630.301(4). The Board ordered that Dr. Bacchus attend 12 hours of continuing medical education, to be approved by the Chairman of the Board’s Investigative Committee, within 1 year of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement by the Board, at Dr. Bacchus’ own expense, and in addition to any other continuing medical education required as a condition of licensure. Dr. Bacchus was also ordered to reimburse the Board’s costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, payable within 90 days of acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement by the Board. 

• 05/20/1998 
  • The Board accepted a Stipulation for Settlement. It was ordered that Dr. Baig receive a public reprimand, complete an additional 10 Continuing Medical Education hours in ethics, pay $15,000 in administrative expenses, his license was revoked and the revocation was stayed and he was placed on probation for three years with terms and conditions. 

• 12/03/2018 | Case No. 18-11602-1
  • On November 30, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Baktari violated NRS 630.306(1)(r), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordering that he pay a $1,000.00 fine, complete 4 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure, and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Count II of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.

• 03/04/1988 
  • An Amended Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Order was entered, whereby it was ordered that Dr. Barangan may not activate his Nevada license to practice medicine unless and until he has satisfactorily completed the terms of probation imposed upon his license to practice medicine by the state of Florida, and in the event he elects to activate his Nevada license to practice medicine, he shall be required to serve an additional term of probation in Nevada subject to the same terms and conditions imposed under the Florida probation. 

• 03/13/2013
  • On March 8, 2013, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted the voluntary surrender of Vinay Bararia, M.D.'s license to practice medicine, pursuant to NAC 630.240. This voluntary surrender is considered to have been made while under investigation. 

• 07/24/2012 
  • The Investigative Committee of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended the license of Vinay Kumar Bararia, M.D. based upon preliminary findings arising from Dr. Bararia's alleged violations of the conditions and terms of his pretrial release in federal district court, and including the initial and repeated illegal sales of controlled substances and the blatant violation of federal and state prescribing controlled substances laws. As a result, the Investigative Committee reasonably believed and determined that the health, safety and welfare of the public is at imminent risk of harm.
   

• 09/13/2010 | Case No. 10-7835-1
  • A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, whereby the Board entered an order finding that Dr. Barry violated NRS 630.3065(2)(a), NRS 630.306(2)(a), NRS 630.306(2)(c) and NRS 630.304(1) as set forth in Counts I, II, IV and V of the Amended Complaint and ordering that her license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be revoked, said revocation being stayed and Dr. Barry being placed on probation for a period of 48 months subject to various terms and conditions: a) Her license shall be suspended for a period of 156 days, said suspension running from the date of the summary suspension of her license on April 8, 2010. Said summary suspension shall be lifted and her license to practice reinstated to the appropriate status; b) She shall remain in compliance with all terms of her contract with the PRN-PRN program through Monte Vista Hospital in Las Vegas and complete the contract in full; c) She shall submit to random hair and urine screens at her own expense when requested by an employee of the Board. Any test that is positive for alcohol, controlled substances or dangerous drugs, other than prescribed by a treating physician or dentist, shall be considered a violation of this agreement. Failure to comply with any such request shall be deemed to be an automatic positive test; d) Should Dr. Barry be prescribed any controlled substances or dangerous drugs, by a treating physician or dentist, she shall provide documentation from the treating physician or dentist to the Compliance Officer with seventy-two (72) hours of the prescription or within ninety-six (96) hours should the prescription be provided on a weekend; e) Her practice shall be monitored by a proctor for six months upon reinstatement of her license. She shall practice at the same location as the proctor for at least two days per week during the time of the proctorship. The proctor shall submit to the Compliance Officer a report once every thirty (30) days regarding any concerns or comments the proctor may have regarding her practice. Should the proctor indicate at the end of the six month period that he or she does not believe Dr. Barry should practice without continued monitoring, Dr. Barry agrees to extend the period of monitoring for an additional period of six months; f) She shall inform any and all employers of the terms of this Agreement during the term of her probation; g) She shall complete forty (40) hours of community service related to the practice of medicine, preferably within the school system or a community clinic, within six months of the date of acceptance of this Agreement by the Board. She shall submit a plan outlining her intended community service and shall submit said plan for approval to the Compliance Officer within thirty (30) days of the date of acceptance of this agreement; h) She shall provide to the Compliance Officer for the Board with the best method to contact her and shall maintain a current address and phone number with the Compliance Officer; i) She shall not violate any laws or regulations of the state of Nevada during the period of her probation; j) She shall be responsible for the reasonable costs of monitoring her compliance with this Agreement. She shall receive quarterly invoices regarding any monitoring costs and shall remit said costs within thirty (30) days of the date of the invoice. It is further ordered that she shall reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, the costs shall be paid in full to the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners within nine (9) months of the acceptance of this Agreement by the Board and she shall make a payment of a minimum of $1000 by the end of each month beginning the month the Settlement Agreement is accepted by the Board. It is further ordered that counts III and VI of the Amended Complaint shall be dismissed.

• 04/08/2010 | Case No. 10-7835-1
  • The Investigative Committee of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended Dr. Barry's medical license until further order of the Investigative Committee. 

• 06/01/2002 
  • The Board agreed to accept a Stipulation for Settlement. The Board Order accepted the stipulated finding as to the allegation in Count One of the Complaint, and ordered that he be issued a public reprimand and be required to enroll in a continuing medical education course requiring personal attendance and including a minimum of twenty hours or AMA Category 1 continuing medical education in his medical specialty of Obstetrics/Gynecology before July 1, 2003, and these twenty hours of continuing medical education be in addition to the normal forty hours of continuing medical education required for biennial registration. The Order further required that he pay the sum of $750.00 as and for all expenses incurred in the investigation and hearing process within 60 days. 

• 02/24/2009
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board) entered its Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Order, whereby Dr. Bass was convicted of 1 count of Sale of a Controlled Substance Causing Death (Second Degree Murder), a Category A Felony and 49 counts of Sale of a Controlled Substance for the Purpose of Sale, all Category D Felonies; Dr. Bass violated NRS 630.301(11)(a) and NRS 630.301(11)(f), and the Board ordered that his license be revoked; that he reimburse the Board all costs and fees incurred in the amount of $51,719.46, within one year of the date of service of the Order, and that he pay a fine in the amount of $10,000.00 within one year from the date of the Order. 

• 12/23/1993 
  • The Board found Dr. Bass guilty of all allegations of the complaint, and ordered that his license to practice medicine in Nevada be revoked, the revocation stayed and that he be placed on probation for 3 years with the following conditions: 1) he must cease performing laparoscopic surgeries immediately; 2) all surgeries he performs, other than minor office procedures which can be safely performed in an office setting, must be performed in a JCAHO-approved health care facility with the assistance of an American Board of Surgery certified Nevada licensed surgeon; 3) he must file with the Board a timely report concerning any surgery he performs, including a copy of the patient's history and physical, laboratory tests and x-rays, operational notes, and immediately report any adverse surgical outcomes; and 4) he must complete 120 hours of continuing medical education in the area of surgery including successfully passing the 1994 American College of Surgeons Surgical Education and Self-Assessment program. 
   

• 06/08/2007 
  • A Settlement Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, whereby, Dr. Bazemore, by not contesting, agreed that an Order be entered finding that his pain management practices were inconsistent with the standard of care that should have been applied based upon the circumstances, and therefore tantamount to a violation of NRS 630.301(4). He shall be publicly reprimanded, and within one year of the acceptance of this agreement, he shall complete sixteen hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME) regarding the prescribing of controlled substances for the management of pain, which are in addition to any CME requirements regularly imposed as a condition of his Nevada licensure, and he shall reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred during the investigation and prosecution of the matter within sixty (60) days of the date of entry of the Board's Order. 

• 03/14/2011
  • On March 11, 2011, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Beaty violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Beaty receive a public reprimand; that he complete 6 hours of continuing medical education (CME) on the topic of management of barium enemas following endoscopy and colonoscopy, to be pre-approved by the Investigative Committee and/or its staff, to be completed within 12 months of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement, and to be in addition to any other CME required as a condition of licensure; and that he reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, payable within 60 days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement by the Board.

• 09/11/2012 | Case No. 12-27088-1
  • On September 7, 2012, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Beck engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: a violation of NRS 630.306(3), for his numerous Internet purchases of Dysport from Medica Depot and RxPad that violated pharmacy statutes and regulations pertaining to Canadian pharmacies and Internet pharmacies for selling and distributing controlled substances in the state of Nevada, as set forth in Count IV of the Complaint. The Board further ordered that Respondent shall receive a public reprimand; complete twelve (12) hours of Continuing Medical Education regarding ethics, or other medically-related subject matter; and reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case within thirty (30) days. The Board further ordered that Counts I, II and III of the Complaint be dismissed. 
   

• 09/11/2015| Case No. 15-26736-1
  • On September 11, 2015, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Beckett violated NRS 630.304(1), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand, pay a fine of $1,000 and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Count II of the Complaint was dismissed with prejudice.
   

• 03/14/2011
  • On March 11, 2011, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Beecham violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Beecham reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case. 

• 12/10/2010 
  • On December 3, 2010, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted the voluntary surrender of Dr. Beecham's license to practice medicine in Nevada, pending formal disciplinary action. 

• 03/05/2010
  • A Settlement Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Bell was found guilty of a violation of NRS 630.301(3), and the Board ordered that he be publicly reprimanded and reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case.

• 08/11/2009
  • A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Ms. Benes agreed that an order may be entered by the Board against her finding her guilty of two violations of NAC 630.380(1)(f). Ms. Benes shall be publicly reprimanded; she shall complete 6 credits of Continuing Medical Education (CME) regarding her focus of practice, within 1 year and in addition to CME required as a condition of licensure; and she shall reimburse the Board for costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case within 180 days.

• 06/02/2017 | Case No. 16-39003-1
  • On June 2, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Bernales violated NRS 630.304(1), as set forth in Count III of the Complaint, and NRS 630.306(1)(k) (2 counts), as set forth in Counts IV and V of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; complete 3 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Counts I and II of the Complaint shall be dismissed without prejudice.

• 12/02/2005 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved the Stipulation for Settlement of its complaint against Dr. Bernardino, wherein Dr. Bernardino admitted to one count malpractice relating to the diagnosis, treatment, and care of a patient, a violation of NRS 630.301(4), and was ordered, at her own expense, to attend within one year of the approval of this agreement by the Board, 12 hours of continuing medical education on the issue of deep vein thrombosis (DVT), to include thrombolitic prophylaxis, as well as the management of a patient with DVT, in addition to any other continuing medical education required as a condition of licensure, which continuing medical education must be approved by the Chairman of the Investigative Committee. In addition, Dr. Bernardino was ordered to pay $3,396.66 for administrative costs, due within 60 days of the Board's order.

• 06/13/1990 
  • Received discipline against his license in Arizona. Pursuant to Stipulation for Settlement with the Board, he was placed on probation for five years with terms and conditions. 

• 09/11/2017 | Case No. 16-9727-1
  • On September 8, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Bien pled “nolo contendere” to having violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; complete three hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 06/10/2019 | Case No. 19-12338-1
  • On June 7, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Blanco-Cuevas violated NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in Count III of the Complaint, and ordering that she receive a public reprimand; pay a $1,000.00 fine; complete 4 hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME), in addition to her statutory CME requirements for licensure; reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her; and schedule, attend, and participate in the Fitness for Duty (FFD) Evaluation with the Physician Assessment and Clinical Education Program (PACE), located at the University of California, San Diego, and follow the recommendations in the report.  Count II of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.  
   

• 09/11/2012 | Case No. 12-12338-1
  • On September 7, 2012, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Blanco-Cuevas engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: one count of failing to use reasonable care, skill or knowledge ordinarily used in similar circumstances, a violation of NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint. The Board further ordered that Respondent shall receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case within ninety (90) days.  
          

• 03/07/2014
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Bohman violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.3062(1), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint against him, and ordering that he pay a fine of $1,500 within 90 days of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement or complete 6 hours of continuing medical education regarding the subject of electronic health care records and/or ethics; and reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, payable within 90 days of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement. Count I of the Complaint was dismissed.

• 06/05/2020 | Case No. 19-7440-1
• • On June 5, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Boren violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; he shall pay a $1,000.00 fine; he shall reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him; he shall not reactivate his license without Board approval, and he shall let his license expire on June 30, 2021.
      
• 09/20/2011 | Case No. 10-7440-1
  • Upon a review of the evidence presented to it in the matter, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found that Dr. Boren violated NRS 630.301(9) and NRS 630.3062(1), as set forth in Counts II and III of the Complaint. The Board ordered that Dr. Boren receive a public reprimand; pay a fine of $5,000 per violation, for a total of $10,000; complete 12 hours of in-person continuing medical education (CME) regarding medical ethics and ethics; and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, the fine and costs payable within 120 days the filing of the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law and Order.

• 09/13/2010
  • On September 10, 2010, a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, whereby the Board entered an order finding that Dr. Borromeo's associated record keeping related to treatment of the patient in the underlying complaint was deficient, and therefore a violation of NRS 630.3062(1), and ordered that Dr. Borromeo receive a public reprimand, that he complete ten (10) hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME) regarding the subject of medical record keeping, which are to be approved by the IC Chairman in advance of their accomplishment and are to be in addition to any CME requirements that are regularly imposed upon him as a condition of licensure in the state of Nevada, and that he reimburse the Board's reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, to be paid to the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners within sixty (60) days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement by the Board.

• 12/04/2017 | Case No. 17-29055-1
  • On December 1, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Boss violated NRS 630.306(1)(k), as set forth in Count III of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $500.00 fine; complete 1 hour of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Counts I, II, IV, V and VI shall be dismissed with prejudice.

• 06/24/2003 
  • The Board ordered that Dr. Bovelle be issued a public reprimand; pay a fine of $5,000; complete two hours of CME in ethics; and pay all costs incurred by the Board in the proceedings in the amount of $2,657.84. 

• 09/11/2015 | Case No. 13-10054-1
  • On September 11, 2015, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Boyd violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in Count II of the First Amended Complaint, and ordering that she pay a fine of $2,000; complete 20 hours of CME, in addition to her statutory CME requirements for licensure, on the topics of total abdominal hysterectomy (5 hours), vaginal hysterectomy (5 hours), laparoscopic vaginal hysterectomy (5 hours) and laparoscopic supracervical hysterectomy (5 hours); reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her; and reimburse the Board for any reasonable costs and expenses incurred by the Board in monitoring her compliance with the Agreement.
   

• 09/11/2012 | Case No. 11-10054-1
  • On September 7, 2012, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Boyd engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: two counts of failing to maintain timely and complete medical records related to the care and treatment of two patients, two violations of NRS 630.3062(1). The Board further ordered that Dr. Boyd be publicly reprimanded, complete ten (10) hours of Continuing Medical Education regarding the subject of medical record keeping, in addition to the credits required for licensure, within one (1) year of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement by the Board, and reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case within sixty (60) days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement by the Board.
   

• 03/23/2012
  • The voluntary surrender of the license to practice respiratory care of James Boyle, RRT came before the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners for consideration on March 9, 2012. The Board, having considered and received Mr. Boyle's license and affidavit, ORDERED that the voluntary surrender of the license to practice respiratory care of James Boyle, RRT be accepted pursuant to NAC 630.240. This voluntary surrender is considered to have been made while under investigation. 

• 12/06/2010 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Mr. Boyle violated NAC 630.540(12), as set forth in Count II of the First Amended Complaint, and ordering that Mr. Boyle receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, payable within 90 days of the acceptance of the Settlement Agreement by the Board. Count I of the First Amended Complaint was dismissed. 
   

• 10/26/1990 
  • The Board ordered that Dr. Braly's inactive licensure status in the state of Nevada shall not be changed to active status, as requested by Dr. Braly, until such time as he has completed all terms and conditions of the probation imposed by the California Board. 

• 12/04/2017 | Case No. 17-4698-1
  • On December 1, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Braunstein violated NRS 630.306(1)(r), NRS 630.3062(1) and NRS 630.306(1)(b)(3), as set forth in Counts I, III and IV of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $500.00 fine; complete 3 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Counts II and V of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.

• 12/06/2010
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Brecher violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Brecher pay a fine of $1,000 and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, payable within 30 days of the acceptance of the Settlement Agreement by the Board.

• 10/26/1990 
  • Charged with continual failure, repeated malpractice, writing prescriptions for controlled substances in excessive amounts, writing prescriptions without an appropriate examination, failure to provide proof of continuing medical education credits, renewing license by false or misleading statements. License revoked. 

• License No. 18273

• 12/04/2020 | Case No. 20-12252-1 
  • On December 4, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Bruce violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(3), as set forth in the First Amended Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $500.00 fine; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.  Dr. Bruce shall undergo either an independent peer review examination or a Physician Assessment and Clinical Education (PACE) examination to assess his current clinical competency to practice medicine.  The examination shall be conducted pursuant to NRS 630.318, shall be conducted by a provider approved by the Board in advance, and the examiner shall, within 60 days of completion of the examination, render an opinion and report to the Board.  The examination and report shall be performed at Dr. Bruce’s sole expense.  Dr. Bruce shall remain prohibited from writing prescriptions until further order of the Board.
   

• License No. 8652

• 12/08/2014 | Case No. 14-12252-1
  • On December 5, 2014, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Bruce violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.301(1) and ordering that his license to practice medicine be revoked, with said revocation until December 31, 2014, when the revocation becomes effective, and that he receive a public reprimand. Following his release from incarceration, Dr. Bruce may petition the Board to reinstate his license to practice medicine, subject to various terms and conditions, including reimbursement of the Board's fees and costs prior to petitioning the Board for reinstatement of his license. In the event the Board reinstates Dr. Bruce’s license, Dr. Bruce shall be placed on probation for a period of 3 years with an obligation to comply with the terms and conditions of his parole and probation related to the case of United States of America v. Victor Bruce, MD, United States District Court, District of Nevada, Case No. 2:13-cr-0041-APG-CWH. Upon receipt of written notice of completion of Dr. Bruce’s probation, the Board shall reinstate Dr. Bruce’s licensure status to active with no conditions/restrictions.
   

• 09/07/2002 
  • Dr. Brumfield petitioned the Board for removal of his licensure restrictions. The Board denied his petition, the restrictions remain in effect and his license status remains Active-Restricted. 

• 08/22/1998 
  • The Board granted Dr. Brumfield's request to change his licensure status to active, but placed restrictions on his license: (1) He shall not prescribe, administer or dispense controlled substances; and (2) He shall not obtain a DEA certificate. His license status is Active-Restricted as of August 22, 1998. 

• 04/02/1991 
  • The Board Ordered that Dr. Brumfield shall not prescribe, dispense, or administer schedule I or II controlled substances, and he will retire from the practice of medicine in the state of Nevada not later than July 8, 1991. Should he wish to change his licensure status back to active, he will be required to make a formal request for status change to the Board for its consideration.

• 11/30/2007 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved and accepted a Settlement Agreement whereby Dr. Bryan, by not contesting, hereby agreed, that an order may be entered herein by the Board finding that Dr. Bryan engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act to wit: one count of failing to administer a drug except as authorized by law when he administered a drug not approved for human use, specifically botulinum toxin type A, and one failing to provide adequate supervision of a physician assistant when he allowed a physician assistant to also administer a drug in a manner not authorized by law, and that he shall be placed on twelve (12) months of probation with the following conditions: 1) Dr. Bryan shall not personally use any injected cosmetic substance on himself or others during the probationary period nor shall he personally prescribe cosmetic substances for his patients; 2) Dr. Bryan shall complete six (6) hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME) on the topic of charting and ethics, to be pre-approved by the Investigative Committee Chair and to be completed within the probationary period. Said CME shall be in addition to any other continuing medical education required as a condition of licensure; 3) Dr. Bryan shall pay a fine of $1000, to be paid within one hundred eighty (180) days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of this Agreement by the Board; 4) If Dr. Bryan fails to meet any of the terms of his probation, his license to practice medicine shall be suspended for thirty (30) days. Dr. Bryan also agrees to reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case within one hundred and eighty (180) days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement by the Board. Furthermore, counts I and II of the complaint shall be dismissed. 

• 09/11/2012 | Case No. 08-12069-1
  • A Settlement Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board) in which the Board entered into an agreement that Kevin R. Buckwalter, M.D. (Respondent) accepted, though denying culpability, pursuant to Nevada Revised Statutes 630.3062(1) of the Medical Practice Act, to wit: three (3) counts of incomplete medical records relating to the treatment and diagnoses of patients. The Board further ordered the Respondent to receive a public reprimand and reimburse to the Board the costs and expenses incurred. 

• 11/12/2008 | Case No. 08-12069-1
  • At an Emergency Meeting of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, the Board summarily suspended Dr. Buckwalter's ability to prescribe, administer or dispense controlled substances in the state of Nevada pending proceedings for disciplinary action pursuant to the Complaint.
   

• 09/12/2011 | Case No. 11-27793-1 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Budde violated NRS 630.306(2)(c) and NRS 630.3062(1), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Budde receive a public reprimand; complete 10 hours continuing medical education (CME) regarding medical ethics and medical records, within 1 year of the acceptance of the agreement by the Board, to be in addition to any CME required to maintain licensure, and provide proof of attendance and participation to the Board; and reimburse the Board’s costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 09/06/2019 | Case No. 19-36900-1
  • On September 6, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Mr. Bueno violated NRS 630.306(1)(a), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordered that his license to practice respiratory therapy in Nevada be revoked, and he may not apply for reinstatement of his license for a period of two years; that he receive a public reprimand; and that he reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, with the order for reimbursement stayed until such time as he reapplies for licensure.  Count II of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.
   
  04/11/2019
  • The Investigative Committee of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended Corey D. Bueno, CRT's license to practice respiratory care in the state of Nevada pursuant to Nevada Revised Statute 630.326(1).
   
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• 12/04/2017 | Case No. 17-26547-1
  • On December 1, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Burgos violated NRS 630.301(9), NRS 630.301(11)(d) and NRS 630.301(11)(g), as set forth in the First Amended Complaint, and ordering that his license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be suspended for a period of 4 months (December 2017 through March 2018), and that the suspension be lifted on April 2, 2018; that his license shall be subject to a term of probation for an indeterminate period of time, and he may petition the Board to lift the probationary condition upon his license after 48 months. In the event Dr. Burgos intends to practice medicine during the probationary period, the following terms and conditions shall apply: (1) Dr. Burgos must be supervised at all times during any and all interactions with female patients, with a formal monitoring agreement with approved and identified monitors, through the entire probationary period or until further order of the Board; (2) Dr. Burgos shall successfully complete all requirements as established by the Eighth Judicial District Court and the Nevada Division of Parole and Probation; (3) Dr. Burgos agrees to abstain from the personal use or possession of controlled substances and prescription drugs, unless such controlled substance or prescription drug is lawfully prescribed to him by a licensed practitioner for a current bona fide illness or condition; he will abstain from the use of any and all other mood-altering substances for any other purpose than the purpose for which the substance is intended; and he will no longer be allowed to prescribe medications to himself; (4) Dr. Burgos shall complete all terms and conditions of any criminal sanctions incurred before or during the period of the Agreement, including probation or parole, and if, or when, the Nevada Division of Parole and Probation terminates its probationary period of Dr. Burgos, then Dr. Burgos can petition the Board for a termination of the Board’s probationary period. The Board further ordered that Dr. Burgos receive a public reprimand; complete 6 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 06/04/2018 | Case No. 18-20493-1
  • On June 1, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Burke violated NRS 630.3062(1), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordered that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.
   

• 03/12/2012 | Case No. 11-12112-1
  • On March 9, 2012, a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement between Dr. Burstein and the Investigative Committee of the Board was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board). The Agreement recognized Dr. Burstein's voluntary decision to cease treating chronic pain patients and limit his medical practice to family practice only, thereby prescribing pain medications only in conjunction with family practice management and having a reasonable transition time for his pain patients that is up to and including ninety (90) days from execution of this Agreement by Dr. Burstein. Pursuant to the Agreement, the Board found that Dr. Burstein engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: a violation of Nevada Revised Statute Section 630.301(4). The Board ordered that Respondent shall be issued a public reprimand; that he shall attend and participate in six (6) hours of CME in medical records/documentation in addition to the normal CME requirements; that he shall make a quarterly report to the Board of all new patients he has treated in his practice for one year; that he shall prescribe medications only in conjunction with normal family practice management; and that he shall reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case. Count II of the complaint shall be dismissed.
   

•  12/09/2019 | Case No. 19-12263-1
  • On December 6, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Burt violated NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in the First Amended Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; complete 6 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.
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   12/03/2018 | Case No. 18-12263-1
  • On November 30, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Burt violated NRS 630.304(1), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; complete 3 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.
   

• 12/29/1994 
  • Charged with a violation of NRS 630.301(3), for revocation of his license to practice medicine in California; and a violation of NRS 630.306(11) for failure to report, within 30 days, that revocation. Board ordered fine of $1,000 and public letter of reprimand. 

• 09/14/2007 
• The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted, approved and adopted a stipulation for settlement of its complaint against Dr. Buzard, whereby Dr. Buzard will inactivate his license in Nevada and will abide by all statutory requirements necessary for inactive license status, which does not permit the practice of medicine, including, but not limited to, the writing of prescriptions in Nevada. In addition, Dr. Buzard will reimburse the Board's costs and expenses incurred in investigating and prosecuting the matter, payable to the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners within sixty (60) days of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement. The Board will dismiss the formal complaint against Dr. Buzard without prejudice. Should Dr. Buzard apply for an active status license in the future, the formal complaint contained in Case No. 06-9589-1 may be reopened at the discretion of the Board's Investigative Committee. 

• 06/09/2006 
• The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted, approved and adopted a stipulation for settlement of its complaint against Dr. Buzard, wherein Dr. Buzard was found to have violated the Medical Practice Act by engaging in conduct that brings the medical profession into disrepute, a violation of NRS 630.301(9). The Board ordered that Dr. Buzard receive a public letter of reprimand and that he reimburse the Board's costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, payable within 60 days of acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement by the Board. 

• 03/15/2000 
  • Dr. Cacuci voluntarily surrendered his license to practice medicine in Nevada while under investigation by the Board. 

• 09/24/1997
  • The Board Ordered that Mr. Campbell's Physician Assistant Certificate be revoked. 

• 08/07/1997 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended Mr. Campbell's physicians assistant certificate to practice medicine in the state of Nevada pending a hearing on the formal complaint filed against Mr. Campbell alleging he held himself out to be a licensed physician, performed medical services other than at the direction or under the supervision of the supervising physician and performed medical services under to influence of alcohol, controlled substances or mental or physical illness. 

• 12/04/2020 | Case No. 19-33868-1

  • On December 4, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found, by a preponderance of the evidence, that Ms. Candrilli violated NRS 630.306(1)(a), inability to practice respiratory therapy with reasonable skill and safety because of illness, a mental or physical condition or the use of alcohol, drugs, narcotics or any other substance (Count I), and NAC 630.540(1), willful and intentional false statement in renewal of license (Count II), as alleged in the underlying Complaint.  The Board ordered that:  Ms. Candrilli's license to practice respiratory care in Nevada shall remain suspended until further order of the Board; she receive a public reprimand; she pay fines in the total amount of $3,000.00; she enter, within 30 days, a five-year contract with Professional Recovery Network (PRN) for treatment of alcohol and substance abuse disorder and any other issues determined upon examination, and she undergo periodic drug and alcohol testing as directed by PRN to assure her complete abstinence from mood-altering substances for the duration of her contract with PRN; she undergo a psychiatric examination by PRN within 60 days; and she reimburse the Board's fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her, pursuant to the Memorandum of Costs.

   
• 12/19/2019 | License No. RC1511
  • The Investigative Committee of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended Melissa T. Candrilli, RRT's license to practice respiratory care in the state of Nevada pursuant to Nevada Revised Statute 630.326(1).
   

• 06/06/1998 
  • The Board ordered that Dr. Cappiello's license to practice medicine in Nevada be revoked. 

• 02/04/1998 
  • The Board summarily suspended Dr. Cappiello's license to practice medicine based on allegations of gross or repeated malpractice, failure to use reasonable care, skill or knowledge in treating a patient, and continual failure to exercise skill or diligence. 

• 07/01/2009
  • A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Carrera agreed that an Order be entered finding him guilty of three counts of engaging in conduct that brings the medical profession in to disrepute, violations of NRS 630.301(9); and ordering that he be placed on 24 months probation with the following conditions: he shall be issued a public reprimand; he shall pay a fine of $5,000 per count, for a total of $15,000, to be paid within 12 months; he shall not participate in any practice of gastroenterology without an appropriate level of control regarding practice and policies which affect patients during the time of his probation; he shall agree to testify as a fact witness at the Board disciplinary hearings regarding matters pertaining to the Endoscopy Center of Southern Nevada; he shall reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in this case, the amount to be negotiated and to be paid within 12 months; he shall agree to pay the costs, if any, of monitoring his probation and shall pay said costs within 30 days of the due date of any invoice. The temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction currently in place will be dismissed with prejudice.Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement and Order - Eladio Carrera, MD - Case No 08-9241-1

• 06/13/2011 | Case No. 10-11702-1
  • On June 10, 2011, a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was accepted and approved by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners in settlement of its Complaint against Dr. Carrol. Pursuant to the agreement, Dr. Carrol shall complete 8 hours CME on the subject of documentation of colonoscopies (if available) and/or the subject of advances in colonoscopy, to be pre-approved by Board and to be completed within 12 months of the Board’s acceptance of the agreement. Additionally, Dr. Carrol will submit to random reviews of his charts for a period of 6 months beginning on the date of the acceptance of the agreement by the Board and pay the costs associated with such reviews within 30 days of receiving an invoice for said costs. Dr. Carrol will reimburse the Board’s costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, payable within 90 days of the Board’s acceptance of the agreement.

• 12/03/2018 | Case No. 18-350-1
  • On November 30, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Mr. Carter violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(2), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand, complete 20 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure, and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 03/18/1999 
  • The Board ordered that Dr. Cavanagh's license to practice medicine in Nevada be revoked. 

• 05/13/1988 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted Dr. Cecil's voluntary, irrevocable surrender of his Nevada license to practice medicine while under investigation. 

• 12/03/2018 | Case No. 18-7235-1
  • On November 30, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Cesaretti violated NRS 630.3062(1) (now set forth as NRS 630.3062(1)(a)), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand, complete 3 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure, and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Count I of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice. 
           
• 09/20/2011 | Case No. 10-7235-1
  • Upon a review of the evidence presented to it in the matter, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found that Dr. Cesaretti violated NRS 630.301(9) and NRS 630.3062(1), as set forth in Counts II and III of the Complaint. The Board ordered that Dr. Cesaretti receive a public reprimand, pay a fine of $5,000 per violation, for a total of $10,000, complete 12 hours of in-person continuing medical education (CME) regarding medical ethics and ethics, and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, the fine and costs payable within 120 days the filing of the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law and Order. The Board dismissed Counts I and IV of the Complaint. Count V had been dismissed at the conclusion of the hearing on the matter.
   

• 09/09/2005 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found Lewis Barry Chaikin, M.D. guilty of the three counts of the complaint filed against him: one count of malpractice for failing to use the reasonable care, skill or knowledge ordinarily used under similar circumstances in providing care or treatment to a patient, a violation of NRS 630.301(4); one count of administering, dispensing or prescribing any controlled substance, or any dangerous drug as defined in chapter 454 of NRS, to or for himself or to others except as authorized by law, a violation of NRS 630.306(3); and one count of failure to maintain timely, legible, accurate and complete medical records relating to the diagnosis, treatment and care of a patient, a violation of NRS 630.3062. The Board ordered that Dr. Chaikin receive a public reprimand, successfully complete 10 hours of continuing medical education in proper prescribing practices, in addition to continuing medical education hours required to maintain licensure, within 6 months of the Board’s order, and pay all administrative costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, payable within 90 days of the Board’s order. 

• 06/17/1998 
  • On June 6, 1998, the Board found Dr. Chancellor guilty of the charges in the Complaint in Case No. 98-5652-1 and ordered that his license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be revoked.

• 03/15/1999 
  • In response to a Petition for Judicial Review filed by Dr. Chancellor in the Clark County District Court of the Board's order revoking his license, the District Court ordered that the Board retry Dr. Chancellor within a certain period of time. Prior to any re-trial, the Board entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Chancellor in which: 1) he admitted the allegations in Case No. 98-5652-2 of his inability to practice medicine with reasonable skill and safety because of the use of alcohol, drugs, narcotics or any other substance and he admitted the allegations that he rendered professional services to a patient while he was under the influence of alcohol, drugs, narcotics or any other substance; 2) there will be no hearing on the Complaint in Case No. 98-5652-2; and 3) the Board ordered that Dr. Chancellor's license be revoked. 

• 03/18/1999 
  • An order was entered revoking Dr. Chancellor's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada. 

• 03/05/2019 | Case No. 19-33320-1
  • On March 1, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Chang violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(3) and NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in Counts I and IV of the Complaint, and ordered that she receive a public reprimand; pay a $2,500.00 fine per count, for total fines of $5,000.00; complete 20 hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME), in addition to her statutory CME requirements for licensure; reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her; and successfully complete all requirements and comply with all terms, conditions and orders of the Nevada State Board of Pharmacy, specifically including, but not limited to, the Pharmacy Board’s Order in Case No. 18-029-CS-S, and the Stipulation and Order with the Pharmacy Board, which became a final Decision and Order of the Pharmacy Board on October 10, 2018. The remaining counts of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.
   

• 12/08/2008 | Case No. 08-8567-1
  • On December 5, 2008, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved and accepted a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement, whereby Dr. Charniga agreed that an order may be entered by the Board finding a violation of NRS 630.304(1), for obtaining, maintaining or renewing or attempting to obtain, maintain or renew a license to practice medicine by bribery, fraud or misrepresentation or by any false, misleading, inaccurate or incomplete statement. The Board ordered that Dr. Charniga shall be issued a public reprimand; shall be fined $1,000; and shall reimburse the Board its costs and expenses within 90 days. 

• 12/06/2010
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Chaudhery violated NRS 630.301(1) and NRS 630.301(9), as set forth in Counts I and III of the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Chaudhery receive a public reprimand, pay a fine of $1,000, complete 11.75 hours continuing medical education (CME) on the topic of medical billing, in addition to the CME required as a condition for licensure, and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, payable within 30 days of the acceptance of the Settlement Agreement by the Board.

• 09/13/2012 | Case No. 11-7218-1
  • On September 7, 2012, The Board found, by a preponderance of the evidence, that Eugene Yu-Tze Chen, M.D. violated Nevada Revised Statutes 630.304(1), 630.301(9) and 630.306(11), as alleged in the First Amended Complaint. Based upon the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law and good cause appearing therefore, the Board ordered that Dr. Chen be issued a public reprimand; attend ten (10) hours CME in medical ethics; and reimburse the Board its costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case in the amount of $4,519.15.

• 03/17/2006 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners entered a Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Order whereby Robert Chen, M.D. was found guilty of violating NRS 630.301(4), i.e., committing malpractice, as alleged in the complaint on file herein, and that he shall be issued a public reprimand concerning the incident and is to pay $6,461.13 for administrative costs due within sixty (60) days of the order. 

• 09/06/2019 | Case No. 19-46237
  • On September 6, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Chib violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordered that she receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her.
   

• 12/03/1993 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Chingros and ordered that he receive a public written reprimand. 

• 12/09/2019 | Case No. 18-19369-01
  • On December 6, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Choi violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(2), as set forth in the First Amended Complaint, and ordering that he pay a $1,000.00 fine; complete 10 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.
   

• 07/15/1997 
  • The Board Ordered that Dr. Chomiak's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be REVOKED. 

• 04/24/1997 
  • The Board Ordered summary suspension of Dr. Chomiak's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada until further order of the Board. 

• 01/22/1994 
  • The Board accepted the Stipulation for Settlement and the Summary Suspension Order was lifted and Dr. Chomiak's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada was restored. 

• 01/21/1994 
  • Dr. Chomiak entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with the Board. It was Ordered that Dr. Chomiak receive a public written reprimand, continue therapy with a therapist approved by the Investigative Committee for a period of six months after the entry of the order and submit to random analyses of body fluids collected by the Board. 

• 10/25/1993 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners ordered summary suspension of Dr. Chomiak's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada. 

• 09/11/2012 | Case No. 12-12610-1
  • On September 7, 2012, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Chopra engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: one count of failing to maintain timely, legible, accurate and complete medical records relating to the diagnosis, treatment and care of a patient, a violation of NRS 630.3062(1), as set forth in Count III of the Complaint. The Board further ordered that Dr. Chopra shall receive a public reprimand; pay a fine of $1,000; attend, in person, ten (10) hours of Continuing Medical Education in medical records and/or billing, in addition to the credits required for licensure, and shall reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case. The fine and costs payable to the Board within thirty (30) days. The Board further ordered that Counts I and II of the Complaint be dismissed.

• 09/10/2010
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, adopted and accepted a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Chou violated NRS 630.301(4) (four counts), by committing malpractice, pursuant to Counts I through IV of the Third Amended Complaint, violated NRS 630.306(2)(b), by failing to provide adequate supervision of medical assistants who assisted in the care of her patients, pursuant to Count V of the Third Amended Complaint, and violated NRS 630.306(7), for continual failure to exercise the skill or diligence or use the methods ordinarily exercised under the same circumstances by physicians in good standing practicing in the same specialty or field, pursuant to Count VI, and ordering that Dr. Chou be issued a public reprimand, pay a fine of $2500 each for Counts I through IV, for a total fine of $10,000, and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, the fine and costs to be paid to the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners within 90 days of the acceptance of the Settlement Agreement by the Board. Dr. Chou acknowledges that she did not renew her license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada, currently does not hold an active license in Nevada, but continues to be licensed in her resident state of Utah. Dr. Chou does not intend on reinstating her Nevada license.

• 03/14/2011
  • On March 11, 2011, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a settlement agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Chun violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Chun receive a public reprimand and that she reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case within 90 days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement by the Board.

• 06/23/2015
  • The Investigative Committee of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended Binh M. Chung, M.D.'s license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada pursuant to Nevada Revised Statute 630.326(1).
   

• 02/10/1996 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted the Stipulation for Settlement and Ordered that Dr. Clark's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be revoked. The revocation was stayed and he was placed on probation for 6 years with terms and conditions, concurrent with California. Dr. Clark must provide the Nevada Board with complete written psychiatric evaluations on a periodic basis, he shall have a third party present while examining or treating patients under the age of 18 and shall have no physical contact with patients under the age of 18. Dr. Clark must take an additional 20 hours of approved CME for the first 3 years of probation. He must pay the investigative costs of $1,000.00, must comply with all federal , state, and local laws, shall comply with the Board's surveillance program, and must appear in person for interviews with the Board's medial consultant. Dr. Clark is prohibited from supervising physician's assistants during the probation. The period of probation shall not run during the time Dr. Clark is residing or practicing out of the state of California or the state of Nevada. 

• 06/06/2014 | Case No. 13-30595-1 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Clayson violated NAC 630.230(1)(i), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint filed against her, and ordering that Dr. Clayson receive a public reprimand; complete 10 hours of continuing medical education on professional boundaries and/or medical ethics; and reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her, payable within 30 days of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement. All remaining counts of the Complaint were dismissed.

• 09/12/2011 | Case No. 11-30595-1 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Clayson violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint filed against her, and ordering that Dr. Clayson receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her.

• 06/10/2019 | Case No. 19-24637-1
  • On June 7, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Ms. Clouthier violated NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordering that she receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her. Count II of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.

• 03/29/2002 
  • Findings of Fact Conclusions of Law and Order on REMAND **11-21-01** wherein the Court granted Dr. Cohen's Petition for Judicial Review as to Count Two of the Complaint in this case, remanding Count One back to the Board for reconsideration of the penalty and the costs associated therewith in light of Count Two having been dismissed by the Court. The Board found that the costs associated with Count Two were the same as those associated with Count One, as both Counts were based upon the unlicensed practice of medicine and both Counts required the same investigation. Therefore, the Board found that the dismissal of Count Two did not change the costs associated with Count One. It was ordered that the fine of $500.00, previously imposed by the Board's Order filed 12-11-98, was confirmed as the appropriate penalty on Count One and was to be paid within 30 days of this Order if it had not already been paid. The public reprimand ordered in the previous Order of 12-11-98 was confirmed as having been issued. The costs incurred by the Board in these disciplinary proceedings in the amount of $5876.77 were confirmed as the appropriate costs associated with Count One and Dr. Cohen was to pay said costs within sixty (60) days of the date of this Order, if not already paid. 

• 12/05/1998 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners ordered that Dr. Cohen receive a public written reprimand, pay $5,876.77 to the Board for the disciplinary proceedings and pay a fine of $1000.00. 

• 09/09/2016 | Case No. 15-33456-1
  • On September 9, 2016, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Cohen violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in the First Amended Complaint, and ordering that she receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board's fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her.

• 09/13/2000 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners ordered that Dr. Concha be issued a public written reprimand and pay $1,556.70, the costs incurred by the Board, within 60 days. 

• 06/05/2003 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved the Stipulation for Settlement, and an Order was entered whereby it was ordered that the irrevocable surrender of the license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada, while under investigation, of Richard R. Conte, M.D., License No. 5852, is accepted by the Board 31 May 2003. 

• 06/05/2003 
  • Dr. Conte agreed to a Stipulation for Settlement with the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby he surrenders his license to practice medicine while under investigation, and submits a Voluntary Surrender of License to Practice Medicine in the State of Nevada While Under Investigation. 

• 05/12/2009
  • A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board), whereby the Board entered an Order finding that Dr. Cook violated NRS 630.301(3), in that his California medical license had been revoked, with the revocation stayed contingent upon compliance with terms of probation. The Board ordered that Dr. Cook's Nevada medical license be revoked, with the revocation stayed and Dr. Cook being placed on probation until March 25, 2011, subject to various terms and conditions; that he receive a public reprimand; that he comply with the terms of his probation in California; and that he reimburse the Board's costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 12/04/2017 | Case No. 16-44275-1
  • On December 1, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Craig violated NRS 630.306(1)(k), as set forth in Count II the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.  Counts I and III of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.
   

• 03/10/1988 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted a Stipulation for settlement whereby Dr. Crawford would be issued a public written reprimand and would complete 40 hours of public service within 6 months, to be specified and approved in advance by the Secretary of the Board, or the Board would proceed with the matter against him. 

• 3/15/2011
  • On March 11, 2011, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Mr. Cruz violated NAC 630.540(9), NRS 630.306(1) and NAC 630.540(1), as set forth in Counts I, II and III of the First Amended Complaint, and ordering that Mr. Cruz's license to practice respiratory therapy be revoked, with the revocation stayed contingent upon compliance with the terms and conditions of 60 months' probation, as follows: 1) Respondent's license shall be suspended for a period of six months, said suspension running from the date of the summary suspension of Respondent's license on August 19, 2010. Said summary suspension shall be lifted and Respondent's license to practice reinstated to the appropriate licensing status; 2) Respondent shall be issued a public reprimand; 3) Respondent shall complete his contract with the PRN-PRN program through Monte Vista Hospital and shall comply with all terms of his contract; 4) Respondent shall sign all necessary releases with the PRN-PRN program for the Board to access his records from the PRN-PRN program and any other releases necessary to monitor Respondent's treatment; 5) Respondent shall submit to any additional random hair or urine screens as required by the Board and shall be responsible for any costs associated with the required tests; 6) Respondent shall provide the Compliance Officer of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners with the best and most expeditious manner of contacting him; 7) Respondent shall notify any employer of the terms of his probation; 8) Respondent shall notify the Compliance Officer of where he will be practicing respiratory care at least forty-eight (48) hours prior to starting to practice; 9) Respondent shall notify the Compliance Officer of any change of his address within forty-eight (48) hours; 10) Respondent shall pay any costs associated with monitoring of his compliance with these terms of probation. Respondent shall remit to the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners such costs within thirty (30) days of being presented with an invoice for said compliance costs; 11) Respondent shall reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case, the current amount being $2395.21. These costs shall be paid to the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners within twelve months of the acceptance of this Agreement by the Board; 12) Any violation of the terms of his contract with the PRN-PRN program or a positive drug screen for any controlled substance or dangerous drug that Respondent does not hold a valid prescription for shall result in the immediate suspension of his license pending proceedings to determine whether or not to impose the stayed revocation of licensure. 13) Should Respondent relocate to another state, he shall notify the Compliance Officer at least forty-eight (48) hours prior to leaving Nevada. 14) If Respondent relocates to another state prior to his release from the PRN-PRN program, he shall enter and complete a treatment program within his new state and sign any necessary releases for the Board to monitor his treatment. Said program to be approved by the Chairman of the Investigative Committee. 15) Respondent shall sign any necessary releases to allow the Board to communicate with any other state agency which licenses him to practice respiratory care regarding the terms of his probation and his compliance with those terms. 

• 08/19/2010 
  • The Investigative Committee of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended Mr. Cruz's license to practice respiratory care until further order of the Investigative Committee or the Board. 

• 12/10/1996 
  • Charged with violation of NRS 630.301(1) for conviction of a felony. License revoked and to Dr. Cserna to receive a public written reprimand. 

• 03/11/2011
  • On March 11, 2011, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, after consideration of the matter before it, amended its Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Order, finding that although Dr. Cutarelli did not commit medical malpractice, he violated NRS 630.3062(1), in that he failed to maintain timely, legible, accurate and complete medical records relating to the diagnosis, treatment and care of Patient N when he failed to note in the medical records that he performed a normal slit-lamp examination of Patient N through the Nidek microscope. The Board rescinded its previous findings that Dr. Cutarelli violated NRS 630.301(4) and NRS 630.306(7), as alleged in Counts I and III of the Second Amended Complaint. The Board further ordered that the Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Order previously filed on June 23, 2010 is RESCINDED and ordered that Dr. Cutarelli reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case in the amount of $15,000.

• 03/06/2017 | Case No. 16-37541-1
  • On March 3, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Dana violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.3062(1), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint against him, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand, complete 3 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure, and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Count II of the Complaint was dismissed with prejudice.

• 06/03/2002 
  • The Board accepted the irrevocable voluntary surrender of Dr. D'Ambrosio's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada while under investigation. 

• 09/06/2019 | Case No. 19-27984-1
  • On September 6, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Davis violated NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint, and ordered that she receive a public reprimand; pay a $1,000.00 fine; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her. Count I of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.
   

• 10/23/1996 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted a Stipulation for Settlement of its complaint against Dr. Defonseka whereby Dr. Defonseka was ordered to pay $5,000 as disgorgement of payments which may have been received as a result of false advertisement.

• 12/09/2019 | Case No. 19-29210-1
  • On December 6, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Deftu violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(2), as set forth in Count III of the First Amended Complaint, and ordering that she receive a public reprimand; pay a $1,000.00 fine; complete 3 hours of continuing medical education (CME), in addition to her statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her. Counts I and II of the First Amended Complaint were dismissed with prejudice.
   

• 06/01/2002 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners ordered that Dr. De Friez' license to practice medicine in Nevada be revoked and that he pay all costs incurred by the Board in the disciplinary proceedings within sixty (60) days of the Order. 

• 01/16/1993 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted a Stipulation for Settlement whereby it was ordered that Dr. De Lee retire from active practice in the state of Nevada effective immediately; that he publish in one newspaper a notice of his retirement; that if he should apply for active licensure, he will be required to meet all the current licensure requirements for the state of Nevada; and all charges on file against Dr. De Lee in this administrative action are dismissed with prejudice and no further action will be taken. 

• 08/11/1992 
  • Dr. De Lee petitioned the Board for restoration of certain restricted privileges. It was ordered that Dr. De Lee's license remain summarily suspended except as modified by the Board, as follows: Dr. De Lee may assist in surgical and delivery procedures performed at Woman's Hospital only and for certain OB/GYN surgeons only; the Chief of Staff shall provide the Board with a report of Dr. De Lee's actions at the hospital each month; Dr. De Lee shall take and pass SPEX; he shall complete 60 hours of CME; he shall be provided by the Board with a peer examination of his medical competency by two Board Certified OB/GYNs who are not familiar with Dr. De Lee. 

• 06/05/1992 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended Dr. De Lee's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada pending proceedings for revocation or other action. 
   

• 09/11/2012 | Case No. 11-11516-1
  • On September 7, 2012, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Del Vecchio engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: one count of failing to maintain timely, legible, accurate and complete medical records relating to the diagnosis, treatment and care of a patient, a violation of NRS 630.3062(1), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint. The Board further ordered that Dr. Del Vechhio shall be publicly reprimanded; attend, in person, five (5) hours of Continuing Medical Education in electronic medical records, in addition to the normal requirements for licensure, and reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case within ninety (90) days. Count I of the Complaint was dismissed.

• 02/24/2010 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted the surrender of Dr. Desai's Nevada medical license. The surrender was made based on Dr. Desai not being competent to safely practice medicine due to physical and mental impairments arising from a series of strokes. The surrender is absolute and irrevocable and was done in accordance with NAC 630.240. The surrender of Dr. Desai's medical license will not preclude the Board from proceeding on the pending disciplinary complaint filed on April 25, 2008, involving the Hepatitis C outbreak at the Endoscopy Center of Southern Nevada. 

• 10/23/1996 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted a Stipulation for Settlement and it was ordered that Dr. Desai, the managing partner of Gastroenterology Center of Nevada, pay the sum of $2,500 as disgorgement of payments which may have been received by the group as a result of false advertisement. 

• 11/30/2007 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted Dr. Desmarais' voluntary surrender of his license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada. An Order Approving Voluntary Surrender was issued effective November 30, 2007.

• 07/11/2005 
  • On June 3, 2005, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners entered a Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law Order whereby Dr. Devia was found guilty of failure to use the reasonable care, skill or knowledge ordinarily used under similar circumstances in the treatment of a patient. Dr .Devia was ordered to pay $8,176.72 for administrative fees due within ninety (90) days, and a $5,000.00 fine to be paid within six (6) months of the Order dated 11 July 2005. Dr. Devia was also ordered to complete twenty (20) continuing medical education to be submitted within one (1) year of the Order dated 11 July 2005. 

• 06/19/1989 
  • The Board Ordered that Dr. Di Gregorio's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be changed from inactive to active upon paying the application fee. He was placed on probation for five years. Dr. Di Gregorio shall not prescribe, administer, or dispense any schedule I or II controlled substances, shall surrender his pharmacy license, shall provide the Investigative Committee with reports of the conduct of his practice, shall appear before the Board to make periodic reports as to the status of his practice, and he shall comply with all statutes and regulations of the Board. 

• 07/11/1988 
  • The Board ordered that Dr. Di Gregorio's Nevada licensure status be changed from active to inactive until his probation in California was completed. 

• 09/09/2005 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found Mr. Doyle guilty of the three counts of the Complaint filed against him: one count of inability to practice respiratory care with reasonable skill and safety because of illness, a mental or physical condition or the use of alcohol, drugs, narcotics or any other substance, a violation of NRS 630.306(1); one count of lack of competence to provide respiratory care services, a violation of NAC 630.540(5); and one count of engaging in conduct that brings the respiratory care profession into disrepute, a violation of NAC 630.540. The Board revoked Mr. Doyle’s license to practice respiratory care in Nevada, and ordered he pay all administrative costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, payable within 90 days of the Board’s order. 

• 07/15/1997 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners ordered that Dr. Dubin's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be revoked. 

• 06/06/2014 | Case No. 12-4879-1 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Dudek violated NAC 639.742(4)(b), as set forth in Count IX of the Second Amended Complaint filed against him, and ordering that Dr. Dudek receive a public reprimand; complete 8 hours of continuing medical education on cosmetic medicine; and reimburse the Board the sum of $6,500, a negotiated amount of the costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, payable within 30 days of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement. All remaining counts of the Second Amended Complaint were dismissed.

• 06/08/2007 
  • On June 8, 2007, a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement and Terms of Probation was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, whereby Mr. Dunetz agreed that an order may be entered herein by the Board against him:  a) finding a violation of NRS 630.306(1): inability to practice medicine with reasonable skill and safety due to a positive cocaine test during a work day; b) finding a violation of NRS 630.304(1): renewing a license by misrepresentation by failing to report a January 29, 2003 investigation for a DUI on his April 30, 2003 Board of Medical Examiners physician assistant renewal application; c) finding a violation of NRS 630.304(1): renewing a license by misrepresentation by failing to report an April 17, 2004 investigation for a domestic violence incident on his March 22, Board of Medical Examiners physician assistant renewal application; d) finding a violation of NRS 630.304(1): renewing a license by misrepresentation by failing to report a June 7, 2004 investigation for a domestic violence incident on his March 22, 2005 Board of Medical Examiners physician assistant renewal application; e) finding a violation of NRS 630.304(1): renewing a license by misrepresentation by failing to report a February 15, 2005 investigation for a domestic violence incident on his March 22, 2005 Board of Medical Examiners physician assistant renewal application; f) finding a violation of NRS 630.304(1): renewing a license by misrepresentation by failing to report a March 2, 2005 investigation for a domestic violence incident on his March 22, 2005 Board of Medical Examiners physician assistant renewal application; g) finding a violation of NRS 630.301(5): entering into a sexual relationship with Patient A while treating her and prescribing medications for her in violation of NRS 630.301(5); h) ordering that Mr. Dunetz's license to practice medicine as a physician assistant be revoked and that the revocation be stayed pending compliance with and completion of the terms and conditions of probation and that he be placed on probation for three years in accord with the terms and conditions listed as follows: 1. Mr. Dunetz shall remain suspended from the practice of medicine as a physician assistant for at least one year from the date of the Board's approval of this Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement and Terms of Probation. 2. Mr. Dunetz shall submit to, and cooperate fully with, a psychiatric examination, with a psychiatrist of the Board's choosing, not sooner than 9 months prior to the anticipated 12 months date of return to the practice of medicine as a physician assistant. 3. Based on the above referenced psychiatric examination, the Board shall determine whether Mr. Dunetz is fit to return to the practice of medicine 12 months from the date of approval of this Agreement. 4. In the event Mr. Dunetz is found by the Board to be unfit to return to the practice of medicine as a physician assistant at that time, or in the event he fails any of the terms of Probation, the stay of revocation will be lifted and his license will be revoked, pending a hearing on the issues of this section. 5. Mr. Dunetz shall remain in full compliance with the Diversion Program including any recommendations to address substance abuse, including alcohol, illicit drugs and prescription medication, as well as anger management and violence, domestic or otherwise, and shall obtain a twelve step sponsor and provide the name and phone number of that person, or any subsequent person acting as his twelve step sponsor to the Board Compliance Officer. 6. Mr. Dunetz shall report, within 5 days, any criminal charges filed against him or any arrest involving alcohol, controlled substances, dishonesty or violence of any type whatsoever. In the event he is arrested for any such crime, the probationary period shall be tolled pending the outcome of the charges, but the terms of probation shall remain in effect. 7. Any conviction for any charge involving alcohol, controlled substances, dishonesty or violence of any type whatsoever shall be considered a violation of the terms of probation. 8. Before returning to practice medicine as a physician assistant, Mr. Dunetz shall attend an in-person class of continuing medical education on the subject of boundaries, after submitting a prospectus or brochure with the course outline for the class to the IC Chairman sufficient for him to give prior approval, and shall obtain said approval prior to attendance and shall provide proof of successful completion. 9. Before returning to practice as a physician assistant, Mr. Dunetz shall attend an in-person class of continuing medical education on the subject of controlled substance prescribing, after submitting a prospectus or brochure with the course outline for the class to the IC Chairman sufficient for him to give prior approval, and shall obtain said approval prior to attendance and shall provide proof of successful completion. 10. Mr. Dunetz shall sign any and all Releases of Information requested by an agent or staff member of the Board to allow Board staff unlimited communication with Diversion and any other program, school, psychologist, therapist or psychiatrist with knowledge about his ability to practice medicine as a physician assistant. 11. Mr. Dunetz shall seek treatment for depression and anxiety and shall only take medications for these symptoms when prescribed by a psychiatrist, and he shall provide the name of said psychiatrist to the Board Compliance Officer within 5 days of receiving such medication. 12. Mr. Dunetz shall submit quarterly declarations under penalty of perjury to the Board Compliance Officer stating whether there has been complete compliance with the terms of probation. 13. Mr. Dunetz shall keep the Board Compliance Officer informed of his business and residence addresses, as well as his cell phone number and shall notify the Board Compliance Officer within 5 days of any change in this information. 14. Temporary or permanent periods of residence outside the state of Nevada shall toll the time period of Probation; however Mr. Dunetz shall continue to comply with all terms of probation. Residence outside the state of Nevada for more than two years shall be considered a violation of probation and shall result in a lift of the stay of revocation and his license shall be revoked pending a hearing on this issue. 15. Mr. Dunetz shall not practice medicine until authorized to do so by the Board in writing. 16. Mr. Dunetz shall keep the Board Compliance Officer notified of his workplace business name and phone number whenever employed and shall notify the Board Compliance Officer of any changes in employment workplace within 5 days. 17. Mr. Dunetz shall pay to the Board the costs and expenses incurred by the Board in investigating and prosecuting this matter, which are now in the amount of $14,811.96, and the additional expenses necessary to conclude drafting and approval of this Agreement, all payable to the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners within one year of acceptance, adoption and approval of this Agreement by the Board, but a written and signed monthly payment schedule shall be arranged with the Board Compliance Officer for payments of no less than $500.00 per month, and a balloon payment, if needed, on the date one year from the date of Board acceptance, adoption and approval of this Settlement Agreement. 18. Mr. Dunetz shall pay to the Board the costs and expenses of monitoring Respondent's compliance with the terms of Probation within 30 days of receipt of any bill for services from the Board Compliance Officer, unless otherwise agreed to by the Board Compliance Officer. 

• 01/05/2006 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners met in an emergency meeting to consider summary suspension of Mr. Dunetz's license to practice medicine as a physician assistant due to alleged cocaine abuse and a psychiatric assessment finding that Mr. Dunetz was unable to safely practice medicine. The Board ordered that Mr. Dunetz's license be suspended effective immediately, and remain suspended pending proceedings for disciplinary action pursuant to the Complaint filed by the Investigative Committee and the issuance of a final order, or until further order of the Board. 

• 03/12/2012 | Case No. 11-4343-1
  • On March 9, 2012, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Dunn violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Dunn receive a public reprimand; pay a fine of $1,000; and that he reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case within 30 days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement by the Board.

• 11/06/2009
  • A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, whereby the Board entered an order finding that Mr. Eden violated NAC 630.380(1)(m) and NRS 630.304(4), and ordering that Mr. Eden receive a public reprimand, that he pay a fine in the amount of $1,000, and reimburse the Board's costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, in the amount of $1,039.45, within 90 days of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement.

• 09/11/2012 | Case No. 12-8459-1
  • On September 7, 2012, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Eells engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: one count of obtaining, maintaining or renewing or attempting to obtain, maintain or renew a license to practice medicine by any false, misleading, inaccurate or incomplete statement, a violation of NRS 630.304(1), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and one count of engaging in conduct that brings the medical profession into disrepute, a violation of NRS 630.301(9), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint. The Board further ordered that Dr. Eells receive a public reprimand; pay a fine of $1,000.00; attend, in person, six (6) hours of Continuing Medical Education in medical records and/or billing in addition to the credits required for licensure and reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case; the fine and costs payable within one hundred eighty (180) days. 

• 11/19/2015 
  • The Investigative Committee of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended Dr. Egtedar's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada pursuant to Nevada Revised Statute 630.326(1). 
   

•  06/04/2018 | Case No. 18-43242-1
  • On June 1, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Emer violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordered that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $500.00 fine; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.  Count II of the Complaint was dismissed with prejudice.
   

• 03/15/1991 
  • The Board accepted a Stipulation for Settlement whereby it was ordered that Dr. Emery received a public written reprimand; that his license will remain in inactive status and he shall not make any application to change the status for a period of three years; and he shall reimburse the Board $1,000 for costs incurred by Board. 

• 06/15/1998 
  • Upon a review of the evidence presented to it in the matter, the Board found Dr. Emeterio guilty of multiple counts of malpractice, all of which involved his prescribing practices. It was ordered that Dr. Emeterio's license be revoked, the revocation was stayed and he was placed on two years probation. His right to prescribe schedules II & III narcotics was revoked for six months. Dr. Emeterio was ordered to complete 40 additional hours of CME in the area of pain management, narcotic prescribing, and record keeping over the next two years. He was also ordered to pay the costs of the proceedings against him. 

• 09/06/2013 | Case No. 13-38678-1
  • On September 6, 2013, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Empey violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.301(3) and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case within sixty (60) days. 

• 08/07/2009
  • Upon a review of the evidence presented to it in the matter, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found that Dr. Ermocilla violated NRS 630.301(4) and ordered that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case in the amount of $9,351.29 within 60 days.
   

• 09/15/2011
  • On September 9, 2011, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted the voluntary surrender of Mr. Espinosa's medical license in Nevada while under investigation.

• 03/09/2015 | Case No. 14-19407-1
  • On March 6, 2015, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Estela violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.301(4), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint against him, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, payable within 60 days of the Board’s acceptance, adoption and approval of the Agreement. Count I of the Complaint was dismissed.

• 06/06/2014 | Case No. 12-8929-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Etebar violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.3062(1) (2 counts), as set forth in Count I of the First Amended Complaint against him, and ordering that he pay a fine of $2,000 within 1 year of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement; complete 15 hours of continuing medical education on medical records and/or ethics; and reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, payable within 1 year of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement. 

• 09/25/1997 
  • The Board ordered that Dr. Evangelista's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be revoked. 

• 06/29/1988 
  • The Board ordered that Dr. Evangelista's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be revoked with the revocation stayed and Dr. Evangelista being placed on probation for five years. He must obey all laws including those related to the practice of medicine. It is also ordered that his license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be suspended for a period of six months commencing from the effective date of the Order. 

• 09/14/2007 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners entered its Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Order, finding that David Glenn Evans, M.D. violated NRS 630.301(1) and NRS 630.301(11)(g). These violations are a result of his conviction under NRS 200.364, whereby Dr. Evans pled guilty to two counts of sexual assault of a minor under 14 years of age. The Board revoked Dr. Evans' license to practice medicine in Nevada. 

• 09/11/2020 | Case No. 20-38677-1
  • On September 11, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Fakhouri violated NAC 630.230(1)(i) (six counts), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $2,500.00 fine; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 03/17/2006 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners entered a Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Order whereby Dr. Fani-Salek was found guilty of violating NRS 630.304(1), i.e., for obtaining a license to practice medicine by fraud, misrepresentation or by false, misleading inaccurate or incomplete statements. The Board ordered that Dr. Fani-Salek's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be revoked, that he pay a fine in the amount of $5,000.00 within ninety (90) days of the Order and that he pay $10,645.54 for administrative costs due within ninety (90) days of the Order. 

• 12/11/2013 | Case No. 10-4909-1
  • On December 6, 2013, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Fazekas violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.301(9) (two counts) and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a fine of $5,000; and reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, payable within 240 days of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement. Moreover, Dr. Fazekas is not currently licensed to practice medicine in Nevada and agrees he will never attempt to apply for licensure in the future. 

• 05/26/2010 
  • The Investigative Committee of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended Dr. Fazekas' medical license until further order of the Investigative Committee or the Board. 

• 02/08/1988 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found by reliable, probative and substantial evidence that Dr. Fazlani violated NRS 630.306(11) as alleged in Count I of the Complaint filed against him and ordered that his license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be revoked. 

• 06/02/2017 | Case No. 16-11221-1
  •  On June 2, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Feingold admitted to having violated NRS 630.3062(1) (9 counts) and pled “nolo contendere” to having violated NRS 630.301(4) (9 counts), as set forth in the First Amended Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; complete 3 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.  The counts in the First Amended Complaint alleging violations of NRS 630.301(8) shall be dismissed with prejudice. 
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•  06/08/2012 | Case No. 07-11221-1

• • A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board) in which the Board entered an order finding that Dr. Feingold engaged in conduct which is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: two counts of engaging in conduct which is a violation of the standards of practice established by regulation of the Board, as set forth in Counts II and III of the First Amended Complaint, violations of NRS 630.603(2)(b), and one count of failing to maintain timely, legible, accurate and complete medical records relating to the diagnosis, treatment and care of a patient, as set forth in the Count IV of the First Amended Complaint, a violation of NRS 630.3062(1). The Board ordered that Dr. Feingold pay a fine of $2,000 for each of the three counts for a total of $6,000, that he complete 12 hours of AMA category I continuing medical education on the topic of medical record keeping and management of weight loss patients, and that he reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case. The Board further ordered that Counts I, V, VI and VII of the First Amended Complaint be dismissed.
   

• 06/10/2019 | Case No. 19-46451-1
  • On June 7, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Feria-Arias violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Count II of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.
   

• 3/17/2006 
  • A Settlement Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Daniel Figlio, C.R.T., acknowledged that he engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: conviction of a felony offense involving moral turpitude and related to the practice of respiratory care, a violation of NAC 630.540(11). The Board ordered that his license to practice respiratory care in the state of Nevada be revoked and that he pay $1,696.69 for administrative fees due within one hundred and eighty (180) days of the order. 

• 12/15/2005 
  • At an emergency Board meeting, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended the respiratory license of Daniel Figlio, C.R.T. based upon the complaint filed against him alleging he violated NAC 630.540, by being convicted of a felony, any offense involving moral turpitude, or any offense relating to the practice of respiratory care or the ability to practice respiratory care. 

• 03/14/2011
  • On March 11, 2011, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Finch violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Finch receive a public reprimand and that he reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case within 60 days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement by the Board.

• 03/12/2012 | Case No. 12-18246-1
  • On March 9, 2012, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Fishell violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Fishell receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case.
   

• 03/05/2021 | Case No. 21-29183-1
  • On March 5, 2021, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Fisher violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 09/12/2006 
  • At an emergency Board meeting, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended the medical license of Frieda Jean Fleischer, M.D, based upon the complaint filed against her alleging a violation of NRS 630.306(1), inability to practice medicine with reasonable skill and safety because of a mental or physical condition. 

• 09/11/2020 | Case No. 20-11931-1
  • On September 11, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Fleisher violated NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; that his license to practice medicine in Nevada be placed in “Inactive” status; and that he reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, with the order for reimbursement of fees and costs stayed until such time as he applies for a change of licensure status from “Inactive” to “Active.”

• 06/04/2018 | Case No. 17-11283-1
  • On June 1, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Folkerth violated NRS 630.3062(4) (2 counts) and NRS 630.3065(2)(a), as set forth in Counts I, II and IV of the First Amended Complaint, and ordered that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $400.00 fine for each count, for a total of $1,200.00; comply with pending patient requests to provide patient medical records to his former patients, and provide proof to the satisfaction of the Board that these records have been provided; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. The remaining counts of the First Amended Complaint were dismissed with prejudice.
   

• 03/09/2019 | Case No. 18-9800-01
  • On March 6, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Fonte violated NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in the First Amended Complaint, and ordered that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $2,000.00 fine; complete 10 hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME), in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.
   

• 09/06/2019 | Case No. 19-12899-1 
  • On September 6, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Foote violated NRS 630.3062(1)(a) (3 counts), NRS 630.306(1)(b)(3), NRS 630.306(1)(b)(2) (3 counts) and NRS 630.301(9), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that his license to practice medicine in Nevada be revoked, with the revocation immediately stayed and his license placed on probation for a period of 60 months, subject to various terms and conditions, including the following:  he shall receive a public reprimand; pay total fines in the amount of $4,000.00; complete 20 hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME), in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; reimburse the Board's fees and costs associated with investigation and prosecution of the case against him; complete the University of California, San Diego, Physician Assessment and Clinical Education (PACE) Program Competency Assessment and, if recommended by PACE, the FitnessforDuty(FFD)Evaluation, and pass all of the above to the satisfaction of the Board; and enter into an agreement with, and comply with all recovery and monitoring activities of, the Nevada Professionals Assistance Program (NPAP) for at least 7 years.   
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  06/07/2016 | Case No. 14-12899-1 
  • On June 3, 2016, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Foote violated NRS 630.3065(2)(a), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint against him, and ordering that his license to practice medicine be suspended for 2 years, effective May 30, 2014, with credit for serving 2 years of the suspension pursuant to the Stipulation for Indefinite Summary Suspension which was ordered on May 30, 2014, and therefore the 2-year suspension shall conclude and be lifted effective 5 p.m., PDT, on June 3, 2016.  Dr. Foote shall receive a public reprimand; shall continue all recovery and monitoring activities with the Nevada Professionals Assistance Program for at least the next 5 years; and shall reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Upon the lifting of the summary suspension, Dr. Foote agrees to the following limitations on his practice:  (1) he will only be permitted to treat female patients when he has a verifiable chaperone present to observe his treatment and interactions with female patients and the chaperone's name is to be documented within each medical record; (2) he will obtain therapy with a certified sex addiction therapist, or equivalent, on at least a monthly basis; and (3) the Board may monitor Limitation No. 2 for at least 1 year.  After 1 year, Dr. Foote may petition the Board to lift the foregoing 3 limitations on his license.
   

• • On March 11, 2011, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a settlement agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Foote violated NRS 630.3065(2)(a) (2 counts), and ordering that Dr. Foote receive a public reprimand; pay a fine of $2,000; reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case within 120 days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement by the Board; and that Dr. Foote's medical license be revoked, with the revocation stayed contingent upon his compliance with the terms and conditions of probation: (a) That Respondent agrees to continue, remain compliant, and complete his participation in the Board recognized diversion program he is currently enrolled in until he is cleared to exit such program by the NPHP or its successor entity. (b) That Respondent will be responsible for any costs involved in on-going compliance oversight by the Board and shall reimburse the Board within thirty (30) days of a request for reimbursement of the same. 
   

• 08/11/2009 
  • On August 7, 2009, a Settlement Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Foote agreed that an order may be entered finding him guilty of a violation of NRS 630.304(1). Dr. Foote's license shall be suspended for one year, with said suspension stayed contingent upon Dr. Foote's compliance with the following conditions: He shall obey all laws and regulations during his stayed suspension; he shall receive a public reprimand; he shall be fined in the amount of $2,500; and he shall reimburse the Board all costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case in the amount of $4,606.66 within 60 days. 
   

• 03/16/2007 
  • A Settlement Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, whereby, Dr. Foote agreed that an Order be entered finding him guilty of a violation of the Medical Practice Act of the State of Nevada, more specifically, that Respondent committed malpractice in violation of NRS 630.301(4), in the care and treatment of the underlying patient at issue, that such conduct is grounds for disciplinary action pursuant to NRS 630.352. Whereby, Respondent agreed to discipline imposed in the form of suspension of Respondent's medical license for a term of nine months, the suspension stayed and Respondent's license placed in a probationary status beginning upon entry of this Order, with the Board having the unilateral authority to further limit or suspend Respondent's medical license in the event of an adverse adjudication by the Board within the timeframe of Respondent's probationary status. Moreover, Respondent agreed that he shall be publicly reprimanded for his malpractice conduct, and to reimburse the Board for the costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the matter, the final amount being $3,863.61, within sixty days (60) of the Board's approval and adoption of the Settlement Agreement. 
   

• 03/17/2006 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners entered a Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Order whereby Ronald Foote, M.D. was found guilty of violating NRS 630.301(9), i.e., engaging in conduct that brings the profession in disrepute, as alleged in Count II of the complaint filed herein. The Board further concluded that Ronald Foote, M.D. did not violate the provision of NRS 630.301(6) set forth in Count I of the complaint in light of the fact that the Physician Respondent was also the patient at the time of the incident. The Board ordered that Dr. Foote receive a public reprimand, that he pay $9,758.54 for administrative costs, due within ninety (90) days of the date of the order, and that he continue and complete his participation in the Board recognized diversion program he is currently enrolled in; and as a condition of continued licensure, he shall remain compliant with the contractual obligation therein. 
   

• 03/14/2011
  • On March 11, 2011, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a settlement agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Mr. Forrest violated NAC 630.380(1)(f), NAC 630.380(1)(m) and NRS 630.3062(1), as set forth in Counts I and II of the Complaint, and ordering that Mr. Forrest receive a public reprimand; pay a fine of $2,000; reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case within six months of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement by the Board. Count III of the Complaint was dismissed.

• 03/04/2005 
  • Charged with and found guilty of two counts obtaining, maintaining or renewing, or attempting to obtain, maintain or renew a license to practice respiratory care by willfully and intentionally making a false, fraudulent, misleading or inaccurate statement in applying for a license, and one count of inability to practice respiratory care with reasonable skill and safety because of the use of drugs or chemical substances. License to practice respiratory care revoked. 

• 11/02/1995 
  • Charged with engaging in conduct which has been determined a violation of the standards of practice, and making unreasonable additional charges for tests in a laboratory, radiological services or other services performed outside his office. Stipulated settlement: payment of $1,000 fine; Dr. Forsythe to itemize all billing charges for services provided to patients; and payment of $44,000 within 30 days as disgorgement of payments to be used by the Board for future public protection & awareness. 

• 04/01/2008
  • On March 28, 2008, a Settlement Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners. The Board entered its Order finding that Dr. Fox violated the Medical Practice Act, to wit: one count of malpractice, a violation of NRS 630.301(4), that in treating the patient, his care and treatment of the patient at issue was inconsistent with the appropriate standard of care that should have been applied based upon the circumstances. The Board ordered that Dr. Fox be publicly reprimanded; that he shall, within one year of the acceptance of the Settlement Agreement, complete 20 hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME) regarding the subject of prenatal care, to be approved by the IC Chairman in advance of their accomplishment and in addition to any CME requirements regularly imposed as a condition of licensure; that he shall reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the matter and that he be fined in the amount of $5,000.00. These fines and costs are to be paid to the Board within sixty (60) days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement.

• 03/15/1999 
  • The Board accepted Dr. Franco's Voluntary Surrender of his license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada and the Stipulation for Settlement. 

• 02/10/1999 
  • Dr. Franco entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with the Board and it was ordered that he voluntarily surrender his license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada while under investigation and pay $5,688.95 to the Board for the investigative costs. 

• 06/24/2008 | Case No. 08-8527-1
  • On June 13, 2008, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a stipulation for settlement of its complaint against Sidney Frank, M.D. Pursuant to the Settlement Agreement, the Board entered an order finding that Dr. Frank's California license to practice medicine had been suspended, modified or limited, a violation of NRS 630.301(3). The Board ordered that Dr. Frank's Nevada license to practice medicine be placed in a probationary status until August 30, 2012, provided he remain in compliance with the following terms and conditions: Dr. Frank both has, and shall continue to, comply with all the terms and conditions set forth by the California Medical Board in its decision which became effective on August 30, 2007; Dr. Frank shall contact the Compliance Officer of the Board within thirty (30) days of the acceptance, approval and adoption of the Settlement Agreement in order to provide contact information; he shall sign a release of information allowing the Board to communicate with the California Medical Board regarding his compliance with the terms of his California probation or provide proof of completion of said probation and reinstatement of his license without restrictions; Dr. Frank shall comply with all federal, state and local laws and rules governing the practice of medicine in Nevada at all times he is practicing within the state; he shall cooperate fully with the Compliance Officer, or any other designated person, in the administration and enforcement of this Agreement; and he agrees to pay the costs of the investigation and prosecution of this matter in the amount of $227.17, within sixty (60) days of the acceptance, approval and adoption of the Settlement Agreement. 
   

• 6/19/1989 
  • On July 23, 1987, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners ordered that Dr. Frazier's license be suspended. Dr. Frazier applied for restoration of his license, and the Board denied his request on June 19, 1989. 

• 9/19/2003 
  • On September 6, 2003, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found Dr. Freer guilty of four violations of NRS 630.301(1), as alleged in the Complaint filed against him, and ordered that Dr. Freer's license be revoked, that he receive a public reprimand and that he pay all administrative costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case.

• 12/11/2013 | Case No. 13-4742-1
  • On December 6, 2013, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Fricke violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.3062(1), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint against him, and ordering that he pay a fine of $2,500, complete 10 hours continuing medical education regarding the subject of septic shock and/or acute renal failure, within one year of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement; and reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, the fine and costs payable within 60 days of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement. Count II of the Complaint was dismissed. 

• 09/12/2011 | Case No. 11-29479-1 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Fuller violated NRS 630.3062(1) and ordering that Dr. Fuller receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 02/08/1988 | Case No. 6753
  • On January 27, 1988, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board) found B. J. (Brian John) Fulton, M.D. (Respondent) guilty of a violation of NRS 630.306(10), habitual intoxication from alcohol, as alleged in Count I of the Complaint, and guilty of a violation of NRS 630.306(1), inability to practice medicine with reasonable skill and safety because of a mental illness and the use of alcohol and/or drugs, narcotics, or other substances, as alleged in Count II of the Complaint. The Board ordered that Respondent's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be revoked. 

• 12/04/1987 | Case No. 6753
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found that B. J. (Brian John) Fulton, M.D. is unable to practice medicine with reasonable skill and safety because of the use of alcohol, and that the health, safety and welfare of the public imperatively require emergency action. Dr. Fulton's license is summarily suspended until a hearing can be held on the Complaint on file in the matter on January 15, 1988

• 09/10/2010
  • A Settlement Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, whereby the Board entered an order finding that Dr. Gabriel violated NRS 630.301(3) and ordering that she receive a public reprimand and agree to the following terms and conditions: a. that she has complied with all the terms and conditions set forth by the North Carolina Medical Board in its Consent Order which became effective on October 16, 2009; b. that she shall contact the Compliance Officer of the Board within thirty (30) days of the approval and acceptance of the Settlement Agreement in order to provide information regarding the most expeditious method of contacting her; c. that she shall sign a release of information allowing the Board to communicate with the North Carolina Medical Board regarding her compliance with the terms of her North Carolina Consent Order; d. that she shall cooperate fully with the Compliance Officer, or any other designated person, in the administration and enforcement of the Settlement Agreement; and e. that she agrees to pay the costs of investigation and prosecution of the matter within sixty (60) days of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement.

• 05/11/2018 | Case No. 15-10986-1
  • On April 13, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found, by a preponderance of the evidence, that James B. Gabroy, M.D. violated NRS 630.3062(1), as alleged in the underlying Complaint. Based upon the Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, and Order, and good cause appearing therefore, the Board ordered that Dr. Gabroy receive a public reprimand; pay a fine of $5,000.00; take ten hours of continuing medical education on medical record-keeping; and reimburse the Board’s reasonable fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.   

• On June 7, 2018, Dr. Gabroy filed a Petition for Judicial Review and a Motion for Stay of the Board’s  Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, and Order.  On October 11, 2018, the Second Judicial District Court  granted Petitioner’s Motion for Stay, and a Notice of Entry of Order Granting Motion for Stay was filed on  October 19, 2018.  On October 30, 2018, the Board moved for leave to file a motion for reconsideration of  the Order Granting Motion for Stay.  On November 21, 2018, Dr. Gabroy posted Notice of Payment of  Bond upon which the Order Granting Stay was conditioned.  On January 22, 2019, Dr. Gabroy filed a  Notice of Entry of Order of the Court’s Order denying the Board’s Motion for Leave to File Motion for  Reconsideration.  Hence, at this time, the Board’s Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, and Order  imposing discipline against Dr. Gabroy is stayed pending final resolution of the Petition for Judicial Review. 

• 05/05/1995 
  • Charged with two violations of NRS 630.301(3) for disciplinary action taken against his licenses to practice medicine in WI and CA; two violations of NRS 630.304(1), renewing and attempting to renew a license to practice medicine by fraud or misrepresentation or by a false, misleading, inaccurate or incomplete statement; a violation of NRS 630.306(2)(a), engaging in conduct intended to deceive; and two violations of NRS 630.306(11) for failing to notify the Board of disciplinary actions against his licenses in WI and CA. On May 5, 1995, Dr. Galvez entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with the Board whereby it was ordered Dr. Galvez receive a public written reprimand and pay $300 to cover partial administrative costs. 

• 03/07/2014 | Case No. 13-4774-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Gansert violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.301(4), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint against him, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; complete 10 hours of continuing medical education regarding the subject of diagnosing and/or treating sepsis and associated conditions; pay a fine of $1,500; and reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, the fine and costs payable within 60 days of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement.

• 03/07/2014 | Case No. 13-26118-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Garrison violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.301(3) (one count), as set forth in the Complaint against him, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; not supervise any cosmetic procedures in Nevada for a period of 3 years; complete 12 hours of continuing medical education in emergency medicine and/or dermatology; pay a fine of $2,500; and reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, the fine and costs payable within 30 days of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement. 

• 06/10/1988 
  • Charged with performing services which he knew he was not competent to perform or were beyond his scope of practice, by performing chemical face peels using a phenol solution. On June 10, 1988, Dr. Gerhauser entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with the Board whereby it was ordered that he would not perform chemical face peels utilizing a phenol solution. 

• 12/02/1994 
  • Charged with conviction of an offense involving moral turpitude and an offense relating to practice of medicine, Medicaid fraud, a violation of NRS 630.301(1). On December 2, 1994, Dr. Gharavi entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with the Board whereby it was ordered that he receive a public reprimand and perform 20 hours of uncompensated public service. 

• 03/15/1999 
  • Charged with two counts malpractice and one count repeated malpractice for surgeries done in a manner which would constitute malpractice. On March 12, 1999, Dr. Gibson voluntarily surrendered his license to practice medicine while under investigation by the Board, which was accepted by the Board on March 15, 1999. 

• 01/17/1996 
  • Charged with gross malpractice, delegating responsibility for the care of a patient to a person who is not qualified, aiding or assisting any unlicensed person to engage in the practice of medicine, and willful failure to comply with an Order of the Board which resulted in the death of a patient. The Board ordered to revoke Dr. Gilbert's license, stayed the revocation, and placed him on four years probation with terms and conditions. He must pay the cost of the investigative fees, shall document his personal direction regarding the care of inmates, shall ensure all physical examinations will be done by licensed personnel, shall provide a written assessment on a quarterly basis of deficiencies observed by the jail or prison and what corrective action will be taken to address these deficiencies. 

• 01/16/1993 
  • Dr. Gilbert entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with the Board and it was ordered that he pay a $5,000 fine, take CME courses on prescribing controlled substances, be issued a written public reprimand, and be placed on probation for two years. 

• 03/13/2012
  • On March 9, 2012, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted the voluntary surrender of the medical license of Bruce Ginier, M.D. pursuant to NAC 630.240. This voluntary surrender is considered to have been made while under investigation.

• 12/07/1994 
  • Charged with conviction of an offense involving moral turpitude and an offense relating to practice of medicine, Medicaid fraud, a violation of NRS 630.301(1). Board ordered public letter of reprimand. 

• 03/04/2016 | Case No. 13-6387-1
  • On March 4, 2016, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Glassman violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint, and ordering that he complete 15 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure, on the topic of ectopic pregnancies, early pregnancies, complications, EHR and medical record keeping; pay a $1,500.00 fine; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Count I of the Complaint was dismissed with prejudice.
   

• 09/09/2016 | Case No. 16-7506-1
  • On September 9, 2016, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Glyman violated NRS 630.3062(1) (2 counts), as set forth in Counts III and IV of the Complaint, and ordering that he complete 3 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure, and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Counts I and II of the Complaint were dismissed with prejudice.

• 03/05/2019 | Case No. 19-10467-1
  • On March 1, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Golan violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(2), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordered that he receive a public reprimand; complete 22 hours of Continuing Medical Education; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.
   

• 09/11/2012 | Case No. 12-29614-1
  • On September 7, 2012, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Goldberg engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: one count of malpractice as defined by NAC 630.040, a violation of NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint. The Board further ordered that Dr. Goldberg receive a public reprimand; attend, in person, ten (10) hours of Continuing Medical Education in reading abdominal CT scans and/or diagnosing renal cell carcinoma, in addition to the credits required for licensure, and reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case within thirty (30) days. 

• 12/03/2018 | Case No. 18-8756-1
  • On November 30, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Goldsmith violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(3), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, NRS 630.306(1)(b)(2), as set forth in Count V of the Complaint, and NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in Counts VI and X of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and his license to practice medicine in the State of Nevada be placed on probation for a period of time not to exceed 24 months, subject to various terms and conditions, including payment of a fine of $1,000.00 per count, for a total of $4,000.00, completion of 22 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure, and reimbursement of the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Dr. Goldsmith’s license shall be placed in “Inactive” status immediately upon signing the Settlement Agreement until successful completion of the terms of his probationary period. Counts II, III, IV, VII, VIII and IX of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.

• 12/03/2018 | Case No. 18-11308-1
  • On November 30, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Gollard violated NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he pay a $2,000.00 fine, complete 4 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure, and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 12/05/1998 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted Dr. Goodman's voluntary surrender of his license to practice medicine while under investigation 

• 01/16/1993 
  • Charged with failure to report action taken against his medical license by the Arizona Medical Board within 90 days after claim filed or disposition of claim. Stipulated settlement and order: pay $1,000 fine and receive public reprimand. 

• 03/18/1997 
  • Charged with knowingly and falsely misrepresented herself as an ABPN Board Certified neurologist when in fact she was not so certified at all times. Stipulated settlement: she pay $5,000 as disgorgement of payments which may have been received by her. 

• 08/07/2009
  • A Settlement Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Goodrum agreed that an order may be entered against him by the Board finding him guilty of two violations of NRS 630.301(3). He shall pay a fine of $500.00; he shall reimburse the Board's costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, in the amount of $843.51, payable within 60 days; he shall comply with all terms of settlement agreement with the Florida Medical Board; he shall sign a release of information with the Florida Medical Board to allow the Board to obtain any and all information pertaining to the terms of his settlement; should he work in the State of Nevada, he shall participate in a designated diversion program and comply with all conditions of said program; he shall forward all documents from Florida Medical Board showing that he has fulfilled all his obligations, and at such time monitoring by this Board shall cease.

•   03/05/2021 | Case No. 21-11531-1   
• • On March 5, 2021, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Gordon violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $5,000.00 fine; complete 22 hours of continuing medical education (CME), in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; perform 100 hours of community service, without compensation; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.
   

•  06/10/2019 | Case No. 19-11531-1
  • On June 7, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Gordon violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $2,500.00 fine; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Dr. Gordon has voluntarily ceased, and is hereby ordered to continue to refrain from, performing liposuction, liposculpture, fat grafting and panniculectomy until further order of the Board.
   

• 12/02/2005 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved the Stipulation of Settlement of its complaint against DR. Goring, wherein Dr. Goring admitted to one count malpractice relating to the diagnosis, treatment, and care of a patient, a violation of NRS 630.301(4), and was ordered, at her own expense, to attend within one year of the approval of this agreement by the Board, ten (10) hours of continuing medical education specifically on the issue of psychotropic medications, in addition to any other continuing medical education required as a condition of licensure in Nevada; and the continuing medical education must be approved by the Chairman of the Investigative Committee. In addition, Dr. Goring was ordered to pay $2,264.61 for administrative costs, due within 90 days of the Board's order. 

• 09/05/14 | Case No. 14-25576-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Mr. Grace violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.3062(1) (3 counts) [failure to maintain timely, legible, accurate and complete medical records relating to the diagnosis, treatment and care of a patient], as set forth in the Complaint filed against him, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case within 90 days of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement. 

• 03/15/2012 | Case No. 11-7922-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found, by a preponderance of the evidence, that Dr. Graham violated NRS 630.3065(2)(a) as alleged in the Complaint filed against him. Based upon the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law, the Board ordered that Dr. Graham receive a public reprimand; pay a fine of $5,000; and reimburse the Board its costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case.

• 12/05/2011 | Case No. 11-35356-1 
  • On December 2, 2011, a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Green agreed that an order may be entered by the Board against him finding him guilty of a violation of NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in the Complaint filed against him. Dr. Green shall pay a fine of $1,500 and shall reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case. 

• 06/07/2013 | Case No. 11-7546-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved an Amended Settlement Agreement in which the Board entered an order subjecting Dr. Greenhouse to continued probation as initially agreed and ordering Dr. Greenhouse to comply with all other terms and conditions of the Amended Settlement Agreement and reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the amending of the settlement agreement.

• 03/12/2012 | Case No. 11-7546-1
  • On March 9, 2012, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Greenhouse violated NRS 630.306(2)(c) (two counts), as set forth in Counts I and II of the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Greenhouse's license be suspended for a period of 36 months, with the suspension stayed and Dr. Greenhouse being placed on probation for a period of 48 months, subject to the following terms and conditions: Dr. Greenhouse shall receive a public reprimand; shall not apply for nor hold a certificate of registration from the Nevada State Board of Pharmacy to dispense controlled substances or dangerous drugs during the period of probation; shall complete twelve (12) hours of AMA category one continuing medical education (CME) in addition to those hours required to maintain licensure, six hours of which on the topic of ethics and the remaining six hours on the topic of prescribing and/or dispensing controlled substances and dangerous drugs; and shall reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case. Count III of the Complaint shall be dismissed.

• 12/11/2013 | Case No. 12-7067-1
  • On December 6, 2013, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered, based upon a plea of no contest, finding Dr. Gregory violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.3062(1), as set forth in Count IV of the First Amended Complaint against him, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; complete 10 hours of continuing medical education regarding the subject of opioid prescribing and/or pain management, within one year of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement; and pay the Board $5,000 for costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, payable within 30 days of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement. Counts I, II and III of the First Amended Complaint were dismissed. Additionally, all Board open investigative complaints and/or open formal complaints as of the date of the Board’s approval of the Settlement Agreement shall be fully and finally resolved by the terms and conditions contained in the Settlement Agreement and deemed closed with prejudice without any further action, and Eighth Judicial District Court Case No. A-13-691086-W shall be dismissed by Dr. Gregory.

• 12/02/2005 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found Dr. Greiss guilty of one count of inability to practice medicine with reasonable skill and safety because of an illness, a mental or physical condition, or the use of alcohol, drugs, narcotics, or any other substance, a violation of NRS 630.306(1); one count of being habitually dependent on controlled substances and/or alcohol, a violation of NRS 630.306(10); and one count of willfully failing to comply with a condition for licensure imposed by the Board, a violation of NRS 630.3065. Dr. Greiss' license was revoked, and he was ordered to pay $2,830.65 for administrative costs, due within 90 days of the Board's order. 

• 03/21/2005 
  • At an emergency Board meeting, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended Dr. Greiss' license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada. 

• 12/08/2014 | Case No. 12-10569-1
  • A Settlement Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, whereby the Board entered an order finding that Dr. Grigoryev Grigg violated NRS 630.3062(1), as set forth in the complaint, and ordering that he pay a $2,000.00 fine within 60 days of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement; complete 10 hours continuing medical education (CME) on the subject of record keeping and/or ethics within 1 year of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, payable within 60 days of the Board’s acceptance, adoption and approval of the Agreement.

• 06/11/2010 | Case No. 10-10569-1
  • A Settlement Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, whereby the Board entered an order finding that Dr. Grigoryev Grigg violated NRS 630.3062(1) and ordered that Dr. Grigoryev Grigg receive a public reprimand; that within one year he complete 10 hours continuing medical education (CME) on the subject of medical record keeping, in addition to CME required as a condition of licensure; and that he reimburse the Board's costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, payable within 60 days of the Board's acceptance, approval and adoption of the settlement agreement. 

• 12/03/2018 | Case No. 18-27627-1
  • On November 30, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Grinsell violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(2)/NAC 630.230(1)(c), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and NRS 630.306(1)(a), as set forth in Count III of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand, complete 6 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure, and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Additionally, Dr. Grinsell shall participate in a professional monitoring program approved by the Board, enter into an agreement with that program that specifies the requirements of the program, submit a copy of the executed program agreement to the Board, and comply fully with the program until further ordered by the Board or Investigative Committee, or by mutual agreement between Dr. Grinsell and the Board/Investigative Committee. Dr. Grinsell will obtain an independent medical evaluation (IME) from a provider specializing in the evaluation of physicians and approved by the Board, and will cause the IME provider to submit his or her evaluation to the Board. Dr. Grinsell may complete an application for a change of status from “Inactive” to “Active” and petition the Board to allow him to resume the practice of medicine so long as he remains complaint with terms and conditions of the foregoing requirements regarding participation in the professional monitoring program and obtaining an IME, and reserves the right to modify and/or adjust the terms and conditions upon his practice of medicine to ensure he is competent and compliant with the professional monitoring program. Counts II and IV of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.
   

• 09/13/2010
  • On September 10, 2010, a Settlement Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, whereby the Board entered an order finding that Dr. Gumina violated NRS 630.301(5) and ordering that he receive a public reprimand, pay a fine of $5,000 and pay the costs of investigation and prosecution of the matter, the fine and costs payable within sixty (60) days of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement.

• 04/13/2018 | Case No. 18-40263-1
  • On April 13, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Gurland violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordered that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $500.00 fine; complete 1 hour of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.
   

• 03/14/2011
  • On March 11, 2011, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a settlement agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Haduong violated NRS 630.306(2)(c), NRS 630.306(3) and NRS 630.3062(1), as set forth in the Complaint filed against him, and ordering that Dr. Haduong receive a public reprimand, that he pay a fine of $2,000 per count, for a total of $6,000, and that he reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, the fine and costs payable within six months of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement by the Board.

•  06/07/2016 | Case No. 14-3719-1 
  • On June 3, 2016, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Hall violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint, and ordering that he complete 6 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure, and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Count I of the Complaint was dismissed with prejudice.
   

• 03/05/2010
  • A Settlement Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Hamilton was found guilty of a violation of NRS 630.301(3), and the Board ordered that he be publicly reprimanded, fined $1,000 and reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case. 

• 09/02/2009
  • On August 7, 2009, the Board granted Fadi Hamwi, M.D.'s request that the Board reconsider its suspension of his license to practice as a physician in the State of Nevada. The Board ordered that all factual and legal findings from the original Order are stipulated and affirmed, except that the suspension of Respondent's license to practice as a physician in Nevada is hereby redacted from the original Order. 

• 02/24/2009 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board) entered its Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Order, whereby Dr. Hamwi was found guilty of violating NRS 630.3062(1), for failing to maintain timely, legible, accurate and complete medical records relating to the diagnosis, treatment and care of a patient; and guilty of NRS 630.306(9), for failing to maintain a current permanent address with the Board. The Board Ordered that Dr. Hamwi's license to practice medicine is hereby suspended until further Order of the Board; Dr. Hamwi shall reimburse the Board all costs and fees incurred in the amount of $4,757.56, and he shall pay a fine in the amount of $2,000.00 within one year from the date of service of the Order. 

• 08/07/2009
  • A Settlement Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Handsfield agreed that an order may be entered against him by the Board finding him guilty of a violation of NRS 630.301(3). He shall receive a public reprimand, pay a fine of $1,000.00; reimburse the Board's costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, in the amount of $1,713.61, payable within 60 days; and shall comply with all terms of Consent Order of the Kansas Medical Board. 

• 10/06/1999 
  • Dr. Handsfield entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with the Board and it was ordered that his license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be suspended until further order of the Board, he shall participate in a program to correct alcohol or drug dependence or any other impairment, he is ordered to enter Talbot Recovery campus for an evaluation and treatment and upon release from Talbot he is to enter into a contract with the Diversion Program for 5 years, he must petition the Board for restoration of his license, and he must pay the investigative costs to the Board. 

• 03/13/2002 
  • The Board found that Mr. Harris violated the provisions of NRS 630.306(1), as set forth in Count One of the Complaint, by rendering professional services to a patient while under the influence of controlled substances, and violated the provisions of NAC 630.380(1) (i) and NAC 630.230.(1)(c), as set forth in Count Two of the Complaint. Based upon the foregoing Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law, and good cause appearing therefore, it was ORDERED that: 1. Mr. Harris' physician assistant license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be REVOKED; 2. Mr. Harris pay all costs incurred by the Board in these disciplinary proceedings within sixty (60) days of the date of the Order, in the amount of $ 4,321.53. 

• 11/02/2001 
  • The Board ordered to summarily suspend Mr. Harris' physician assistant license in the state of Nevada pending proceedings on the Complaint or until further order of the Board. 

• 06/30/1998 
  • The Board accepted Dr. Harrison's irrevocable voluntary surrender of his medical license while under investigation by the Board. 

• 09/11/2020 | Case No. 20-11777-1
  • On September 11, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Hayes violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordering that she receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her. Counts II and III of the Complaint were dismissed with prejudice.

• 09/23/2019 | Case No. 18-28607-1
  • Upon a review of the evidence presented to it, including the transcript of the hearing held on June 25, 2019, and the Findings and Recommendations of the Hearing Officer, which the Board adopted, the Board found, by a preponderance of the evidence, that Dr. Hearne violated NRS 630.3065(2)(a) (7 counts), as alleged in the underlying Complaint.  The Board ordered that Dr. Hearne’s license to practice medicine in Nevada be revoked, and he may not apply for reinstatement of his license for a period of 2 years; that he receive a public reprimand; and that he reimburse the Boards's fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, pursuant to the Memorandum of Costs.
   
• 08/16/2018
  • The Investigative Committee of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended Isaac J. Hearne, M.D.'s license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada pursuant to Nevada Revised Statute 630.326(1).
   

• 03/05/2021 | Case No. 21-25351-1
  • On March 5, 2021, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Hestdalen violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(3), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that she receive a public reprimand; pay a fine of $500.00; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her.
   

• 03/11/2013 | Case No. 12-287-1
  • On March 8, 2013, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Mr. Hibbert engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: 13 counts of falsifying health care records, 13 violations of NAC 630.230(1)(a), as set forth in Count I of the formal Complaint, and 13 counts of administering, dispensing or possessing any controlled substance otherwise than in the course of legitimate medical services or as authorized by law and the supervising physician, 13 violations of NAC 630.380(1)(h), as set forth in Count II of the formal Complaint. The Board further ordered that Mr. Hibbert's license to practice as a physician assistant be suspended. Said suspension was stayed and Mr. Hibbert was placed on probation for a period of 36 months with the following terms and conditions: Mr. Hibbert shall: (1) be prohibited from dispensing controlled substances for a period of 12 months; (2) remain in compliance with all state and federal laws pertaining to the practice of medicine and the prescribing, administering or dispensing of any dangerous drug or controlled substance; (3) obtain, if necessary, and maintain all appropriate registrations and licenses with DEA and the Nevada State Board of Pharmacy to prescribe, administer or dispense any dangerous drug or controlled substance; (4) report this Agreement to all supervising physicians and provide proof to the Board; (5) receive a public reprimand; (6) pay a fine; (7) reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case.

• 06/08/2012 | Case No. 12-20171-1 
  •  On June 8, 2012, a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board) in which the Board entered an order finding that Dr. Ho engaged in conduct which is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: one count of discipline having been taken against his medical license by another state, as set forth in Count I of the formal Complaint, a violation of NRS 630.301(3). The Board ordered that Dr. Ho be placed on probation, said probation to run concurrently with the North Dakota probation and end after Board's receipt of verification of successful completion of probation in North Dakota. The Board further ordered that Dr. Ho be issued a public reprimand and reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case. The Board further ordered that Count II of the formal Complaint be dismissed.

• 06/07/2016 | Case No. 16-8164-1 
  • On June 3, 2016, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Hoepfner violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he complete 6 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure, and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.
   

• 02/03/1993 
  • Charged with failure to report within 30 days, and continual failure to report to the Board, action taken against his medical license in Colorado. Stipulation for Settlement and Order: The Board accepted Dr. Hoffman's voluntary surrender of his license to practice medicine in Nevada while under investigation. 

• 03/05/2019 | Case No. 18-34564-1
  • On March 1, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Ms. Hoffman violated NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in Count III of the Complaint, and ordered that she receive a public reprimand; complete 22 hours of Continuing Medical Education; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. The remaining counts of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.

• 12/05/2011 | Case No. 10-20386-1 
  • On December 2, 2011, a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Hoffman agreed that an order may be entered by the Board against him finding him guilty of two (2) violations of NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in Counts I and II of the Complaint. Dr. Hoffman shall receive a public reprimand, complete, in person, ten (10) hours of continuing medical education (CME) on the topic of laparoscopic cholecystectomy, cholecystitis, urinary fistula and GI related carcinoma; and shall reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case. Counts III and IV of the Complaint shall be dismissed.

• 09/06/2019 | Case No. 19-8552-1
  • On September 6, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Holper violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.306(1)(c), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordering that his license to practice medicine in Nevada be revoked, and he may not apply for reinstatement of his license for a period of three years; that he receive a public reprimand; and that he reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, with the order for reimbursement stayed until such time as he reapplies for licensure.  The remaining counts of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice. 
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  06/08/2015 | Case No. 14-8552-1
  • On June 5, 2015, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Holper violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.3062(1) (2 counts), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint against him, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, payable within 30 days of the Board’s acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement. Count I and the three remaining counts of Count II of the Complaint were dismissed with prejudice.
   

• 06/07/2013 | Case No. 13-8552-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Holper engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Nevada Medical Practice Act, to wit: two violations of Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) 630.301(4), for malpractice, and five violations of NRS 630.3062(1), for failure to maintain timely, legible, accurate and complete medical records relating to the diagnosis, treatment and care of a patient, and ordering that his medical license be suspended, with said suspension stayed and Dr. Holper being placed on probation for 24 months with various terms and conditions; that he receive a public reprimand; that he complete 40 hours of continuing medical education regarding the subject of pain management; and that he reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case. 
   

• 09/14/2007 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted, approved and adopted a stipulation for settlement of its complaint against Dr. Hooper, whereby Dr. Hooper, by not contesting, agrees that an order may be entered herein by the Board against him finding a violation of NRS 630.301(3), for modification or limitation of his California license to practice medicine, and a violation of NRS 630.306(11), for failure to report, within 30 days, the revocation, and stay, of his California license to practice medicine, and ordering that Dr. Hooper's Nevada license be revoked by the Board, but that the revocation be stayed until January 10, 2011, provided he remain in full compliance with the following conditions of probation: (1) Dr. Hooper will not practice medicine in the State of Nevada without notifying the Board at least 30 days in advance, after fully complying with Sections 1, 2, 3 and 4 of the California Medical Board Decision and Order dated November 18, 2005, which was effective January 11, 2006, (hereafter "California case"), providing proof of compliance to the Board, in writing, and personally appearing before the Board at a regularly scheduled quarterly Board meeting if requested to do so; (2) In the event the Dr. Hooper's currently pending California case is overturned on appeal, Dr. Hooper shall provide a certified copy of the decision of the appellate court and proof that the case will not be appealed further by the Medical Board of California, as well as copies of his appellate brief, the appellate brief of the Medical Board of California and any reply briefs; (3) Upon adequate proof that Dr. Hooper's California case has been overturned in his favor, he will have a fair opportunity to renegotiate the settlement agreement in light of the fact that he has had no other disciplinary actions taken against him; (4) Dr. Hooper shall obey all federal, state and local laws, all rules governing the practice of medicine in Nevada, and fully comply with any criminal court orders, including court orders of criminal probationary conditions; (5) Dr. Hooper shall respond in a timely manner to the Nevada Board, or its Investigative Committee's requests for written periodic verification of his compliance with the settlement agreement; (6) Dr. Hooper shall cooperate fully with the Compliance Officer of the Nevada Board, or any other designated person, in the administration and enforcement of the settlement agreement, and in its investigation of any matters concerning him; (7) If Dr. Hooper is charged with professional misconduct in the future, he hereby stipulates and agrees that the settlement agreement, and/or any related orders, and/or records of his compliance, shall be admitted into evidence at such proceeding as part of the Investigative Committee case-in-chief, at the sole discretion of the Investigative Committee; (8) Dr. Hooper agrees to pay the reasonable costs of monitoring his probation to the Nevada Board and shall pay said costs within 30 days of the due date of any invoice presented to him by the Nevada Board; (9) No sooner than 8 months prior to January 10, 2011, Dr. Hooper agrees to file a written petition for restoration of an unrestricted license, including proof of compliance with all conditions of the settlement agreement and Sections 1, 2, 3 and 4 of the California Medical Board Decision and Order dated November 18, 2005, unless the California Order is reversed on appeal, to practice medicine in the state of Nevada and, if requested, to appear in front of the Nevada Board at a regularly scheduled Nevada Board meeting, with the understanding that restoration of an unrestricted license will not be unreasonably denied. 

• 04/01/2008
  • On March 28, 2008, a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners. The Board entered its Order finding that Dr. Horne engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act to wit: malpractice, a violation of NRS 630.301(4), that Dr. Horne engaged in a relationship with a former patient, and that the facts surrounding this behavior could be considered a violation of medical ethical behavior. Therefore, Dr. Horne's conduct fell below the appropriate standard of care, as he failed to use the reasonable care, skill or knowledge ordinarily used by a like practitioner in similar circumstances. The Board ordered that Dr. Horne be issued a formal written public letter of reprimand from the Board; that he be fined in the amount of $2,500; that he begin evaluation and monitoring, on at least a monthly basis, within thirty (30) days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement and this evaluation and monitoring is to continue for a period of eighteen (18) months after its inception, with quarterly written reports regarding his status being submitted by the evaluator. Dr. Horne acknowledges that his active medical licensure in the state of Nevada is contingent upon his completion of the eighteen (18)-month evaluation and monitoring process and that his failure to comply with the aforementioned evaluation and monitoring terms will result in his medical license being summarily suspended for failure to comply with an order of the Board. Dr. Horne will pay the aforementioned fine and the Board's costs and expenses incurred in the matter, payable to the Board within sixty (60) days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement.

• 03/12/2012 | Case No. 11-12102-1
  • On March 9, 2012, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Horton violated NRS 630.3062(1), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Horton perform a minimum of 75 hours of community service and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case.

• 12/04/2020 | Case No. 20-41820-1
  • On December 4, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Hosalkar NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Count II of the Complaint was dismissed with prejudice.

• 06/13/2008
  • Upon a review of the records and transcript of the hearing held on April 9, 2008, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found that Mr. Howerton violated NAC 630.540(1) (willfully and intentionally making a false statement in applying for a license) as a result of his answering in the negative questions for licensure relating to whether he had been investigated and/or charged with a crime (other than a minor traffic offense) when in fact he had been so investigated and/or charged with such crimes on at least 6 occasions between 1984 and 2002. The Board entered an order that Mr. Howerton's license to practice respiratory therapy in Nevada be revoked and that he pay a fine of $1,500.00 and reimburse the costs of investigation and prosecution of the case against him in the amount of $3,110.38.

• 12/04/2020 | Case No. 20-8616-1
  • On December 4, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Hyson violated NRS 630.3062(1)(a) (two counts) and NRS 630.3065(2)(a), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $1,000.00 fine; reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him; and he shall keep a female chaperon employed and present during all of his female patient encounters and document such chaperon within the medical records.

• 12/03/2018 | Case No. 18-32172-1
  • On November 30, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Imas violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(2), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand, complete 20 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure, and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.
   

• 08/07/2009
  • A Settlement Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Imtiaz agreed that an order may be entered against him by the Board finding him guilty of a violation of NRS 630.301(4). He shall pay a fine of $500 within 60 days; he shall complete six hours of continuing medical education in his specialty of practice, to be completed within 6 months and to be in addition to the hours required as a condition of licensure; and he shall reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him in the amount of $4,000.00 within 60 days.

• 09/13/2010
  • A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, whereby the Board entered an order finding that Dr. Inocencio's medical treatment of the patients in the underlying complaint was deficient and in violation of the standards of practice established in NAC 630.230(1)(l), and as a result, he was guilty of two violations of NRS 630.306(2)(b), and ordering that he receive a public reprimand, pay a fine of $1,500, that he complete 10 hours of continuing medical education on the subject of controlled substance prescribing and that he pay the costs of investigation and prosecution of the matter, the fine and costs payable within 120 days of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement.

• 04/13/2020 | Case No. 19-30399-1
  • On March 6, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found, by a preponderance of the evidence, that Ms. Ivey violated NRS 630.3062(1)(a) and NRS 630.304(1), as alleged in the underlying Complaint. The Board ordered that Ms. Ivey’s license to practice as a respiratory therapist in Nevada be revoked, and she may not apply for reinstatement of a license for a period of two years; that she receive a public reprimand; and that she reimburse the Board's fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her, pursuant to the Memorandum of Costs, with the order for reimbursement of costs stayed until such time as she reapplies for licensure.
   

• 03/12/2012 | Case No. 11-30615-1
  • On March 9, 2012, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Ivie violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Ivie complete six (6) hours of continuing medical education regarding fetal distress and delivery and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case.

• 03/05/2021 | Case No. 20-41027-1
  • On March 5, 2021, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Jackson violated NRS 630.3062(1)(a) (three counts), as set forth in the First Amended Complaint, and ordering that she receive a public reprimand; pay a fine of $1,000.00; complete 6 hours of continuing medical education (CME), in addition to her statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her.

• 03/12/2012 | Case No. 11-29836-1
  • On March 9, 2012, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Jahangir violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Jahangir receive a public reprimand; complete six (6) hours continuing medical education in the scope of his practice; and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case.

• 06/04/2009 | Case No. 08-29655-1
  • On May 8, 2009, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board), held a public hearing and received the statements, exhibits and testimony regarding this matter and found Dr. Jain guilty of violations of NRS 630.306(2)(b) and NAC 630.230(1)(i) as charged in the Amended Complaint. Dr. Jain's Nevada license to practice medicine is suspended for a period of 1 year commencing from the date of her original temporary injunction (November 14, 2008) and terminating on November 14, 2009; upon termination of the suspension, Dr. Jain shall be placed on probation for a period of 3 years according to the following conditions: Dr. Jain shall commit no violation of the Medical Practice Act or any other laws, she shall practice solely within her medical specialty (physiatry), and she shall complete a course in medical ethics within 1 year from the date of this order; Dr. Jain shall be issued a Public Reprimand; she shall reimburse the Board all costs and fees, in the amount of $14,370.45, payable within 1 year of the date of the order.

• 12/11/1978 
  • Based on action taken against his medical license in California. The Board ordered that Dr. Jenkins' license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be revoked, the revocation was stayed with terms and conditions: he shall only practice medicine in the Boulder City Hospital and Rose de Lima Hospital, and he shall comply with California's action. 

•  06/04/2018 | Case No. 18-39711-1
  • On June 1, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Jeyanandarajan violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordered that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $500.00 fine; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Count II of the Complaint was dismissed with prejudice.

• 06/13/2011 | Case No. 01-12221-1 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Jianu violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Jianu receive a public reprimand; complete 6 hours of AMA Category 1 continuing medical education regarding the avoidance, recognition and/or treatment of medication allergies within 12 months of the acceptance of the agreement by the Board, to be in addition to any CME required to maintain licensure and to be preapproved by the Chair of the Investigative Committee; and reimburse the Board’s costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, payable within 90 days of the acceptance of the agreement by the Board. Count II of the Complaint shall be dismissed.

• 03/11/2013 | Case No. 13-38154-1
  • On March 8, 2011, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Joe engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: a reciprocal action in Texas, a violation of NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in Count I of the formal Complaint and ordering that Dr. Joe receive a public reprimand; pay a fine; and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case. The Board further ordered that Count II of the Complaint be dismissed. 

• 09/10/2003 
  • Charged with violations of NRS 630.301(3) and NRS 630.306(11), based on action taken against his medical licenses in the states of North Dakota, Missouri, Alabama and New York. License revoked and Dr. Jones ordered to pay all costs incurred by the Board in the disciplinary proceedings in the amount of $2,211.61, within 60 days. 

• 12/06/2010 | Case No. 10-7510-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Kabins violated NRS 630.301(9) and ordering that Dr. Kabins' license to practice medicine be suspended for six months, with the suspension stayed provided he remain in compliance with the terms and conditions contained in the settlement agreement. Those terms and conditions include: public reprimand, probation with the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners pursuant to the terms and conditions imposed by the U.S. District Court; upon receipt of written notice that Dr. Kabins has completed his federal probation, his license will be reinstated to the status of good standing without restriction; $5,000 donation to a charity to be mutually agreed upon by Dr. Kabins and the Investigative Committee of the Board; attendance at, and completion of, a 24-hour ethics course (already accomplished prior to execution of the settlement agreement); 500 hours of community service without compensation; reimbursement of the Board's costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, payable within 60 days of the acceptance of the Settlement Agreement by the Board.

• 06/14/2018 | Case Nos. 11-8547-1 and 15-8547-1
• On June 1, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Kaplan violated NRS 630.301(9), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint in Case No. 15-8547-1, and ordering that Dr. Kaplan's license to practice medicine in Nevada be revoked; that he receive a public reprimand; and that he reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.  If Dr. Kaplan otherwise  meets the requirements for application for licensure, then he may reapply for a medical license, and the Settlement Agreement will not preclude him from making such application.  Counts I and II of the First Amended Complaint in Case No. 11-8547-1 and Counts II and III of the Complaint in Case No. 15-8547-1 shall be dismissed with prejudice.

• 06/23/2017
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners suspended Michael Kaplan, M.D.'s license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada pursuant to Nevada Revised Statute 630.3675, based upon a felony conviction for violation of federal law relating to his practice of medicine in Nevada.

• 12/02/2005 | Case No. 05-8547-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found Dr. Kaplan guilty of the failure to use the reasonable care, skill or knowledge ordinarily used under similar circumstances in the treatment of Patient A, malpractice, for failing to use the reasonable care, skill or knowledge ordinarily used under similar circumstances in providing care or treatment to a patient, by performing surgery on the wrong side, and said conduct constitutes malpractice, a violation of the provisions of NRS 630.301(4). The Board ordered that Dr. Kaplan receive a public reprimand and to pay $7,002.88 for administrative costs and fees, due within 90 days of the Board's Order.
   

• 03/05/2019 | Case No. 19-28531-1
  • On March 1, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Kaplan violated NRS 630.306(1)(r), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordered that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $2,500.00 fine; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.
• 09/11/2017 | Case No. 16-28531-2
  • On September 8, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Kaplan violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(2) and NRS 630.3062(1), as set forth in Counts III and IV of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; complete three hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Counts I and II of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice. 
   

• 09/11/2012 | Case No. 12-29294-1
  • On September 7, 2012, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Kassahun engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: one count of malpractice, as defined by NAC 630.040, a violation of NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint. The Board further ordered that Dr. Kassahun receive a public reprimand; attend, in person, twelve (12) hours of Continuing Medical Education in medical systems errors/procedures and or medical records in addition to the credits required for licensure; pay a fine of $500.00 and reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case; the fine and costs payable within thirty (30) days. 

• 07/08/1988 
  • On June 9, 1988, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found Dr. Kaufman guilty of a violation of NRS 630.306(2)(a), engaging in conduct which is intended to deceive, and ordered that he be issued a public reprimand.

• 06/29/1996 
  • Charged with moral turpitude, conduct intended to deceive, and inability to practice medicine with reasonable skill or safety due to illness, mental or physical illness, or the use of alcohol, or narcotics. The Board ordered that Dr. Kelly's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be revoked. 

• 03/20/1996 
  • The Board ordered to summarily suspend Dr. Kelly's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada pending proceedings on the Complaint. 

• 09/11/2015 | Case No. 15-20508-1
  • On September 11, 2015, the Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Keshishian violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand, pay a fine of $2,500 and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Dr. Keshishian’s license is currently expired. Should he choose to reinstate his license, he shall be required to comply with additional terms.
   

• 03/14/2011
  • On March 11, 2011, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a settlement agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Khalek violated NRS 630.3062(1), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Khalek receive a public reprimand, that he pay a fine of $2,500, and that he reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, the fine and costs payable within 30 days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement by the Board. Should Dr. Khalek renew his license to practice medicine, he shall complete 6 credits of continuing medical education (CME) on the subject of medical records and billing.

• 12/06/1991 
  • Charged with one count of attempting to obtain a license to practice medicine by fraud or misrepresentation, or by a false, misleading, inaccurate or incomplete statement, a violation of NRS 630.304(1), and one count of engaging in conduct which is intended to deceive, a violation of NRS 630.306(2)(a). On December 6, 1991, the Board found Dr. Khalili guilty of the charges in the Complaint and ordered that his limited license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be revoked. 

• 03/04/2005 
  • Stipulated settlement: Dr. Khilnani admitted to violating NRS 630.3062, by failing to maintain accurate and complete records relating to diagnosis, treatment and care of a patient. Board ordered he complete 10 hours continuing medical education on the issue of documentation of medical records, in addition to any other continuing medical education required as a condition of licensure, and to pay $2,500 for costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the matter. 

• 12/04/2017 | Case No. 27978-1
  • On December 1, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Kia violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; complete 1 hour of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 12/05/2011 | Case No. 11-8696-1 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement whereby Dr. Kidney agreed: He is aware that the trier of fact, the Board, may find a factual basis in support of the formal Complaint against him. Accordingly, in order to resolve the matter without incurring further costs and expense of providing a defense to the formal Complaint or to any other further amended complaint, and in exchange for the waiver of the his foregoing rights, he has entered into the agreement and agrees: The Board may find that he engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: a violation of Nevada Revised Statute 630.304(1), when he renewed successive applications with the Board in 2007 and 2009 and failed to disclose two (2) different privilege suspensions by Sunrise Hospital; he shall receive a public reprimand; he shall pay a fine of $1,000; and he shall pay the costs incurred by the Board to investigate and prosecute this matter. 

• 12/08/2014 | Case No. 13-9995-1
  • On December 5, 2014, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Kim violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.3062(1), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint against him, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a fine of $2,000.00 within within 60 days of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the Agreement; complete 15 hours of CME regarding the subject of Radiofrequency Ablation procedures, defibrillators, medical records and/or ethics within 1 year of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the Agreement; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, payable within 60 days of the Board’s acceptance, adoption and approval of the Agreement. Count II of the Complaint was dismissed.

• 03/05/2010
  • A Settlement Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Kirmani was found guilty of a violation of NRS 630.3062(1), and the Board ordered that he be publicly reprimanded, required to complete 10 hours of continuing medical education regarding the subject of medical record keeping, in addition to any continuing medical education required as a condition of licensure, and reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case.

• 06/08/2015 | Case No. 15-31252-1
  • On June 5, 2015, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Klein violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.304(1), as set forth in the Complaint against him, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand, pay a fine of $1,000.00, and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, the fine and costs payable within 30 days of the Board’s final order.

• 06/20/2000 
  • Mr. Knutson voluntarily surrendered his license to practice medicine as a physician assistant while under investigation by the Board. 

• 12/05/2011 | Case No. 11-11907-1 
  • On December 2, 2011, a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Koe agreed that an order may be entered by the Board against him finding he committed a violation of NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint. Dr. Koe shall pay a fine of $5,000, complete, in person, ten (10) hours of continuing medical education (CME) on the topic of subacromial decompression, labral repair and resection of the distal clavicular bone (shoulder surgery); and shall reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case.

• 03/11/2013 | Case No. 12-8148-1 
  • On March 8, 2011, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement in which the Board and Dr. Kozmary, although Dr. Kozmary denied liability, agreed that the Board may enter an order that Dr. Kozmary engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: a records violation, a violation of NRS 630.3062(1), as set forth in Count I of the formal Complaint. The Board further ordered that Dr. Kozmary complete five (5) hours of Continuing Medical Education regarding electronic medical records; reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case; and pay a fine. The Board further ordered that Count II of the Complaint be dismissed. 
   

• 09/06/2019 | Case No. 19-40909-1
  • On September 6, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Kristal violated NRS 630.301(4) and NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that she receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her.

• 12/04/2017 | Case No. 17-23950-1
  • On December 1, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Mr. Kruger violated NRS 630.301(9), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; complete 3 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 02/11/1994 
  • Complaint filed based on action taken against his medical license in Florida. Board ordered he pay a $100 fine within 90 days. 

• 04/03/2018 | Case No. 18-8298-1
  • On April 13, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Kulubya violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordered that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $500.00 fine; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.
   

• 03/17/2006 
  • A Settlement Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Kulubya acknowledged that he engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: one count of modification of an out-of-state medical license, a violation of NRS 630.301(3). The Board ordered that Dr. Kulubya receive a public reprimand, that he shall attend, within one year of the date of the order, six (6) hours of continuing medical education on the subject of ethics, in addition to any other continuing medical education required as a condition of licensure, and the continuing medical education must be approved by the Chairman of the Investigative Committee in advance of its performance, and that Dr. Kulubya pay $665.31 for administrative fees due within sixty (60) days of the order. 
   

• 06/07/2016 | Case No. 14-32161-1
  • On June 3, 2016, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Kuthuru violated NRS 630.301(1) [conviction of a felony relating to the practice of medicine or the ability to practice medicine] and ordering that his license be revoked, effective June 3, 2016, pursuant to various terms and conditions; Dr. Kuthuru waives any right to seek judicial review (state or federal) to reinstate his revoked license pending his release from imprisonment; Dr. Kuthuru shall receive a public reprimand; following his release from imprisonment, Dr. Kuthuru may petition the Board to reinstate his license, pursuant to various terms and conditions, including reimbursement of the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of its case against him prior to petitioning the Board for reinstatement of his license; in the event the Board reinstates his license, Dr. Kuthuru shall be placed on probation for a period of 3 years, with an obligation to comply with the terms and conditions of his parole and probation related to the case of United States of America v. Mahesh Kuthuru, MD, United States District Court, Northern District of New York, Case Nos. 5:14-cr-00018-002 and 5:15-cr-00015-001; upon receipt of written notice of Dr. Kuthuru's completion of his federal probation and upon Dr. Kuthuru's completion of 3 years of probation with the Board, the Board shall reinstate his licensure status to active.

• 03/05/2021 | Case No. 19-21834-1
  • On March 5, 2021, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Kwiatkowski violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(2) and NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in the First Amended Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a fine of $500.00; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 06/08/2012 | Case No. 11-28683-1
  • On June 8, 2012, a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board) in which the Board entered an order finding that Dr. Kyle engaged in conduct which is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: one count of malpractice (as defined by NAC 630.040), a violation of NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in Count I of the formal Complaint. The Board ordered Dr. Kyle be issued a public reprimand; attend ten (10) hours of continuing medical education in shoulder dislocation, fracture, injuries, reduction and/or treatment; and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case.

• 09/10/2018 | Case No. 12-4399-1
  • On September 7, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. LaTourette violated NRS 630.3062(1) (now set forth as NRS 630.3062(1)(a)), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Count I of the Complaint shall be dismissed.
   

• 09/12/2011 | Case No. 11-18873-1 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement in settlement of its Complaint against Dr. Lee. Dr. Lee neither admits nor denies the allegations contained in the Complaint, but agrees a stipulated resolution in this matter is fair and appropriate and that an order may be entered by the Board finding he violated NRS 630.3062(1), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 09/11/2020 | Case No. 19-48498-1
  • On September 11, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Lee violated NRS 630.301(3) and NRS 630.306(1)(k), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $250.00 fine; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 12/05/2011 | Case No. 11-27952-1 
  • On December 2, 2011, a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Lee agreed that an order may be entered by the Board finding him guilty of a two-count violation of NRS 630.3062(1). Dr. Lee shall receive a public reprimand, complete ten (10) hours of continuing medical education (CME) on the topic of medical record keeping; and shall reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case.

• 07/08/1988 
  • On June 9, 1988, the Board found Dr. Letcher guilty of a violation of NRS 630.304(1) and ordered that his limited license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada as a resident physician be revoked. Count I of the Complaint was dismissed. 

• 05/20/1997 
  • Charged with a violation of NRS 630.306(11), for failing to report to the Board within 30 days action taken against his medical license in Idaho. Stipulation for Settlement: Dr. Levinger enter into contract with the Board's Diversion Program and remain in the Idaho Physicians Recovery Network, and authorize the Idaho program to provide all reports concerning his monitoring to Nevada's Diversion Program. 

• 12/11/2013 | Case No. 12-9474-1
  • On December 6, 2013, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Leviseur violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.3062(1), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint against him, and ordering that he make a donation of $1,000.00 to a charity of his choice within 30 days of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement; complete 15 hours of continuing medical education, within one year of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement, at least 3 to 5 hours of which must address the subject of anticoagulation therapy, and the remaining hours to be on the subject of family practice; and reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, payable within 30 days of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement Count I of the Complaint was dismissed. 

• 09/10/2010
  • A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, whereby the Board entered an order finding that Dr. Lewis violated NRS 630.301(3) and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the costs of investigation and prosecution of the matter, payable within 60 days of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement.

• 12/09/2019 | Case No. 19-32638-1
  • On December 6, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Li violated NRS 630.306(1)(c), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordering that his license to practice medicine in Nevada be revoked, and he may not apply for reinstatement of his license for a period of two years; that he receive a public reprimand; and that he reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, with the order for reimbursement stayed until such time as he reapplies for licensure. The remaining counts of the Complaint were dismissed with prejudice.

• 12/29/1997 
  • Charged with a violation of NRS 630.301(3), for action taken against his license in the state of California; a violation of NRS 630.306(11), for not informing the Nevada Board of the California action; a violation of NRS 630.304(1), for attempting to renew license by fraud or misrepresentation or false, misleading, inaccurate or incomplete statement; and a violation of NRS 630.306(2)(a), for engaging in conduct intended to deceive the Board. License revoked. 

• 12/21/1998 
  • Charged with a violation of NRS 630.301(3), suspension of his license in the state of Illinois; and a violation of NRS 630.306(11), failing to report the suspension to the Nevada Board. Stipulation for Settlement: Dr. Limpin to receive public reprimand, perform 10 hours of community service and pay $500 for administrative expenses. 

• 06/04/2009
  • On May 8, 2009, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners held a public hearing and received the statements, exhibits, and testimony related to a Motion for Order to Show Cause and found that Dr. Linden failed to comply with the terms of his Settlement Waiver and Consent Agreement of November 30, 2007, when he failed to complete a term of the probation set forth by the Oklahoma State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision and they filed their disciplinary complaint against him in September 2008 for this failure. The Board ordered that Dr. Linden's terms of probation be extended for an additional 24 months. 

• 11/30/2007 
  • A Settlement Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Linden was found guilty of a violation of NRS 630.301(3), and the Board ordered that his Nevada license to practice medicine be suspended for 120 days, said suspension stayed on the condition that Dr. Linden be placed on probation for a period of two (2) years and that he remain in compliance with the following terms and conditions: a. that he comply with and complete all the terms and conditions set forth by the Oklahoma State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision; b. that he comply with all federal, state and local laws and rules governing the practice of medicine in Nevada at all times he is practicing within the state; c. that he contact the Compliance Officer of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners within 30 days of the approval and acceptance of this Settlement Agreement in order to provide information regarding the most expeditious method of contacting him; d. that he shall sign a release of information allowing the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners to communicate with the Oklahoma State Board of Medical Licensure regarding his compliance with the terms of his Oklahoma probation; e. that he forward copies of all reports and certificates of completion related to the terms of his Oklahoma probation to the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners and shall sign any further releases of information necessary to facilitate the dissemination of these reports to the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners; f. that he cooperate fully with the Compliance Officer of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, or any other designated person, in the administration and enforcement of this Settlement Agreement; g. that he agree that if he is charged with professional misconduct in the future, the settlement agreement, and/or any related Orders, and/or records of his compliance, may be admitted into evidence at a hearing regarding the alleged professional misconduct, at the sole discretion of the Investigative Committee; h. that he pay the costs of investigation and prosecution of this matter within 60 days of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement; i. that he pay the reasonable costs of monitoring his probation to the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners and shall pay said costs within 30 days of the due date of any invoice presented by the Board; j. that no sooner than six months prior to the expiration date of the probationary period, he shall make a written request to the Board that his probation be terminated and that all terms and conditions of his probation be lifted. Dr. Linden shall also provide any requested additional proof of compliance with all conditions of the Settlement Agreement and, if requested, appear in front of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners at a regularly-scheduled Board meeting prior to the termination of his probationary status. 

• 12/06/2010
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Link violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Link receive a public reprimand, pay a fine of $1,000 and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, payable within 90 days of the acceptance of the Settlement Agreement by the Board.

• 10/10/2001 
  • Charged with a violation of NRS 630.301(3), for disciplinary action taken against his medical license in California; and a violation of NRS 630.306(11), for failure to report to the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners the disciplinary action taken by the California Medical Board. The Board ordered that Dr. Loaiza's medical license in Nevada be revoked and that he pay $2,165.41 for administrative costs. 

• 09/21/1996 
  • The Board accepted Dr. Lodi's surrender of his license to practice medicine in Nevada while under investigation by the Board's Diversion Program. 

• 06/07/2016 | Case No. 15-40633-1
  • On June 3, 2016, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Long violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that her license be revoked, with the revocation stayed and Dr. Long being placed on probation for a period of 46 months, subject to various terms and conditions; that she may petition the Board before the probationary period has expired to request that the terms of the Agreement be modified or that the probationary period be terminated before the probationary period expires; that she receive a public reprimand; complete 6 hours of CME, in addition to her statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her.
   

• 03/07/2014
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Long violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint against her, and ordering that she receive a public reprimand; complete 5 hours of continuing medical education regarding the subject of preeclampsia signs, symptoms and treatments; and reimburse the Board the sum of $5,000, a negotiated amount of the costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, payable within 24 months of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement.

• 06/20/2000 
  • Charged with disciplinary action taken against his medical license in California and failure to report the action to the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners. The Board ordered that Dr. Lorant's license to practice medicine in Nevada be revoked. 

•  09/14/2018 | Case Nos. 17-28540-1 and 17-28540-2
• Upon a review of the evidence presented to it, including the transcript of the hearing held on July 10, 2018, and the Findings and Recommendations of the Hearing Officer, which the Board adopted without modification, the Board found, by a preponderance of the evidence, that Ms. Lorenzo violated NRS 630.301(4) (3 counts), NRS 630.301(9) (1 count), NRS 630.304(1) (1 count), NRS 630.306(1)(b)(1) (2 counts), NRS 630.306(1)(b)(2) (9 counts), NRS 630.306(1)(e) (1 count), NRS 630.306(1)(p) (3 counts), NRS 630.3062(1) (now set forth as NRS 630.3062(1)(a)) (3 counts), and NRS 630.3065(2)(a) (3 counts), as alleged in the underlying complaints.  The Board ordered that:  Ms. Lorenzo's license to practice medicine in Nevada be revoked; she receive a public reprimand; she pay fines in the total amount of $74,000.00 (($5,000.00 for each violation of NRS 630.301(4), $5,000.00 for each violation of NRS 630.306(1)(p), $5,000.00 for each violation of NRS 630.306(1)(b)(1), $5,000.00 for each violation of NRS 630.3065(2)(a), $5,000.00 for the one violation of NRS 630.306(1)(e), $1,000.00 for the one violation of NRS 630.301(9), $1,000.00 for the one violation of NRS 630.304(1), $1,000.00 for each violation of NRS 630.306(1)(b)(2) and $1,000.00 for each violation of NRS 630.3062(1)); and she reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the cases against her, pursuant to the Memorandum of Costs.
•  09/28/2017 | Case No. 17-28540-2   
• On September 28, 2017, the Investigative Committee of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended Angela Lorenzo, PA’s license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada pursuant to Nevada Revised Statute 630.326.
•  12/11/2013 | Case No. 12-28540-2 
• On December 6, 2013, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered, based upon a plea of no contest, finding Ms. Lorenzo violated Nevada Administrative Code 630.380(1)(f), as set forth in Counts I and II of the Complaint against her, and Nevada Revised Statute 630.3062(1), as set forth in Count IV of the Complaint, and ordering that she be placed on probation for 24 months, subject to various terms and conditions; receive a public reprimand; complete 20 hours of continuing medical education regarding the subject of diagnosis/treatment of hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism, hormonal imbalances in men/women, uses of testosterone, and/or medical ethics, within one year of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement; perform 20 hours of community service in a medically-related field, within one year of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement; and pay the Board $15,000 for costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, payable within 18 months of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement. Count III of the Complaint was dismissed with prejudice. Additionally, Board Case No. 12-28540-1 shall be dismissed with prejudice and all Board open investigative complaints and/or open formal complaints as of the date of the Board’s approval of the Settlement Agreement shall be fully and finally resolved by the terms and conditions contained in the Settlement Agreement and deemed closed with prejudice without any further action.
 

• 12/20/1988 
  • Charged with continual failure, gross or repeated malpractice, and practicing or offering to practice beyond his scope. Dr. Lovett entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with the Board and it was ordered that he cease obstetrics practice not later then 90 days after the date of the order, that he not accept new obstetrical patients for 90 days, that for 90 days he will only engage in the practice of obstetrics for patients under his care, that for 90 days he will not perform any voluntary cesarean sections, and he will notify all hospitals where he has privileges of the limitations on his license. 

• 12/03/2018 | Case No. 18-34553-1
  • On November 30, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Mr. Luckette violated NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he complete 22 hours of CME and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.
   

• 03/11/2013 | Case No. 11-5171-1 
  • On March 8, 2011, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Ludlow engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Nevada Medical Practice Act, to wit: a records violation, a violation of NRS 630.3062(1), as set forth in Count I of the First Amended Complaint. The Board also ordered that Dr. Ludlow receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case.

• 03/31/2008
  • A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, whereby Dr. Luh, although not conceding to or admitting to the allegations as set forth in Count I of the Complaint , did not wish to contest the same and therefore agreed that the Board has sufficient evidence to proceed with its complaint that Dr. Luh engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act to wit; one count of malpractice, when he performed a surgical repair of an aneurysm that was not medically indicated, which evidence Dr. Luh disputes and denies, and but for his desire to reach a compromise of this matter, he would contest at formal hearing. The Board ordered that Dr. Luh pay a fine of $500; that Dr. Luh, shall at his own expense, attend, within one year of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement, six (6) hours of continuing medical education, to be pre-approved by the Chairman of the Investigative Committee and to be in addition to any other continuing medical education required as a condition of licensure; and Dr. Luh will reimburse the Board 50% of the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the matter, with all fines and costs to be paid to the Board within one-hundred-twenty (120) days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement.

• 03/09/2020 | Case No. 19-10860-1
  • On March 6, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Luss violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(2), as set forth in Count III of the First Amended Complaint, and ordered that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Counts I and II of the First Amended Complaint were dismissed with prejudice.
   

• 03/01/2000 
  • Charged with a violation of NRS 630.304(1), attempting to renew his license to by fraud or misrepresentation or by false, misleading, inaccurate or incomplete statements; and a violation of NRS 630.306(2)(a), engaging in conduct intended to deceive, by stating on a renewal application that he was in compliance with a court order to pay child support when in fact he was not. The Board ordered that his license to practice medicine in Nevada be revoked. 

• 03/05/2010
  • A Settlement Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby an order was entered finding Dr. Lyons violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint filed against her, and ordering that she reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case.

• 12/14/2010
  • Upon a review of the evidence presented to it in the matter, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found that Dr. MacArthur violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint. The Board ordered that Dr. MacArthur receive a public reprimand, complete 10 hours of AMA Category I continuing medical education (CME) on the subject of medical record keeping, within one year, in addition to any CME required as a condition for licensure, pay a fine of $2,500 and reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, the fine and costs payable within 120 days the filing of the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law and Order.

• 03/06/2017 | Case No. 15-33896-1
  • On March 3, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Machuca violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.304(4), as set forth in the Complaint against him, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand, complete 3 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure, pay a fine of $1,000.00 and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 11/06/2009
  • A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board), whereby the Board found that Dr. Mahakian engaged in conduct which was in violation of a regulation adopted by the State Board of Pharmacy, a violation of NRS 630.306(2)(c), and found that he failed to maintain timely, legible, accurate and complete medical records relating to the diagnosis, treatment and care of a patient, a violation of NRS 630.3062(1). The Board ordered that Dr. Mahakian receive a public reprimand; that he complete a course of continuing medical education (CME) on the topic of Ethics, to be pre-approved by the Investigative Committee Chair, to be in addition to any other CME required as a condition of licensure, and to be completed within 6 months of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement; that he pay a fine of $3,000; and that he reimburse the Board's costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, both the fine and costs payable within 60 days of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement.

• 06/19/1989 
  • Charged with failure to notify the Board of the closure of his office, failure to make medical records available for inspection by the Board, and terminating medical care of a patient without adequate notice. The Board ordered that Dr. Mahterian's license to practice medicine in Nevada be revoked 

• 09/09/2016 | Case No. 15-8666-1
  • On September 9, 2016, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Mall violated NRS 630.3062(1), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand, complete 3 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure, and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. All remaining counts of the Complaint were dismissed.

• 09/11/2020 | Case No. 20-36618-1
  • On September 11, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Mr. Manley violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in Count I of the First Amended Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Count II of the First Amended Complaint was dismissed with prejudice.

• 09/11/2020 | Case No. 20-36618-2
  • On September 11, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Mr. Manley violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(2) (2 counts), NRS 630.3062(1)(a) (2 counts) and NRS 630.301(4) (2 counts), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; complete 20 hours of live, in-person continuing medical education; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 06/03/2005 
  • The Board found Dr. Manzur guilty of the two counts of the Complaint filed against him, revoked his license to practice medicine in Nevada, and ordered that he pay all administrative fees and costs incurred in the case against him. 

• 12/08/2014 | Case No. 14-11447-1
  • On December 5, 2014, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Maranon violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.3062(1), as set forth in the Complaint against him, and ordering that his license to practice medicine be suspended, with said suspension stayed and Dr. Maranon being placed on probation for a period of 6 months, subject to various terms and conditions, including reimbursement of the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, payable within 30 days of the Board’s acceptance, adoption and approval of the Agreement.

• 03/05/2021 | Case No. 21-21202-1
  • On March, 5, 2021, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Marchand violated NRS 630.3065(2)(a), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 06/04/2018 | Case No. 18-11842-1
  • On June 1, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Marcinkevicius violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordered that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $500.00 fine; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Count II and III of the Complaint were dismissed with prejudice.

• 11/06/2009
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners reviewed and considered a Petition for Reconsideration and Modification of the Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement it approved and accepted on October 3, 2008. The Board agreed that Dr. Marks has complied with all the terms of the Settlement Agreement and ordered that he may be released from the remainder of his probationary period. 

• 10/03/2008 
  • A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board), whereby Dr. Marks agreed that an order may be entered by the Board finding that he engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act (NRS 630). As a result, the Board entered its order as follows: Dr. Marks' license to practice medicine shall be revoked, the revocation stayed; and Dr. Marks shall be placed on probation for 60 months with the following conditions: Dr. Marks shall be issued a public reprimand; pay a fine of $1000 within 180 days; complete a CME course on the topic of medical ethics within 12 months; within 30 days contact the Compliance Officer to provide his contact information; submit to a drug and alcohol evaluation at his expense and comply with the recommendations of the evaluation; Dr. Marks shall, if deemed appropriate by the Nevada Professionals Health Program (NPHP), sign a contract with and participate in the NPHP and remain in compliance with the contract; Dr. Marks will reimburse the Board the incurred costs and expenses in the amount of $2,726.64 within 90 days; pay the reasonable costs, of monitoring his probation; and comply with all federal, state and local laws and rules governing the practice of medicine while practicing within the State of Nevada. 
   

• 09/20/1991 
  • Charged with a violation of NRS 630.301(1). The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners ordered that Dr. Marlon be issued a written public reprimand. 

• 12/02/1996 
  • Dr. Martell entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with the Board, and the Board accepted Dr. Martell's irrevocable voluntary surrender of his license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada while under investigation. 

• 12/02/1995 
  • The Board entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Martell and ordered that his license be restricted and he is prohibited from engaging in or performing any procedure whatsoever for termination of pregnancy. 

• 09/01/1994 
  • The Board ordered that Dr. Martell's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be revoked, the revocation was stayed and he was placed on probation for five years, he shall not perform any pregnancy termination in which the gestation has progressed beyond 14 weeks, shall perform an ultrasound on every patient for whom he terminates a pregnancy, must complete 20 hours of CME Category I AMA in Ob/Gyn and pregnancy terminations, shall provide medical records for review by the Board, shall reimburse the Board for investigative costs, shall receive a public written reprimand, and shall pay a $4,000 fine. 

• 12/08/2014 | Case No. 14-30193-1
  • On December 5, 2014, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered suspending Dr. Martin's license to practice medicine, with said suspension stayed and Dr. Martin being placed on probation for a period of 24 months, subject to various terms and conditions, including reimbursement of the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, payable within 12 months of the Board’s acceptance, adoption and approval of the Agreement.

• 06/04/2018 | Case No. 18-43110-1
  • On June 1, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Martin violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordered that his license to practice medicine in Nevada be placed on probation until November 17, 2020, at the soonest. Thereafter, the probation shall remain in effect until: (1) Dr. Martin provides proof of satisfaction of all the terms and conditions imposed on him by that certain Stipulated Settlement and Disciplinary Order filed on or about October 20, 2017, by the California Medical Board, in Case No. 04-2013-234629, OAH No. 2016110024, which Settlement and Disciplinary Order is specifically incorporated herein by reference and which terms and conditions are likewise made an Order of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners by this Settlement Agreement; and (2) the California Medical Board fully releases Dr. Martin from probation, whichever comes later. It was further ordered that Dr. Martin receive a public reprimand; pay a $1,000.00 fine; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Count II of the Complaint was dismissed with prejudice.
   

• 03/12/2012 | Case No. 11-8652-1
  • On March 9, 2012, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Mathis violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Mathis receive a public reprimand; pay a fine of $2,000; complete fifteen (15) hours continuing medical education regarding management of a trauma patient; and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case.

• 12/11/2013 | Case No. 13-38462-1
  • On December 6, 2013, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Maxwell violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.306(11) and ordering that he pay a fine of $200 and reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, the fine and costs payable within 30 days of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement. Count I, and one of the two counts in Count II, of the Complaint, were dismissed.

• 03/17/2006 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners entered a Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Order whereby David McCann, M.D. was found guilty of violating NRS 630.301(3), i.e., surrendering his medical license to the state of California via a Stipulated Surrender of License, and that he violated the provisions of NRS 630.306(11) by failing to notify the Board of the surrender of his medical license in California. The Board ordered that Dr. McCann's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be revoked, that he pay a fine in the amount of $3,000.00 due within sixty (60) days of the order, and that he pay $2,324.35 for administrative costs due within sixty (60) days of the order. 

• 07/28/1994 
  • The Board ordered that Dr. McCormick's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be revoked, and the revocation stayed and he be placed on probation for three years, he shall complete a course in medical ethics, shall perform 40 hours of community service, shall not personally take any controlled substances without a written prescription and he shall notify the Investigative Committee, shall submit to random samplings of body fluids, shall pay the investigative costs to the Board, shall receive a public written reprimand, and he shall pay a fine of $500. 

• 03/13/2013 | Case No. 12-24176-1
  • On March 8, 2013, The Board found, by a preponderance of the evidence, that Ms. McCullough violated Nevada Revised Statutes 630.305(1)(d), 630.3062(1), Nevada Administrative Code 630.540(8), 630.540(15) and 630.540(16), as alleged in the underlying Complaint. Based upon the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law, and good cause appearing therefore, the Board ordered that Ms. McCullough's license be revoked and that she reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case in the amount of $2,052.48.

• 06/04/2002 
  • The Board accepted a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. McDonald whereby the Board accepted Dr. McDonald's voluntary surrender of her license to practice medicine in Nevada while under investigation by the Board. Dr. McDonald to pay the costs of the investigation in this matter within sixty (60) days of the Board's Order. 
   

• 10/10/2001 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners ordered Dr. McFarland be issued a public reprimand and pay administrative costs. 
   

• 03/10/1992 
  • The Board ordered to revoke Dr. McNair's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada. 

• 09/26/1989 
  • The The Board ordered that Dr. McNair's license to practice medicine in Nevada be suspended until final adjudication of the Complaint filed against him by the Board, and should his felony conviction from the Clark County District Court be affirmed by the Nevada Supreme Court, he waives any and all rights to a revocation hearing concerning his license to practice medicine in Nevada and consents to summary revocation of his license to practice medicine in Nevada. 

• 03/04/1989 
  • The Board accepted Dr. McNair's temporary surrender of his license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada pending final resolution of the appeal of his felony conviction and ordered that Dr. McNair be prohibited from practicing medicine in Nevada until further order of the Board or until such time as the Nevada Supreme Court rules on his appeal. 

• 03/04/1988 
  • The Board ordered that Dr. McNair shall maintain posted office hours for all patient appointments and see all patients in his office only during posted office hours, all emergency patients shall be treated at a hospital and not at his office, he shall have a third party present when treating , consulting, or providing any medical services, he shall not see patients on weekends, other than emergencies at a hospital, he shall provide written proof to the Investigative Committee (IC) of the Board that all of his employees are aware of these terms and conditions, and he will provide the IC with a list of all patients he has seen or treated upon the IC's request. 

• 12/16/1997 
  • Charged with aiding, assisting, employing or advising an unlicensed person to engage in the practice of medicine, and writing prescriptions for controlled substances for a person without an appropriate examination. The Board found Dr. McQuillan guilty on one count of the complaint; that he was aiding, assisting, employing or advising an unlicensed person to engage in the practice of medicine. Dr. McQuillan was issued a public written reprimand. Dr. McQuillan was acquitted on the other two counts of the Complaint. 

• 12/09/2019 | Case No. 19-38522-1
  • On December 6, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Mehta violated NRS 630.3062(1)(a) and NRS 630.306(1)(b)(2), as set forth in Counts II and III of the First Amended Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $1,000.00 fine; complete 3 hours of continuing medical education (CME), in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Count I of the First Amended Complaint was dismissed with prejudice.

• 09/30/1996 
  • The Board Ordered that Dr. Meisenheimer receive a public written reprimand and that he perform 40 hours of community service. 

• 04/04/1996 
  • The Board Ordered that Dr. Meisenheimer be suspended from practice for 30 days, April 6, 1996 through May 6, 1996, pay a $2,000 fine, pay $2,000 to cover administrative costs, and complete 40 hours of community service without compensation. 

• 11/03/1995 
  • The Board entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Meisenheimer and it was ordered that he complete a rating for the Federal District Court hearing the global breast implant litigation for Patient numbers 1-40 of the Complaint and pay $2,000 to cover administrative and investigative costs incurred by the Board. 

• 06/19/1994 
  • The Board entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Meisenheimer and it was ordered that he complete 20 additional hours of CME in the field of medical care of the elderly, geriatrics, or gerontology. 

• 09/13/2000 
  •  The Board ordered that Dr. Milgram's license to practice medicine in Nevada be revoked and that he pay all costs incurred by the Board in the disciplinary proceedings. 
   

• 06/22/1999 
  • The Board entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Miller and it was ordered that he receive a public written reprimand; take an additional 40 hours of CME in the area of conscious and deep conscious sedation; that he pay administrative expenses; that his license be revoked; the revocation was stayed and Dr. Miller was placed on probation for 3 years. During probation, he could not perform any surgical procedure involving conscious or deep conscious sedation in his office or at any location other than a hospital setting or an approved clinic, and in both instances he must be supervised by an anesthesiologist.
   

• 10/17/1995 
  • The Board revoked Dr. Miller's license to practice medicine in Nevada. 
   

• 08/25/1992 
  • The Board found Dr. Minton guilty of 11 violations of NRS 630.304(5), 9 violations of NRS 630.306(2)(a) and 3 violations of NRS 630.301(3), and revoked Dr. Minton's license to practice medicine in Nevada. 
   

•  12/04/2020 | Case No. 20-32904-1
  • On December 4, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Mirkia violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he shall be prohibited from performing general surgery in Nevada until further order of the Board and that his license to practice medicine in Nevada be placed on probation for a period of time not less than 24 months, subject to various terms and conditions.  The terms and conditions include the following: he receive a public reprimand; pay a $3,000.00 fine; complete 20 hours of continuing medical education (CME), in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. He shall complete a Physician Assessment and Competency Evaluation (PACE) Program examination of his clinical competency and a Fitness for Duty (FFD) examination.  The examination shall be conducted pursuant to NRS 630.318, shall be conducted by a provider approved by the Board in advance, and the examiner shall, within 60 days of completion of the examination, render an opinion and report to the Board.  Theexaminationandreportshall be performedatDr. Mirkia’ssole expense.  Dr. Mirkia shall not supervise any physician assistant or collaborate with any advanced practice registered nurse in Nevada during the probationary period.
   
   12/04/2017 | Case No. 17-32904-1
  • On December 1, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Mirkia violated NRS 630.304(1) and NRS 630.306(1)(b)(3), as set forth in Counts I and II of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $500.00 fine; complete 3 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Counts III, IV and V shall be dismissed with prejudice.
   

• 12/03/2018 | Case No. 18-12909-1
  • On November 30, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Mirza violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 03/14/2011
  • On March 11, 2011, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a settlement agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Mishler violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Mishler receive a public reprimand and that he reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, payable within 90 days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement by the Board.

• 08/13/1992 
  • The Board found Dr. Molde guilty of a violation of NRS 630.306(2)(b), NAC 630.230(1)(c), and NRS 630.306(7), and ordered Dr. Molde be issued a public reprimand. 
   

• 03/15/1991 
  • The Board found Dr. Molnar violated NRS 630.304(1), and ordered he receive a public reprimand. If returns to Nevada with the intent to practice medicine, he will be subject to conditions to return to active licensure status. 
   

• 11/06/2009
  • A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board), whereby Dr. Mondell agreed that an order may be entered by the Board against him finding him guilty of a violation of NRS 630.3062(1). The Board ordered that Dr. Mondell complete 8 hours of continuing medical education (CME), in addition to any other CME required as a condition of licensure, within 1 year of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement; and that he reimburse the Board's costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him in the sum of $1,574.23, payable within 90 days of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement. 
   

• 06/08/2007 
  • A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, whereby Dr. Mondell, by not contesting, agreed that an Order be entered finding that he committed a violation of the Medical Practice Act of the State of Nevada to wit: one count of malpractice, when he deviated from the standard of care when he prescribed pain relievers in an amount that resulted in the patient taking excessively high levels of acetaminophen daily. Dr. Mondell shall, at his own expense, attend, within one year of the adoption of this Agreement with the Board, six hours of continuing medical education pre-approved by the Chairman of the Investigative Committee, in addition to any other continuing medical education required as a condition of licensure. Dr. Mondell shall also reimburse the Board $ 1,674.11 for the costs and expenses incurred during the investigation and prosecution of this case within ninety (90) days of the Board's acceptance, adoption, and approval of the settlement agreement. Count II of the Complaint was dismissed. 
   

• 08/11/2009
  • On August 7, 2009, a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Monroe agreed that an order may be entered against her by the Board finding her guilty of a violation of NRS 630.301(4). She shall receive a public reprimand and shall reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her in the amount of $4,846.98 within 90 days.

• 09/06/2019 | Case No. 19-9829-1
  • On September 6, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Morales violated NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint, and ordering that she receive a public reprimand; complete 3 hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME), in addition to her statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her. Count I of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.

• 06/24/2003 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners revoked the medical license of Dr. Mower and ordered he pay all costs incurred by the Board in the amount of $46,006.72. 

• 12/06/2010
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Murray violated NRS 630.304(1), as he provided inaccurate or incomplete statements on his 2007 and 2009 renewal applications for licensure, and ordering that Dr. Murray receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, payable within 120 days of the acceptance of the Settlement Agreement by the Board.

• 12/20/1999 
  • The Board ordered that Dr. Murray's license to practice medicine in Nevada be revoked and that Dr. Murray receive a public written reprimand and pay a $5,000.00 fine and $19,637.10 for all costs incurred by the Board for investigation. 
   

• 05/17/1995 
  • The Board accepted Dr. Myers' voluntary surrender of his license to practice medicine in Nevada while under investigation by the Nevada Board. 
   

• 06/10/2019 | Case No. 19-43942-1
  • On June 7, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Nadelson violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in Counts I and II of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $1,500.00 fine; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. The remaining counts of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.
   

• 03/28/2008
  • A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners. The Board entered its Order finding that Dr. Nambiar violated the Medical Practice Act, in that suspension, modification or limitation of his California license to practice medicine constitutes a violation of NRS 630.301(3), and the Board ordered that Dr. Nambiar's Nevada license to practice medicine be placed in a probationary status until February 9, 2010, and that he remain in compliance with the following terms and conditions: Dr. Nambiar shall comply with all the terms and conditions set forth by the California Medical Board in its Decision which became effective on February 9, 2005; he shall contact the Compliance Officer of the Board within 30 days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement and provide information regarding the most expeditious method of contacting him; he shall sign a release of information allowing the Board to communicate with the California Medical Board regarding his compliance with the terms of his California probation or provide proof of completion of probation and reinstatement of his license without restrictions; he shall comply with all federal, state and local laws and rules governing the practice of medicine in Nevada at all times he is practicing within the state; he shall cooperate fully with the Compliance Officer, or any other designated person, in the administration and enforcement of the Settlement Agreement; and he will pay the costs and expenses of investigation and prosecution of this matter within 60days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement.
   

•  09/11/2017 | Case No. 17-12279-1   
  • On September 8, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Nason violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(2)/NAC 630.230(1)(c), based on and limited to the temporary mental stress precipitated by significant issues in his personal life on January 30, 2017, violated NRS 630.306(1)(c), violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(3)/NRS 453.381(1), violated NRS 630.306(1)(a), based on and limited to the temporary mental stress precipitated by significant issues in his personal life on January 30, 2017, and violated NRS 630.301(6), to the extent that his temporary mental stress referenced above caused other physicians, staff and patients of his practice group to be disrupted on January 30, 2017, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; complete six hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; continue his full compliance with both his Lifepath Recovery LLC Professional Monitoring Program agreement and the Stipulation to Comply with the Lifepath Program and Order, as executed on March 17, 2017, until further ordered by the Board or IC or by mutual agreement between Dr. Nason and the Board/IC; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Count 4 of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice. 

• 03/12/2012 | Case No. 11-18633-1
  • On March 9, 2012, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Nathu violated NRS 630.3062(1), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Nathu pay a fine of $2,500; complete fifteen (15) hours continuing medical education regarding medical records and billing; and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case.

• 03/05/2002 
  • The Board entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Nemazee and it was ordered that his license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be suspended until further order of the Board; should he desire reinstatement, he shall petition the Board for an order of restoration of his medical license; he shall be required to prove to the Board that his license to practice medicine has been restored in the state of Maryland and he has met all requirements of that state's suspension order; he shall pay the Board the for costs of the investigation. 

• 06/05/2020 | Case No. 19-30254-1
  • On June 5, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Nguyen violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(2), as set forth in Count III of the First Amended Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $500.00 fine; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Counts I and II of the First Amended Complaint were dismissed with prejudice.

• 03/02/2000 
  • The Board ordered that Dr. Niles receive public reprimand, perform 40 hours of public service in the community in which he currently resides, pay a $2,000.00 fine and the investigative costs incurred by the Board. 
   

• 10/10/2001 
  • The Board found Dr. Noel-Uyloan violated NRS 630.301(3) and ordered that her license to practice medicine in Nevada be revoked and that she pay for all administrative costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case. 

• 06/29/1993 
  • The Board found Dr. Novak violated NRS 630.301(2) and NRS 630.306(11) and ordered that his license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be revoked. 

• 09/11/2017 | Case No. 17-42879-1
  • On September 8, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Nuthi violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in Count I the Complaint, and ordering that she receive a public reprimand; pay a $500.00 fine; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her. Count II of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice. 

• 06/04/2018 | Case No. 18-9747-1
  • On June 1, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. O'Gara violated NRS 630.3062(1) (12 counts), as set forth in Counts II, IV, VI, VIII, X, XII, XIV, XVI, XVIII, XX, XXII and XXIV of the Complaint, and ordered that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $1,000.00 fine; complete six hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. The remaining counts of the Complaint were dismissed with prejudice.

• 12/04/2020 | Case Nos. 20-34134-1 and 20-34134-2
  • On December 4, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. O’Neill violated NRS 630.301(4) (two counts), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint in Case No. 20-34134-1 and Count I of the Complaint in Case No. 20-34134-2, and ordering that she receive a public reprimand; pay fines in the total amount of $2,000.00; complete 10 hours of continuing medical education (CME), in addition to her statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the cases against her. Dr. O’Neill agrees to refrain from performing breast reconstruction surgeries in Nevada, including, but not limited to, TRAM flap, DIEP flap, SIEA flap, latissimus dorsi flap, tissue expansion procedures, breast implants, nipple and areola reconstruction, autologous fat grafting procedures, revision procedures on existing breast implants, breast augmentations, breast lift with implants, any revision aesthetic breast surgery, or any other breast reconstruction procedures in Nevada until further order of the Board. Count II of the Complaint in Case No. 20-34134-1 and Count II of the Complaint in Case No. 20-34134-2 were dismissed with prejudice.

• 03/09/2020 | Case No. 19-22461-1
  • On March 6, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved an Amended Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Okeke violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in Counts II and V of the Complaint, and ordering that his license to practice medicine in Nevada be suspended for two years, with the suspension stayed and his license placed on probation for a period of 24 months, subject to various terms and conditions, including the following: he shall receive a public reprimand; pay a $500.00 fine; reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him; Dr. Okeke must be supervised at all times during any and all interactions with all female patients, with a formal monitoring agreement with approved and identified monitors; and he shall engage and participate in an independent remediation and compliance monitoring program designed by Affiliated Monitors, Inc. The remaining counts of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.
   

• 03/05/2010
  • A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby an order was entered finding Dr. Okoh violated NRS 630.301(3), and ordering that he receive a public reprimand, pay a fine of $2,000, and reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case.

• 09/06/2019 | Case No. 19-22430-1
  • On September 6, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Mr. Olenchak violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(2) and NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $2,500.00 fine; complete 20 hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME), in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 05/22/1982 
  • The Board entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Olgin whereby it was ordered that his license to practice medicine in Nevada be revoked, with the revocation stayed and Dr. Olgin being placed on probation for 10 years, and that he abide by all terms and conditions of his probation in California. 
   

• 07/09/1997 
  • The Board ordered that Dr. Ong's license be suspended; however the suspension was stayed and he was placed on probation with terms and conditions for 2 years, he shall complete 30 extra hours of CME in pain management and 10 extra hours of CME in prescribing, and he shall pay all administrative costs incurred by the Board. 
   

• 03/13/2002 
  • The Board found Dr. Ostrowsky willfully refused to comply with an order of the Investigative Committee of the Board and ordered he be fined $5,000.00, receive a public reprimand, and pay all costs incurred by the Board in the disciplinary proceedings. 

•  12/09/2019 | Case Nos. 19-28023-1, 19-28023-2, 19-28023-3
  • On December 6, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Outlaw violated NRS 630.3065(2)(a), NRS 630.306(1)(j) and NRS 630.301(9), as set forth in the Complaint in Case No. 19-28023-1, NRS 630.3065(3), NRS 630.306(1)(b)(3), NRS 630.3065(2)(a) and NRS 630.301(9), as set forth in the Complaint in Case No. 19-28023-2, and NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint in Case No. 19-28023-3, and ordering that his license to practice medicine in Nevada be placed on probation for a period of 5 years, subject to various terms and conditions, including the following:  he shall receive a public reprimand; he shall pay total fines in the amount of $4,000.00; he shall complete 20 hours of live, in-person and comprehensive continuing medical education (CME), in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; he shall perform 100 hours of community service, without compensation, at the direction of a recognized nonprofit organization; he shall comply with all court orders and complete all conditions or terms of sanctions imposed upon him by the courts of the State of Nevada; he shall not supervise or formally agree to supervise any physician assistant or agree to supervise or enter into a collaboration agreement with any advanced practice registered nurse in the State of Nevada; and he shall reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.  Count I of the Complaint in Case No. 19-28023-3 was dismissed with prejudice.
   03/12/2012 | Case No. 11-28023-1
  • On March 9, 2012, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Outlaw violated NRS 630.3065(1), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Outlaw receive a public reprimand; pay a fine of $2,500; and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case. Count I of the Complaint shall be dismissed.
   

• 12/16/2014 | Case No. 13-34036-1
  • On December 5, 2014, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found, by a preponderance of the evidence, that Dr. Packer violated Nevada Revised Statute (NRS) 630.3065(2)(a), NRS 630.306(13) and NRS 630.306(1), as set forth in the Complaint. Based upon the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law, and good cause appearing therefore, the Board ordered that Dr. Packer's license be revoked and that he reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case, within 60 days of entry of the Board's Order.

• 06/11/2013 
  • The Investigative Committee (IC) of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended the license of David Lynn Packer, M.D., pursuant to Nevada Revised Statute 630.326(1), based upon his failure to appear at an IC-ordered evaluation. 
   

•  12/09/2019 | Case No. 17-35720-1
  • On December 6, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Pak violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; complete 3 hours of continuing medical education (CME), in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.
   06/02/2017 | Case No. 17-35720-1
  • On June 2, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Pak violated NRS 630.301(3) and NRS 630.306(1)(k), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.
   

• 09/10/2018 | Case No. 17-40944-1
  • On September 7, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Pal violated NRS 630.301(11)(d), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Counts I and III of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.
   

• 06/02/2017 | Case No. 17-40466-1
  • On June 2, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Pallares violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in Count IV of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Counts I, II, III and V of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.

• 01/28/1999 
  • Charged with one violation of NRS 630.3062(1), failure to maintain medical records; one violation of NRS 630.306(3), administering, dispensing or prescribing any controlled substance in a manner not authorized by law; one violation of NRS 630.306(2)(a), engaging in conduct intended to deceive; and one violation of NAC 630.230(1)(a), falsifying records of health care. The Board entered into a Stipulation f or Settlement with Dr. Panicari whereby it was ordered that he receive a public reprimand, perform 20 hours of community service, perform an additional 20 hours of CME, pay a $1,000 fine and pay the administrative expenses incurred in the investigation. 

• 06/07/2013 | Case No. 13-34161-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Parks engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Nevada Medical Practice Act, to wit: one violation of Nevada Revised Statute 630.301(3), for disciplinary action taken against her medical license in Mississippi, and ordering that she receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case. 

• 02/12/1997 
  • The Board ordered that Dr. Pasto's license to practice medicine in Nevada be revoked, based upon Dr. Pasto's surrender of his Arizona medical license while under investigation.

• 09/06/2019 | Case Nos. 18-29352-1, 18-29352-2, 18-29352-3
  • On September 6, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Patel violated NRS 630.306(1)(c), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint in Case No. 18-29352-3, and ordering that his license to practice medicine in Nevada be revoked, and he may not apply for reinstatement of his license for a period of three years; that he receive a public reprimand; and that he reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, with the order for reimbursement stayed until such time as he reapplies for licensure. All counts of the First Amended Complaints in Case Nos. 18-29352-1 and 18-29352-2 and the remaining counts of the Complaint in Case No. 18-29352-3 shall be dismissed with prejudice.

• 06/05/2020 | Case No. 20-46475-1
  • On June 5, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Patel violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $500.00 fine; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 12/11/2013 | Case No. 13-12350-1
  • On December 6, 2013, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Patin violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.301(4). as set forth in Count I of the Complaint against him, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a fine of $1,500; complete 10 hours continuing medical education regarding the subject of diagnosing and treating renal insufficiency, within one year of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement; and reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, the fine and costs payable within 120 days of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement. Count II of the Complaint was dismissed.

• 09/11/2017 | Case No. 15-11328-1
  • On September 8, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Paul violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; complete three hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.  

• 03/12/2012
  • On March 9, 2012, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners ordered that the voluntary surrender of the medical license of Sebastian Paulin, M.D. be accepted pursuant to NAC 630.240. This voluntary surrender is considered to have been made while under investigation.

• 03/05/2021 | Case No. 20-4039-1
  • On March 5, 2021, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Paulson violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordering that he surrender his Nevada license, No. 2627, pursuant to NAC 630.240; receive a public reprimand; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Count II of the Complaint was dismissed with prejudice.

• 03/11/2013 | Case No. 12-30027-1
  • On March 8, 2013, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Ms. Pearson engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: one count of performing medical services that were not approved by the supervising physician, a violation of NAC 630.380(1)(d), and one records violation, a violation of NRS 630.3062(1). Additionally, the Board ordered Ms. Pearson to reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this matter, obtain and maintain all appropriate state and federal registrations required to provide professional services, personally assess all patients prior to prescribing, administering or dispensing any dangerous drug or controlled substance, maintain proper medical records for all patients, ensure that dangerous drugs and controlled substances are stored and accessed in accordance with federal and state laws, and provide a copy of this Agreement to each of her supervising physicians and provide proof of such to the Board. 

• 04/13/2018 | Case No. 17-25257-1
  • On April 13, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Perez-Cardona violated NRS 630.306(1)(r) (2 counts), as set forth in the First Amended Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $1,000.00 fine; complete 6 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 03/09/2015 | Case No. 14-12104-1
  • On March 6, 2015, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Philander violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.3062(1), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint against him, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, payable within 60 days of the Board’s acceptance, adoption and approval of the Agreement. Counts II, III and IV of the Complaint were dismissed.

• 06/10/2019 | Case No. 18-10032-1
  • On June 7, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Phillips violated NRS 630.3062(2) (now set forth as NRS 630.3062(1)(b)), as set forth in Count IV of the Complaint, NRS 630.3062(4) (now set forth as NRS 630.3062(1)(d)), as set forth in Count IX of the Complaint, and NRS 630.3065(2)(a), as set forth in Count X of the Complaint, and ordering that her license to practice medicine in Nevada be revoked for a period of one year, with the revocation immediately stayed and her license placed on probation for a period of time not to exceed 36 months, subject to various terms and conditions, including the following:  she shall receive a public reprimand; complete 22.5 hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME), in addition to her statutory CME requirements for licensure; perform 100 hours of community service at a nonprofit entity, having a medical nexus and without compensation; and reimburse the Board's fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her.  The remaining counts of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice. 
     

• 09/09/2016 | Case Nos. 12-10032-1 & 14-10032-1
  • On September 9, 2016, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Phillips violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint in Case No. 12-10032-1, and NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint in Case No. 14-10032-1, and ordering that Dr. Phillips’ license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be placed on probation for 36 months subject to various terms and conditions, that she pay a $500.00 fine for Case No. 12-10032-1 and a $500.00 fine for Case No. 14-10032-1, receive a public reprimand, complete 6 hours of CME, in addition to her statutory CME requirements for licensure, and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the cases against her.  Counts II and III of the Complaint in Case No. 12-10032-1 and Counts I and III of the Complaint in Case No. 14-10032-1 were dismissed. 
       

• 06/08/2012
  • On June 8, 2012, a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board) in which the Board entered an order finding that Dr. Phillips engaged in conduct which is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: engaging in conduct intended to deceive, a violation of NRS 630.306(2)(a), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint; and failure to maintain timely, legible, accurate and complete medical records, a violation of NRS 630.3062(1), as set forth in Count IV of the Complaint. The Board further ordered that Dr. Phillips' license to practice medicine be revoked, the revocation to be stayed and Dr. Phillips being placed on probation for a period of 36 months subject to the following terms and conditions: Dr. Phillips shall be issued a public reprimand; she must comply with all state and federal laws regarding the prescribing, administration and dispensing of dangerous drugs and controlled substances; she shall be subject to random reviews of her patient records and her prescribing profile maintained through the Nevada State Board of Pharmacy shall be monitored on a regular basis during the probation period; she shall pay a fine of $5,000 for each count, for a total of $10,000; she shall be responsible for the costs of monitoring her compliance with these terms; and she shall reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case. The Board further ordered that Counts II and III of the Complaint be dismissed. 
   

• 01/10/2011 | Case No. 09-10032-1
  • On December 30, 2010, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners entered into a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Phillips violated NRS 630.301(3) and NRS 630.304(1), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Phillips receive a public reprimand; pay a fine of $5,000; that her license be revoked, with the revocation stayed, and she be placed on probation until April 6, 2012, with various terms and conditions; and that she reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case. 
   

• 06/29/1994 
  • The Board found that Dr. Pimentel had violated NRS 630.301(3), NRS 630.301(1) and NRS 630.306(11) and ordered that his license to practice medicine in Nevada be revoked. 

• 06/10/2019 | Case No. 19-38366-1
  • On June 7, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Pokroy violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(3), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in Count V of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $500.00 fine; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. The remaining counts of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.

• 11/03/1995 
  • Charged with violations of NRS 630.301(3) and 630.306(11), for suspension of his Kentucky medical license, revocation of his Indiana medical license, and failure to report those actions to the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners. The Board entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Pope whereby it was ordered he receive public written reprimand and pay all administrative costs incurred by the Board. 

• 03/11/2013 | Case No. 11-8513-1 
  • On March 8, 2013, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement in which the Board and Dr. Porreca, although Dr. Porreca denied liability, agreed that the Board may enter an order that Dr. Porreca engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: malpractice, a violation of NRS 630.301(4) and NAC 630.040, as set forth in count I of the formal Complaint, and ordered that Dr. Porreca receive a public reprimand; complete ten (10) hours of Continuing Medical Education regarding vascular injuries and perfusion abnormalities and treatment; and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case. The Board further ordered that Count II of the Complaint be dismissed.

• 03/03/1989 
  • The Board entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Potter whereby it was ordered he may resume practice in Nevada but to submit to a report of a physician and psychiatrist, be placed on probation for 7 years, take and pass FLEX, not prescribe or dispense controlled substances, and pay all expenses incurred in the monitoring. 

• 12/22/1983 
  • The Board ordered that Dr. Potter's license to practice medicine in Nevada be revoked. 

• 09/20/1978 
  • Charged with conviction of a felony in Pennsylvania. The Board ordered that Dr. Potter's license to practice medicine in Nevada be revoked, with the revocation stayed and Dr. Potter being placed on probation for 3 years, and his license to be suspended for 45 days.

• 04/03/1995 
  • The Board accepted Dr. Pratt's voluntary surrender of license.

• 12/09/2019 | Case No. 19-10778-1
  • On December 6, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Preston violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $1,000.00 fine; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 03/16/2007 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners entered Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Order, whereby, Dr. Publicover was found guilty of one count of malpractice for failure to use the reasonable care, skill or knowledge ordinarily used under similar circumstances in the treatment of a patient, a violation of NRS 630.301(4). Dr. Publicover was issued a public reprimand and shall reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the matter in the amount of $15,521.80, within one-hundred and twenty days (120) of the date of entry of the Board's Order. 

• 04/13/2018 | Case No. 17-25704-1
  • On April 13, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Rand violated NRS 630.301(1) (2 counts) and NRS 630.301(11)(f), as set forth in the First Amended Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Payment of the fees and costs must be made in full prior to any subsequent license to practice medicine in Nevada being granted to Dr. Rand. If Dr. Rand chooses to apply for a new license to practice medicine in Nevada, and if he satisfies all other applicable licensing requirements, he will be required to undergo an evaluation to determine his fitness to practice medicine, at his own expense. Additionally, the Board reserves its right to order its own evaluation of Dr. Rand to determine his fitness to practice medicine. Dr. Rand will be required to appear at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Board subsequent to submission of an application for licensure anew after expiration of the reinstatement period.

• 12/19/2001 
  • Charged with 2 violations of NRS 630.301(3), for suspension of his license in Wisconsin and revocation, stay of his revocation and being placed on probation in California; and 2 violations of NRS 630.306(11), for failing to report the disciplinary actions taken against his licenses to practice in Wisconsin and California. License revoked and Dr. Rasmussen to pay all costs incurred in the disciplinary proceedings within 60 days. 

• 06/07/2016 | Case No. 15-12597-1 
  • On June 3, 2016, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Regalado violated NRS 630.304(4), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that she receive a public reprimand; complete 6 hours of CME, in addition to her statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her. 
   

• 06/08/2012 | Case No. 12-12597-1
  • On June 8, 2012, a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board) in which the Board entered an order finding that Dr. Regalado engaged in conduct which is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: one count of failing to report any person the licensee knows, or has reason to know, is in violation of the provisions of [NRS Chapter 630] within 30 days after the date the licensee knows or has reason to know of the violation, a violation of NRS 630.3062(6), as set forth in Count III of the Complaint. The Board ordered that Dr. Regalado be issued a public reprimand; pay a fine of $500; perform 40 hours of community service with the Ad Hoc Task Force on Unlicensed Healthcare; and reimburse the Board the costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case. The Board further ordered that Counts I and II of the Complaint be dismissed.
   

• 06/08/2012 | Case No. 11-8522-1
  • On June 8, 2012, a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board) in which the Board entered an order finding that Dr. Rembetski engaged in conduct which is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: one count of malpractice (as defined by NAC 630.040), a violation of NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in Count I of the formal Complaint. The Board ordered that Dr. Rembetski be issued a public reprimand; attend ten (10) hours of CME in laparoscopic cholecystectomy and related follow-up; and reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case. 

• 03/16/2007 
  • A Settlement Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, whereby, Dr. Resuello agreed that an Order be entered finding her found guilty of 2 violations of the Medical Practice Act of the State of Nevada, more specifically, that Dr. Resuello, committed malpractice in violation of NRS 630.301(4) when she failed to exercise reasonable care, skill and knowledge in administering a drug not approved for human use, specifically botulinum toxin type A, without the knowledge or consent of her patients; and that Dr. Resuello assisted in allowing an individual not licensed to practice medicine in Nevada to perform procedures multiple times on patients, which is a violation of NRS 630.305(e). Dr. Resuello was ordered to receive a public reprimand and was placed on 12 months of probation. During the probationary period, Dr. Resuello is to abide by the following conditions: She shall not use any injected cosmetic substance on herself or others; that she complete 12 hours of continuing medical education on the topics of charting and ethics, to be pre-approved by the Investigative Committee Chair and to be in addition to any other continuing medical education required as a condition of licensing; and she shall pay a fine of $2,000.00 to be paid with 90 days of the Order of the Board. Failure to meet any of these terms will result in a 30-day suspension of her license to practice medicine. Furthermore, Dr. Resuello shall reimburse the Board $1,680.90 for the costs of the investigation and prosecution of this case to be paid within 90 days of the Order of the Board. 

• 06/05/2020 | Case No. 20-6691-1
  • On June 5, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Ridenour violated NRS 630.301(4), NRS 630.306(1)(b)(3), NRS 630.306(1)(b)(2), and NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that his license to practice medicine in Nevada be placed on probation for a period of time not to exceed 36 months, subject to various terms and conditions, and his license will remain in an “Inactive” status until successful completion of those terms and conditions. The terms and conditions include the following: he shall receive a public reprimand; he shall pay total fines in the amount of $2,000.00, with the order for payment of fines stayed until such time as he reapplies for active licensure; he shall complete 20 hours of live, in-person continuing medical education (CME), and 3 additional hours of CME, the latter 3 to be in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; he shall complete all terms and conditions of any criminal sanctions incurred, if any, including probation or parole; he shall not supervise any physician assistant or collaborate with any advanced practice registered nurse during the probationary period; and he shall reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, with the order for reimbursement of costs stayed until such time as he reapplies for active licensure.

• 06/10/1994
  • The Board entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Ridenour and it was ordered that his medical license be revoked, the revocation was stayed and he was placed on probation for 5 years, he must complete a prescribing course, he must complete a 6-month course in medical ethics, he must perform 40 hours drug abuse public service, he shall not prescribe Schedule I, II & III drugs, he must fax to the Board a monthly log of all Schedule IV & V controlled substances he prescribes, he must submit to random samplings of body fluids collected by the Board, he shall reimburse the Board the costs of the investigation and prosecution, he shall pay a $1,000 fine, and he shall receive a public written reprimand.

• 09/13/2000 
  • Dr. Rigmaiden to be issued a public reprimand and pay all costs incurred by the Board for the disciplinary proceedings. 
   

• 08/22/1998 
  • Stipulated settlement: Dr. Roberts to receive public reprimand, perform 10 hours of community service and pay the administrative and investigative costs incurred by the Nevada Board. 
   

• 12/05/2011
  • On December 2, 2011, a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Mr. Roberts agreed that an order may be entered by the Board finding he violated NAC 630.540(9), NAC 630.540(23) and NRS 630.306(1), as set forth in the Complaint. Mr. Roberts' license to practice respiratory care shall be revoked, with the revocation stayed, and that he be placed on probation for 60 months, with numerous terms and conditions, including suspension of his license for 120 days from the date of summary suspension on August 22, 2011, said summary suspension to be lifted and his license to practice reinstated to the appropriate license status on December 19, 2011. He shall also reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case.

• 08/22/2011 
  • The Investigative Committee of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended Mr. Roberts' license to practice respiratory care in the state of Nevada, pursuant to Nevada Revised Statute Section 630.326(1). The Committee believes that due to Mr. Roberts's illegal use of opiates, and being under its influence while on duty as a respiratory therapist, that the health, safety and welfare of the public is at imminent risk of harm and that a summary suspension of Mr. Robert's license to practice respiratory care is necessary to remove said risk of imminent harm to the health, safety and welfare of the public.

• 06/04/2001 
  • The Board revoked Dr. Roberts' license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada and ordered he receive a public reprimand and pay the costs of the investigation and disciplinary proceedings of the Board. 

• 12/16/1997 
  • The Board ordered Dr. Robertson receive a public written reprimand, pay the costs of the investigation and disciplinary proceedings incurred by the Board, and be required to pass a competency examination in the field of practice in which he is currently engaged. 
   

• 3/10/1988 
  • Failure to pass competency exam. resulted in license suspension per stipulated agreement. Subsequent failure to pass FLEX II required revocation per stipulation. Irrevocable voluntary surrender of license. 

• 04/13/2018 | Case No. 17-30588-1
  • On April 13, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Rodriguez violated NRS 630.304(1), as set forth in Count III of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $500.00 fine; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 09/06/2019 | Case No. 19-34006-1
  • On September 6, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Mr. Rodriguez violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(2) and NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $1,000.00 fine; complete 20 hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME), in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 12/07/2015
  • On December 4, 2015, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Ms. Rohrer violated NRS 630.306(3), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordering that she receive a public reprimand; complete 10 hours of CME, in addition to her statutory CME requirements for licensure, on both of the following topics: prescribing controlled substances and medical record keeping; reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her; and reimburse the Board for any reasonable costs and expenses incurred by the Board in monitoring her compliance with the Agreement. Count II of the Complaint was dismissed with prejudice.

• 01/05/1996 
  • The Board accepted Dr. Roller's irrevocable surrender of his license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada and ordered that effective December 19, 1995, Dr. Roller was not licensed or authorized to practice medicine in the state of Nevada. 

• 11/15/1995 
  • The Board entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Roller whereby it was ordered that he surrender his license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada while under formal investigation by the Board, and he shall reimburse the Board the costs of the investigation. 

• 05/26/1994 
  • The Board ordered that Dr. Roller be released from probationary status and all restrictions lifted with the exception of the provision prohibiting him from performing any autopsies without permission of the Board. 

• 04/15/1993 
  • The Board ordered that the restrictions and limitations imposed by the August 7, 1986 and April 7, 1987 orders be amended and modified. Dr. Roller is permitted to admit patients to a hospital for nonsurgical care and may practice medicine in a hospital setting including emergency room practice, may act as assistant to any surgeon in general surgery and OB/GYN procedures, and he may apply to reinstate as a Medicare provider. 

• 04/07/1987 
  • The Board entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Roller whereby it was ordered that his license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be revoked, with the revocation stayed and Dr. Roller being placed on probation for seven years pursuant to various terms and conditions, including the following: he will not practice medicine in any emergency room or hospital; his practice is limited to private office settings; he shall have his practice monitored by a physician selected by the Board; he will not perform any autopsies without permission of the Board; and after completion of two years of probation, he may apply to the Board for expansion of his practice. 

• 12/11/1984 
  • The Board entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Roller and it was ordered that the October 9, 1984 Order for Partial Summary Suspension of License be rescinded. It was further ordered that Dr. Roller's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be limited and restricted to prohibit him from engaging in surgery (including invasive radiological diagnostic techniques) or OB/GYN practice, except for minor surgery of the skin or minor orthopedic surgery performed in an office environment. He shall not apply to the Board for reinstatement of any surgical or OB/GYN practice privileges for a period of six months and during that time, he shall obtain additional training or CME in the areas of surgical or OB/GYN practice in which he wishes to have practice privileges reinstated by the Board, and prior to reinstatement of any privileges to practice surgery or engage in any OB/GYN practice, he must take and pass Part 3 of the FLEX with a minimum passing grade of 75. 

• 10/09/1984 
  • The Board summarily suspended Dr. Roller's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada insofar as said license permitted him to practice and perform invasive radiological procedures and surgery. 

• 8/24/1994 
  • Dr. Rosen's medical license in Arizona was revoked. The Board revoked Dr. Rosen's license to practice medicine in Nevada. 

• 09/24/1997 
  • The Board ordered that Dr. Rosen be issued a public reprimand, perform 40 hours of uncompensated community service, h pay the costs of the investigation and hearing, and pay a $500 fine. 
   

• 09/15/1999 
  • Charged with violation of NRS 630.301(3), based on action taken against his California license. Stipulated settlement: Dr. Rosen be issued a public reprimand, perform 20 hours of community service within a period of 3 months, and pay all administrative expenses. 

• 09/10/2010 | Case No. 10-11476-1
  • A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, whereby the Board entered an order finding that Dr. Rosenman violated NRS 630.3062(1), failure to maintain timely, legible, accurate and complete medical records, and ordering that Dr. Rosenman receive a public reprimand, that he pay a fine of $2,500, and that he reimburse the Board's reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, the fine and costs to be paid to the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners within 90 days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement by the Board. 

• 12/06/2000 | Case No. 10-11702-1
  • The Board of Medical Examiners entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Rosenman whereby it was ordered that he send any and all protocols in his offices that exist for prompt, timely review of laboratory results communicated to Doctor's offices from laboratories and the follow up with patients, that he complete 18 hours of continuing medical education in the area of endocrinology and pediatric diabetes, that he be placed on probation not to exceed 1 year, and that he reimburse the Board's costs for all administrative and investigative expenses.

• 12/04/2020 | Case No. 19-26862-1
  • On December 4, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Rosler violated NRS 630.3065(2)(a), as set forth in the Second Amended Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; complete 10 hours of continuing medical education (CME), in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 08/11/2009
  • A Settlement Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Ross agreed that an order may be entered against him by the Board finding him guilty of a violation of NRS 630.3062(1), for failing to maintain accurate or complete medical records relating to the patient at issue. He shall receive a public reprimand; shall complete 12 hours of continuing medical education on the subject of medical record keeping and/or documentation, to be completed within 1 year and to be in addition to the CMEs required as a condition of licensure; and shall reimburse the Board's costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him in the amount of $4,909.22 within 60 days.

• 06/20/1996 
  • The Board entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Rueca and it was ordered that his Nevada medical license be suspended, the suspension stayed and he is placed on probation for 3 years, receive a public reprimand, pay the Board all administrative expenses incurred, his authority to prescribe scheduled II, III, and IV controlled substances is suspended for 1 year, shall attend an additional 60 hours of category I AMA approved CMEs in the area of pain management and 20 hours in the area of prescribing narcotics, and he shall keep a monthly log of all his prescribing. 

• 12/09/1996 
  • Charged with charging for services not rendered, altering medical records, and falsifying records of health care. Stipulated settlement: license revoked, but revocation stayed and she be placed on probation for 5 years, receive a public written reprimand, pay the costs incurred by the Board for the investigation and hearing, comply with Diversion Program for 5 years, and submit and report to the Board any random tests of bodily fluids. 

• 07/01/2011 | Case No. 11-6386-1
  • On June 10, 2011, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Rueckl violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Rueckl receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, payable within 60 days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the agreement by the Board.

• 03/22/1993 
  • Dr. Rueckl petitioned the Board to amend the May 28, 1987 Order. The Board amended the Order by deleting the paragraph that requires Dr. Rueckl to obtain the opinion of a qualified pathologist on any tissue he suspects is cancerous. All other terms are still imposed. 

• 05/28/1987 
  • The Board ordered that Dr Rueckl's Nevada medical license be revoked, the revocation was stayed and he was placed on probation for 10 years. He shall take and pass an exam to determine his competency to practice medicine, he shall complete 40 hours of CME in dermatology, he must secure and maintain state malpractice insurance, he shall notify all hospitals of his probation and the terms, shall obtain the opinion of a qualified pathologist on any tissue suspected of being cancerous, his practice is limited to dermatology for 2 years, his prescribing privileges will be monitored by the board, he will attend a minimum of 2 weekly AA or NA meetings for 2 years and 1 meeting weekly for the remaining 8 years, abstain from all mood altering drugs, submit to random urinalyses, he shall continue his contract with the Medical Association of Georgia's Impaired Physicians Program, he shall continue with his Impaired Physicians Committee of Washoe County, and he shall contribute 250 hours of community service to drug related programs. 

• 03/23/1987 
  • The Board ordered, and Dr. Rueckl agreed, to refrain from the practice of medicine in the state of Nevada until the matter of the October 20, 1986 Complaint can be heard by the Board. 

• 05/09/1986 
  • The Board entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Rueckl and it was ordered that his medical license is revoked, the revocation stayed and he is placed on probation for seven years, he will obtain the opinion of a qualified pathologist on any tissue suspected of being cancerous, he will enter into a contract with the Medical Association of Georgia's Impaired Physician's Program for 7 years, and he shall submit to random urinalyses and other bodily fluids. 

• 06/10/1989 
  • Charged with gross malpractice. Stipulated settlement: If Dr. Ruff returns to Nevada to practice medicine, he will be be limited to practice in the field of Anesthesiology only, he shall pass a peer review evaluation, and he may be asked to submit to a mental or physical exam to determine his professional competency. 

• 12/05/2011 | License No. 401
  • On December 2, 2011, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted the voluntary surrender of Ms. Ruhl's license to practice medicine in Nevada while under investigation.

•  05/27/2010 | Case No. 10-190-1 
  • The Investigative Committee of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended Ms. Ruhl's license to practice as a physician assistant until further order of the Investigative Committee or the Board. 

• 10/14/2008
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board), following its review of the complaint and exhibits, found that Mr. Russell violated NAC 630.540(1), by willfully and intentionally making a false statement in applying for a license, when he failed to disclose arrests when applying for reinstatement of his respiratory care licensure. The Board entered its Order as follows: Mr. Russell's license as a Certified Respiratory Therapist in the State of Nevada is revoked and he shall reimburse the Board incurred costs and fees in the amount of $3,080.56 within 90 days.

• 09/12/2011 | Case No. 11-29622-1 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Sacco violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in the First Amended Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Sacco receive reimburse the Board’s costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 03/14/2011
  • On March 11, 2011, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a settlement agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Sack violated NRS 630.3062(1), for failure to maintain timely, legible, accurate and complete medical records relating to the diagnosis, treatment and care of a patient, and ordering that Dr. Sack receive a public reprimand; that he complete 10 hours continuing medical education (CME) on the topic of medical record keeping, to be pre-approved by the Chair of the Investigative Committee, to be completed within 1 year of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement, and to be in addition to any other CME required as a condition of licensure; and that he reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, payable within 60 days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement by the Board.

• 12/05/2011 | Case No. 10-18975-1 
  • On December 2, 2011, a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Sahm agreed that an order may be entered by the Board finding she committed a violation of NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint. Dr. Sahm shall complete, in person, six (6) hours of continuing medical education (CME) on the topic of treatment and monitoring of acute coronary syndromes; and shall reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case.

• 09/06/2013 | Case No. 13-31149-1
  • On September 6, 2013, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Saleh violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.301(3) and ordering that he receive a public reprimand, complete ten (10) hours of Continuing Medical Education related to opioid prescribing and/or pain management and reimburse the Board its costs and fees incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case within ninety (90) days. Counts II, III and IV of the Complaint shall be dismissed.

• 06/07/2013 | Case No. 13-9584-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Sanders engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Nevada Medical Practice Act, to wit: one count of administering, dispensing or prescribing any controlled substance, or any dangerous drug as defined in Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) Chapter 454, to or for himself, except as authorized by law, a violation of NRS 630.306(3), as set forth in the formal Complaint, and ordered that his license be suspended for 60 months, with said suspension stayed and Dr. Sanders being placed on probation for 60 months, subject to various terms and conditions, beginning February 18, 2013; that he receive a public reprimand; that he pay a fine of $1,000.00; that he complete 40 hours continuing medical education related to signs and symptoms of addiction and/or pain management; that he perform 40 hours of community service; and that he reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case. 

• 11/14/2012 | License No. 5393
  • The Investigative Committee of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended the license of Thomas Sanders, M.D. based upon preliminary findings arising from the suspension of his DEA license, allegations of self-prescribing controlled substances and potentially diverting controlled substances to others. The Investigation Committee, therefore, reasonably determined that the suspension was necessary to protect the public and remove a risk of imminent harm to the health, safety and welfare of the people of the state of Nevada. 

• 10/30/1990 
  • Dr. Sandidge petitioned the Board to modify the June 25, 1990 Order. The Board accepted the petition and it was ordered that the 500 hours of community service be substituted for 20 hours of CME per year for 5 years of probation. All other terms shall remain in full force and effect. 

• 06/25/1990 
  • The Board ordered that Dr. Sandidge's Nevada medical license be revoked, the revocation was stayed and he was placed on probation for 5 years, he was issued a fine of $2,500.00, he shall perform 500 hours of community service, and be issued a public reprimand. 

• 12/03/2018 | Case No. 18-11729-1
  • On November 30, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Santos violated NRS 630.304(7), as set forth in Count III of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand, pay a $2,500.00 fine, and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Counts I and II of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.

• 12/11/2013 | Case No. 12-29257-1
  • On December 6, 2013, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered, based upon a plea of no contest, finding Dr. Sarfo violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.3062(1), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint against him, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; complete 10 hours continuing medical education regarding the subject of electronic health records, within one year of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement; and pay the Board $4,900 for costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, payable within 180 days of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement. Count I of the Complaint was dismissed with prejudice. Additionally, all Board open investigative complaints and/or open formal complaints as of the date of the Board’s approval of the Settlement Agreement shall be fully and finally resolved by the terms and conditions contained in the Settlement Agreement and deemed closed with prejudice without any further action.

• 10/07/1999 
  • The Board accepted Dr. Savery's irrevocable surrender of his Nevada medical license while under investigation. 

• 08/16/1999 
  • The Board ordered to summarily suspend Dr. Savery's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada pending proceedings on the Complaint. 

• 04/20/1999
  • The Board filed an Amended Order allowing Mr. Sayler to make payments to the Board as ordered in the September 29, 1998 Order. 

• 09/29/1998 
  • The Board ordered to revoke Mr. Sayler's license to practice as a physician assistant in the state of Nevada, the revocation was stayed and he was placed on probation for 5 years, he received a public reprimand, he was referred to the diversion program for an evaluation, he shall receive an additional 20 hours of CME in pain management, sexual boundaries and ethical behavior each year of probation, pay for administrative costs incurred by the Board, he cannot prescribe scheduled drugs, a supervising physician must be on the premises at all times and review all of the patient charts.

• 12/06/2010
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Sazani violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Sazani receive a public reprimand, pay a fine of $1,500 and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, payable within 60 days of the acceptance of the Settlement Agreement by the Board.

• 12/16/1996 
  • The Board entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Schieve and it was ordered that he receive a public written reprimand, that he pay all administrative expenses incurred by the Board, and that his license be revoked, the revocation be stayed and that he be placed on five years' probation, he shall not practice medicine in Nevada during his probation, that on 7/1/97 he may request to be placed on inactive status and will remain on inactive status during his probationary period. 

• 10/14/2008
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board), following review of the Complaint and exhibits found that Dr. Schmerler violated Nevada Revised Statute (NRS) 630.304(1) on both counts I and II contained in the March 20, 2008 Complaint filed by the Investigative Committee (IC) of the Board by making misrepresentations that he was certified by the American Board of Family Medicine (ABFM) on his initial application for re-licensure as well as during the subsequent renewal period, when his ABFM certification had in fact been revoked. The Board entered its Order as follows: Discipline is warranted as Dr. Schmerler has violated NRS 630; Dr. Schmerler's Nevada medical license is revoked and Dr. Schmerler shall reimburse the Board incurred costs and fees in the amount of $7,647.11 within 90 days.
   

• 10/13/2006 
  • On September 15, 2006, the Board found Dr. Schmerler committed malpractice for failing to use the reasonable care, skill or knowledge ordinarily used under similar circumstances in providing care or treatment to a patient, in violation of NRS 630.301(4). The Board ordered that Dr. Schmerler receive a public letter of reprimand and that he reimburse the Board’s costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. 
   

• 07/11/2005 
  • On June 3, 23005, the Board accepted and approved the Stipulation for Settlement of its 11/8/2004 complaint against Dr. Schmerler. The Board ordered that Dr. Schmerler be found guilty of one count of malpractice for failing to use the reasonable care, skill or knowledge ordinarily used under similar circumstances in providing care or treatment to patient, a violation of NRS 630.301(4), and ordered that Dr. Schmerler receive a public written reprimand and that Dr. Schmerler pay all administrative fees and costs incurred in the case against him. 
   

• 04/07/2003 
  • The Board found Dr. Schmerler guilty of Count One of the Complaint: conviction of a felony, a violation of NRS 630.301 (1); and Guilty of Count Two of the Complaint: conviction of a crime of moral turpitude, a violation of NRS 630.301 (1). The Board ORDERED that: Dr Schmerler's licensed is REVOKED; shall pay a fine of $5,000.00 for each Count ($10,000.00 total on all Counts); shall pay all costs incurred by the BOARD in the amount of $7, 296.52. 
   

• 09/10/2001 
  • The Board entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Schmerler and it was ordered that his license be limited for a period of 2 years from any procedures performed commonly known as "liposuction" , he shall again use any form for patient signature such as forms entitled "Office Surgery Discount", he shall attend an additional 10 hour CME course in medical ethics, he shall be issued a public reprimand, and he shall pay all administrative costs incurred by the board in the investigation and hearing process. 
   

• 03/06/2017 | Case No. 17-36566-1
  • On March 3, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Mr. Schmidt violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.3062(1), as set forth in the Complaint against him, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand, complete 3 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure, and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 09/10/2003 
  • At the September 5, 2003 Board meeting, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved a Stipulation for Settlement filed on September 5, 2003, and ordered the following: 
  • 1) Respondent shall be issued a public reprimand. 
  • 2) Respondent shall pay the sum of $1,243.52 within thirty (30) days of the date of this Order to the Board for all costs of the Board associated with the investigation and prosecution of this matter. 
  • 3) Respondent is fined the sum of $1000.00 to be paid within thirty (30) days of the date of this order. 
  • 4) Respondent's license is suspended for a period of one (1) year, said suspension of Respondent's license is stayed and Respondent is placed on probation for one (1) year from the date of this order upon the following terms and conditions:
  • (a) Respondent shall not violate any provision of the Medical Practice Act of the state of Nevada during said probationary period.
  • (b) Respondent, shall, at any time, at any place, on any unlimited number of occasions, provide Carol Bowers, R.N., Executive Director, Nevada Health Professionals Assistance Foundation, or any person designated by Carol Bowers, R.N., with an observed urine sample, and pay all costs associated therewith. 

• 12/11/2013 | Case No. 13-6513-1
  • On December 6, 2013, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Seip violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.3062(1), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint against him, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a fine of $1,500, complete 15 hours continuing medical education regarding the subject of trauma and orthopedics, within one year of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement; perform 25 hours of community service at Volunteers in Medicine in Southern Nevada, within 12 months of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement; and reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, the fine and costs payable within 12 months of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement. Count II of the Complaint was dismissed. 

• 06/07/2013 | Case No. 12-6513-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Seip engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Nevada Medical Practice Act, to wit: one violation of Nevada Revised Statute 630.3062(1), for failure to maintain timely, legible, accurate and complete medical records relating to the diagnosis, treatment and care of a patient, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand, complete 20 hours of CME regarding medical record keeping, pay a fine of $2,000.00 and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case. 

• 06/04/2009
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board), held a public hearing and received the statements, exhibits and testimony regarding this matter and found Dr. Seldon guilty of violations of NRS 630.301(1), NRS 630.301(11)(f) and NRS 630.306(7). Dr. Seldon's Nevada license to practice medicine was revoked; Dr. Seldon shall reimburse the Board for all costs and fees in the amount of $10,967.91, payable within 90 days of this order, and shall pay a fine in the amount of $15,000, payable within 90 days of this order. 

• 12/01/2008 
  • The Investigative Committee (IC) of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board), at an Emergency Telephonic Meeting, filed its Complaint and Request for Summary Suspension against Dr. Seldon alleging: Count I: Dr. Seldon's convictions in federal court all relate to his medical practice at "A New You" and specifically to his use of TRItox, in place of Botox, unbeknownst to his patients; and as such he has violated NRS 630.301(1); Count II: Dr. Seldon's conviction for fourteen counts of mail fraud relating to the purchase and use of TRItox and one count of misbranding a drug while held for sale are violations of federal law and thus he has violated NRS 630.01(11)(f); and Count III: Dr. Seldon's actions, as proven in federal court, and those alleged in the recent filing of a formal disciplinary Complaint against him show an on-going and continual failure to exercise the skill or diligence or use of the methods ordinarily exercised under the same circumstances by physicians in good standing practicing in the same specialty or field, a violation of NRS 630.306(7). The Board ordered that Dr. Seldon's license to practice medicine is hereby summarily suspended pending a hearing on the matter. 

• 3/17/2003 
  • On February 3, 2003, Dr. Selkin entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners wherein the Board shall issue the Decision and Order as: Issue Respondent a Public Reprimand; Order Respondent to pay $9,250.00 as disgorgement of payments received by Respondent while not licensed in Nevada; and to fine Respondent $1,000.00. The Board issued its order on March 17, 2003. 

• 08/26/2020 | Case Nos. 19-32539-01 and 20-32539-1
  • On August 26.2020 the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Shah violated NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint in Case No. 19-32539-01, and NRS 630.301(4) and NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in the Complaint in Case No. 20-32539-1,  and ordering that his license to practice medicine in the State of Nevada be immediately revoked, and he may not apply for reinstatement of a license to practice medicine for a period of one year; that he pay total fines in the amount of $10,000; receive a public reprimand; and pay the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Count I of the Complaint in Case No. 19-32539-01 was dismissed with prejudice.  
   

• 06/20/2000 
  • Charged with violation of NRS 630.301(3), his license to practice medicine in Nevada was suspended July 1, 1999 for non payment of annual registration fees, and based on the action taken against his medical license in California. License revoked. 

• 09/06/2019 | Case No. 18-33803-1
  • On September 6, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Shah violated NRS 630.301(1), as set forth in the First Amended Complaint, and ordering that his license to practice medicine in Nevada shall be placed on probation for an indeterminate period of time, not to exceed 60 months, subject to various terms and conditions, including the following: (1) public reprimand; (2) $2,500.00 fine; (3) 8 hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME), in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; (4) reimbursement of the Board's fees and costs associated with investigation and prosecution of the matter; (5) Dr. Shah must be supervised at all times during any and all interactions with all female patients with a formal monitoring agreement with approved and identified monitors.

• 09/14/2007 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted, approved and adopted a settlement agreement, whereby Dr. Shallenberger, by not contesting, hereby agrees, and does not contest, that an order may be entered herein by the Board finding that he engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: that in treating the patient referenced in the original complaint filed by the Investigative Committee, his allopathic care and associated medical record keeping of the patient were inconsistent with the appropriate standard of care that should have been applied based upon the circumstances, and therefore tantamount to a violation of NRS 630.301(4), that Dr. Shallenberger be publicly reprimanded, that he be fined in the amount of $5,000.00, and that within one year of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement, Dr. Shallenberger shall complete 16 hours of continuing medical education on the subject of cancer screening and diagnosis, to be pre-approved by Board's Investigative Committee. The aforementioned continuing medical education is to be in addition to any other continuing medical education requirements which are regularly imposed upon Dr. Shallenberger as a condition of licensure in the state of Nevada. Further, Dr. Shallenberger shall reimburse the Board's costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case. The aforementioned fine and costs are to be paid to the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners within 60 days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement by the Board. 

• 11/03/1995 
  • The Board entered into a stipulation for settlement with Dr. Shallenberger and ordered that he receive a public written reprimand and pay the administrative and investigative costs incurred by the Board. 

• 09/05/2014 | Case Nos. 13-11856-1 & 13-11856-2
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Sharda violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.3062(1) (2 counts) [failure to maintain timely, legible, accurate and complete medical records relating to the diagnosis, treatment and care of a patient], as set forth in Count I of the Complaint against him in Case No. 13-11856-1 and Count I of the Complaint against him in Case No. 13-11856-2, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; complete 12 hours continuing medical education regarding the subject of medical records and/or ethics within 1 year of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement; and reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case within 1 year of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement. Count II of the Complaint in Case No. 13-11856-1 and Counts II and III in Case No. 13-11856-2 were dismissed.

• 11/30/2012 | Case No. 12-11856-1
  • On November 30, 2012, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement by which the Board entered an order finding Dr. Sharda engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Nevada Medical Practice Act, to wit: the failure to maintain timely, legible, accurate and complete medical records relating to the diagnosis, treatment and care of a patient, a violation of Nevada Revised Statute 630.3062(1), as set forth in Count I of the formal Complaint. The Board also ordered costs and a fine to be paid to the Board within 30 days.

• 09/15/2011 | Case No. 10-11856-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement in settlement of its Complaint against Dr. Sharda. Dr. Sharda neither admits nor denies the allegations contained in the Complaint, but agrees a stipulated resolution in this matter is fair and appropriate and that an order may be entered by the Board finding he violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a fine of $2,000; complete 10 hours continuing medical education (CME), 2 hours on the subject of record keeping and 8 hours regarding his area of specialty, to be completed within 6 months of the Board's acceptance of the Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement, to be in addition to any CME required to maintain licensure, and to be pre-approved by the Chair of the Investigative Committee; and reimburse the Board’s costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 06/13/2011 | Case No. 08-11856-1
  • On June 10, 2011, pursuant to an Order of the Eighth Judicial District Court of Nevada (A-10-612556-J), the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners entered its Amended Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Order finding that Dr. Sharda violated NRS 630.3062(1) as alleged in Count IX of the Amended Complaint. The Board ordered that Dr. Sharda shall be issued an amended public reprimand, with the previously issued public reprimand being rescinded, and ordering that Dr. Sharda shall reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case in the amount of $19,902.16 within 60 days of the date of the filing of the Order. Counts I, II, III, IV, V and VII were dismissed. (Counts VI and VIII were previously dismissed during the hearing on the matter.) 

• 07/09/2010 | Case No. 08-11856-1
  • On June 11, 2010, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, following its adjudication of the matter, found Dr. Sharda guilty of Count IV of the Amended Complaint, a violation of NRS 630.301(4), and of Count IX, a violation of NRS 630.3062(1). The Board ordered that Dr. Sharda be issued a public reprimand and shall reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case in the amount of $19,902.16, within 60 days of the date of the filing of the Order. Counts I, II, III, V and VII of the Amended Complaint are dismissed. (Counts VI and VIII of the Amended Complaint were dismissed at hearing.) 

• 03/05/2021 | Case No. 20-42785-1
  • On March 5, 2021, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Sharma violated NRS 630.301(3) as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 08/26/2000 
  • The Board accepted Dr. Sheretz's voluntary surrender of license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada while under investigation. 

• 07/13/2000 
  • Dr. Sheretz voluntarily surrendered his license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada while under investigation. 

• 06/08/2012 | Case No. 11-12158-1
  • On June 8, 2012, a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board) in which the Board entered an order finding that Dr. Siddiqui engaged in conduct which is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: a five-count violation of NRS 630.3062(1), failing to maintain timely, legible, accurate and complete medical records related to the diagnosis, treatment and care of a patient. The Board ordered that Dr. Siddiqui be issued a public reprimand; that he complete six (6) hours of continuing medical education on the subject of medical record keeping; and that he reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case.

• 03/14/2011 | Case No. 10-12158-1
  • On March 11, 2011, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a settlement agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Siddiqui violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Siddiqui receive a public reprimand, that he pay a fine of $4,000, and that he reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, the fine and costs payable within 60 days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement by the Board.

• 03/09/2020 | Case No. 19-13009-1
  • On March 6, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Siems violated NRS 630.3062(1)(a) (2 counts), as set forth in Counts I and II of the Complaint, and ordered that he receive a public reprimand; pay total fines in the amount of $1,000.00; complete 4 hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME), in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Counts II and IV of the Complaint were dismissed with prejudice.

• 12/04/2020 | Case No. 20-4041-1
  • On December 4, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Silver violated NRS 630.306(1)(r) and NRS 630.306(1)(b)(3), as set forth in the First Amended Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $500.00 fine; complete three hours of continuing medical education (CME), in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Dr. Silver shall remain in his specialty of gynecology and infertility and with his pre-existing and established patients provide injectable fillers upon request; Dr. Silver shall not engage in any medical spa related activities with any unlicensed individuals or entities.

• 09/11/2017 | Case No. 16-38587-1
  • On September 8, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Mr. Simons violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(2) and NRS 630.3062(1), as set forth in Counts III and IV of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; complete three hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Counts I and II of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice. 

• 12/05/2011 | Case No. 11-5013-1 
  • On December 2, 2011, a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Simpson agreed that an order may be entered by the Board finding he committed a violation of NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint. Dr. Simpson shall receive a public reprimand, complete, in person, six (6) hours of continuing medical education (CME) on the topic of hormone therapy and/or hormone prescribing; and shall reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case.

• 08/31/2012
  • The Investigative Committee of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended the license of Richard Alan Singer, M.D. to practice medicine in the state of Nevada pursuant to Nevada Revised Statute 630.326(1). The Committee believes that due to the recent voluntary surrenders of privileges at two (2) Las Vegas hospitals and Dr. Singer's stated intent to continue the active practice of medicine in Nevada, the health, safety and welfare of the public is at imminent risk of harm and that a summary suspension of Dr. Singer's license to practice is necessary to remove said risk of imminent harm to the health, safety and welfare of the public.

• 03/11/2013 | Case No. 12-27376-1 
  • On March 8, 2011, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Sinha engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Nevada Medical Practice Act, to wit: three counts of failing to maintain timely and complete medical records, three violations of NRS 630.3062(1). Additionally, the Board ordered that Dr. Sinha receive a public reprimand, complete five hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME) regarding the subject of prescribing controlled substances, complete five hours of CME regarding the subject of medical record keeping, pay a fine and reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case. 

• 03/05/2010
  • A Settlement Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Skogerson was found guilty of a violation of NRS 630.301(4), and the Board ordered that he pay a fine of $2,000 and reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case. 

• 12/01/2006 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found Dr. Skogerson committed malpractice for failing to use the reasonable care, skill or knowledge ordinarily used under similar circumstances in providing care or treatment to a patient, a violation of NRS 630.301(4). The Board ordered that Dr. Skogerson receive a public reprimand and that he reimburse the Board’s costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, payable within 90 days of the date of the Board’s order. 

•  12/09/2019 | Case No. 19-28205-1
  • On December 6, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Smith violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(3), NRS 630.306(1)(r) and NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in Counts II, III and IV  of the Complaint, and ordering that she receive a public reprimand; pay a fine of $1,500; complete 6 hours of continuing medical education (CME), in addition to her statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her. Count I of the Complaint was dismissed with prejudice.
   12/09/2019 | Case No. 19-28205-2
  • On December 6, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Smith violated NRS 630.3062(1)(a) (3 counts), as set forth in Counts I, V and VI of the Complaint, and ordering that she receive a public reprimand; complete 3 hours of continuing medical education (CME), in addition to her statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her. Counts II, III and IV of the Complaint were dismissed with prejudice.
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   06/06/2014 | Case No. 13-28205-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Smith violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.301(4), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint filed against her, and ordering that she pay a fine of $2,500; complete 15 hours of continuing medical education; and reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her. Count I of the Complaint was dismissed.
   

• 09/06/2019 | Case No. 19-24424-1
  • On September 6, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Smith violated NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $500.00 fine; complete 20 hours of Continuing Medical Education; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 09/05/2014 | Case No. 10-11398-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Smith violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.301(4) [malpractice], as set forth in the Complaint filed against him, and ordering that he make a contribution of $2,500 to a medically-related, non-profit entity/organization within 30 days of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement; complete 8 hours of continuing medical education regarding spinal surgery within 1 year of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement; and reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case within 30 days of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement.

• 08/24/1998 
  • The Board entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Soli and it was ordered that his license to be practice medicine in the state of Nevada be revoked, the revocation was stayed and he was placed probation for 5 years, be issued a public reprimand, take an additional 17 hours of CME category 1 AMA approved in the field of record keeping, pay the costs of the investigation and administrative process, he shall not use the EAV Dermatron matching or any similar machine, shall not engage in the practice of Chelation Therapy or refer patients to other healthcare professionals for chelation therapy, and his practice shall be limited to allergy and general practice. 

• 07/24/1990 
  • The Board ordered that Dr. Soli successfully completed his probation and his license was restored, however he may not prescribe, administer or dispense controlled substances as long as he is a practicing physician in Nevada. 

• 06/04/1984 
  • The Board entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Soli and it was ordered that his Nevada medical license be revoked, the revocation stayed and he was placed on probation for 5 years, prescribe administer and dispense controlled substances as long as he is a practicing physician in the state of Nevada, he shall take an additional 25 hours of CME per every year of his probation in the medical treatment of alcohol abuse, and he will involve himself in any community service program to assist in his CME concerning the treatment of alcoholics. 

• 02/22/1984 
  • The Board ordered to summarily suspend Dr. Soli's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada pending the proceedings in the matter. 

• 06/14/2011 | Case No. 10-19294-1
  • Upon a review of the evidence presented to it in the matter, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found that Mr. Somers violated NAC 630.380(1)(f), as set forth in the Complaint. The Board ordered that Mr. Somers receive a public reprimand; complete five hours continuing medical education on the treatment of paronychia and osteomyelitis of the fingers, or treatment of infections of the bone, within six months of the filing of the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law and Order; and reimburse the Board’s costs incurred in the investigation, payable within six months of the filing of the Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Order. 

• 12/06/2010
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Soong violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Soong receive a public reprimand, pay a fine of $1,000 and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, payable within 60 days of the acceptance of the Settlement Agreement by the Board.

• 05/25/1988 
  • The Board entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Spector and it was ordered that his license be revoked, the revocation was stayed and he was placed on probation for five years, he will enter into a contract with the Northern Nevada Physicians Aid Committee for five years, he be ordered to submit to random urinalysis, submit to a psychiatric examination, and he shall not dispense any controlled substances in the state of Nevada. 

• 06/14/2000 
  • Mr. Spencer surrendered his license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada while under investigation. 

• 03/07/2014 | Case No. 12-10270-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Spero violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.3062(1) (three counts), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint against him, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; perform 45 hours of community service in a medically related field; pay a fine of $1,000; and reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, the fine and costs payable within 180 days of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement. Counts I and III of the Complaint, and three of the six counts contained in Count II of the formal Complaint, were dismissed.

• 06/08/2015 | Case No. 14-29866-1
  • On June 5, 2015, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Stacey violated Nevada Administrative Code 630.370(1)(b), (2) and (5) and NAC 630.230(1)(i), as set forth in the Complaint against her, and ordering the following: that Dr. Stacey receive a public reprimand; that she pay a fine of $5,000.00 within 30 days of the Board's order; that she complete 12 hours of CME regarding the topics of supervising physician assistants (6 hours), prescription abuse and overdose (4 hours) and practicing outside one's scope of practice (2 hours), within 1 year of the Board's order; that she voluntarily agrees never to supervise a physician assistant while licensed in Nevada; that she reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her within 30 days of the Board’s order; and that she reimburse the Board any reasonable costs and expenses incurred by the Board in monitoring her compliance with the Settlement Agreement.

• 12/05/2011 | Case No. 10-18975-1 
  • On December 2, 2011, a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Stahl agreed that an order may be entered by the Board finding he committed a violation of NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint. Dr. Stahl shall receive a public reprimand; complete, in person, ten (10) hours of continuing medical education (CME) on the topic of pacemaker placement; and shall reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case.

• 09/11/2012 | Case No. 12-9963-1
  • On September 7, 2012, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Starr engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: one count of engaging in any sexual activity with a patient who is currently being treated by the practitioner, a violation of NRS 630.301(5), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and one count of engaging in conduct that brings the medical profession into disrepute, a violation of NRS 630.301(9), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint. The Board further ordered that Dr. Starr be publicly reprimanded; pay a fine of $1,000 to the Board; perform 40 hours of community service in a medically related field; attend, in person, ten (10) hours of Continuing Medical Education in medical ethics and/or patient boundaries, in addition to the credits required for licensure, and reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case. The fine and costs payable within thirty (30) days. The Board further ordered that Counts III and IV of the Complaint were dismissed.

• 06/02/2017 | Case No. 17-39985-1
  •  On June 2, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Starritt violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordering that she receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her.  Count II of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice. 

• 09/11/2015 | Case No. 15-39985-1
  • On September 11, 2015, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Starritt violated NRS 630.301(3) (two counts), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that she shall not act as an attending physician in Nevada, as set out in NRS Chapter 453A, for purposes related to medical marijuana authorizations until the same restriction is lifted from her Colorado medical license; that she receive a public reprimand; that she complete 10 hours of CME, in addition to her statutory CME requirements for licensure, on the topics of prescribing practices (4 hours), medical marijuana (4 hours) and record keeping (2 hours); that she reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her; and that she reimburse the Board for any reasonable costs and expenses incurred by the Board in monitoring her compliance with the Agreement. 
   

• 11/30/2007 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners concluded that Dr. Steele violated NRS 630.301(1) and NRS 630.301(11)(f), as set forth in the Complaint against him, as a result of his conviction under U.S.C.A. 21:841(a)(6) and 846. Dr. Steele's license as a physician in the state of Nevada was revoked. 

• 06/30/2005 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, in an Emergency Meeting on June 30, 2005, summarily suspended Dr. Steele's license to practice medicine in Nevada pending the outcome of disciplinary proceedings against him. 

• 04/23/2003 
  • On April 7, 2003, the Board of Medical Examiners found Dr. Stein guilty of a violation of NRS 630.304(1), attempting to obtain a license to practice medicine by fraud or misrepresentation or by false, misleading, inaccurate or incomplete statement, and a violation of NRS 630.306(2)(a), engaging in conduct intended to deceive. The Board ordered: 1) Dr. Stein shall be issued a public reprimand; 2) Dr. Stein shall pay a fine of $2,000.00 for each count; 3) Dr. Stein shall complete six units of Continuing Medical Education in Ethics within one year of the Order; and 4) Dr. Stein shall pay all costs incurred by the Board in these disciplinary proceedings in the amount of $2,819.02. 

• 09/13/2000 
  • Charged with a violation of NRS 630.301(3), based on his license to practice medicine in Nevada being suspended July 1, 1999 for non-payment of annual registration fees, and the action against his license to practice in Utah. License revoked and Dr. Stoddard to pay all costs incurred by the Board in the disciplinary proceedings. 

• 03/17/2006 
  • A Settlement Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dietrich Stoermer, M.D. acknowledged that he engaged in conduct that is ground for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: revocation, in anther jurisdiction, of his medical license to practice, in violation of NRS 630.301(1), and failure to report discipline taken against him in another jurisdiction, in violation of NRS 630.306(11). The Board ordered that Dr. Stoermer's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be revoked, that he pay a fine in the amount of $5,000.00, and pay $2,424.26 for administrative fees due within one hundred twenty (120) days of the order. 

• 03/05/1993 
  • The Board ordered that Dr. Stoermer be issued a public reprimand, and he was suspended from prescribing schedule II controlled substances, and he was ordered to take CME courses in pain management which includes instructions on prescription writing and medical documentation and record keeping. 

• 09/09/2016
  • On September 9, 2016, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted the voluntary surrender of Dr. Stoughton’s license to practice medicine while under investigation.

• 12/05/2011 | Case No. 10-18975-1 
  • On December 2, 2011, a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Strebel agreed that an order may be entered by the Board finding he committed a violation of NRS 630.3062(1), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint. Dr. Strebel shall receive a public reprimand, pay a fine of $1,000, complete six (6) hours of continuing medical education (CME) on the topic of medical record keeping; and shall reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case.

• 09/11/2020 | Case No. 20-10382-1
  • On September 11, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Stumpf violated 630.306(1)(b)(2), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; complete four hours of continuing medical education (CME), in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Count II of the Complaint was dismissed with prejudice.

• 03/07/2014 | Case No. 13-11344-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Su violated Nevada Revised Statute (NRS) 630.3062(1) (10 counts) and NRS 630.301(4) (4 counts), and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a fine of $2,500; and reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, the fine and costs payable within 1 year of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement. 

• 03/05/2010 | Case No. 09-11344-1
  • A Settlement Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Su was found guilty of three violations of NRS 630.301(4), one violation of NRS 630.3062(1), one violation of NRS 630.306(2)(a), and one violation of NRS 630.301(7) and the Board ordered as follows: 1. That Dr. Su receive a public reprimand; 2. that Dr. Su pay a fine of $4,500; 3. That Dr. Su reimburse the Board the costs and expensed incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case; and 4. That Dr. Su's license be revoked, with the revocation stayed contingent upon compliance with terms and conditions of probation: Dr. Su agrees to allow the Board unfettered access to his medical records, and agrees that they may be inspected randomly and unannounced to him for a period of 24 months after adoption of the settlement agreement, to ensure Dr. Su's subsequent treatment protocols are consistent with Nevada statutes and regulations; he will immediately cease to perform any medical or surgical procedures that are of a cosmetic or plastic surgical nature, and until further order of the Board will not perform these types of procedures; he will not delegate the performance of these types of procedures to another who would be authorized under his authority as a licensee; he will not associate with or otherwise participate in a practice with another practitioner who would perform these types of procedures; and he will not petition the Board for modification of this condition for 18 months.

• 09/09/2009 
  • Dr. Su and the Investigative Committee of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners stipulated and agreed as follows: 1. Dr. Su agrees that he will not perform any cosmetic surgery procedures until the case is resolved by Order of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners. During this time, Dr. Su agrees to limit his practice of medicine to family practice. 2. The summary suspension of Dr. Su's license filed on July 27, 2009 is lifted, subject to the limitations on Dr. Su's practice set forth in item 1. 

• 07/27/2009 
  • The Investigative Committee of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended Dr. Su's medical license until further order of the Investigative Committee. 

• 03/17/2006 | Case No. 05-11344-1
  • A Settlement Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Su acknowledged that he engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: one count of obtaining a license to practice medicine by means of bribery, fraud, misrepresentation or by false, misleading inaccurate or incomplete statements, a violation of NRS 630.304(1). The remaining count contained in the complaint filed November 2, 2005, was dismissed. The Board ordered that Dr. Su be issued a public reprimand and that he pay $724.15 for administrative fees due within sixty (60) days of the order.

• 02/12/1997 
  • Charged with conviction of a felony, bankruptcy fraud in the state of California, and action taken against his medical license in the state of California. License revoked; the revocation was stayed, he was placed on probation to run concurrent with the California Medical Board's probationary period, and shall pay all administrative costs incurred by the Board. 

• 11/30/2007 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved and accepted a Settlement Agreement whereby, Mr. Sullivan, by not contesting, hereby agreed, that an order may be entered herein by the Board finding that he engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act to wit: one count of failing to administer a drug except as authorized by law when he administered a drug not approved for human use, specifically botulinum toxin type A, and that he shall be placed on twelve (12) months of probation with the following conditions: 
  • 1) Mr. Sullivan shall not personally use any injected cosmetic substance on himself or others during the probationary period; 
  • 2) Mr. Sullivan shall complete six (6) hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME) on the topic of charting and ethics, to be pre-approved by the Investigative Committee Chair and to be completed within the probationary period. Said CME shall be in addition to any other continuing medical education required as a condition of licensure; and
  • 3) Mr. Sullivan shall pay a fine of $500, to be paid within one hundred and eighty (180) days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement by the Board and Respondent may enter into a payment plan if necessary to pay said fine.
  • 4) If Mr. Sullivan fails to meet any of the terms of his probation, his license to practice as a physician assistant shall be suspended for thirty (30) days.
  • Mr. Sullivan also agrees to reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case within one hundred and eighty (180) days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement by the Board and Mr. Sullivan may enter into a payment plan to pay said costs if necessary. Furthermore, counts I and II of the Complaint shall be dismissed. 

• 04/13/2001 
  • The Board entered into a Stipulation For Settlement with Dr. Sundar-Raj and it was ordered that his license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be revoked, the revocation is stayed and he is placed on probation for five years, he shall employ the services of a board certified Psychiatrist to treat, supervise, and prescribe him medications, he shall authorize his medical doctor to report directly to the Board the treatment, medications, diagnoses, and supervision of his compliance, and he shall pay the costs of the investigation to the Board. 

• 12/05/2000 
  • The Board issued an order of Summary Suspension of License to Practice Medicine in the State of Nevada against Dr. Sundar-Raj based on the allegations set out in the Complaint. 

• 10/10/2001 
  • Dr. Surman voluntarily withdrew from the practice of medicine in Oregon while under investigation by the Oregon Board. The Board ordered Dr. Surman be issued a public reprimand and pay for all administrative costs incurred by the Board in the investigation and prosecution of the case. 

• 10/14/2008 | Case No. 07-20873-1
  • On October 3, 2008, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board), following review of the Complaint and exhibits, found that Dr. Swaine failed to comply with the terms of the Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement, which had been agreed to and adopted by the Board on March 28, 2008, wherein he admitted to all counts alleged in the Second Amended Complaint; the Board imposed a stayed revocation of Dr. Swaine's Nevada medical license and Dr. Swaine was placed on probation for five years with multiple terms and conditions. A Motion for Order to Show Cause was filed by the Investigative Committee (IC) of the Board against Dr. Swaine in August 2008, alleging that Dr. Swaine had failed to comply with the terms of the Settlement Agreement when he refused to comply with an Order for a drug screen on July 17, 2008, and when he failed to comply with the terms and conditions of his contract with NPHP and thus was inactivated from the program on July 17, 2008. Dr. Swaine was served with notice of the Motion for an Order to Show Cause and on October 3, 2008, the Board entered its Order as follows: The stay of the revocation of Dr. Swaine's Nevada medical license contained in the Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement is lifted and his Nevada medical license is revoked.
   

• 03/31/2008 | Case No. 07-20873-1
  • A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners. The Board entered its order finding that Dr. Swaine violated the Medical Practice Act, to wit: two counts of engaging in activity meant to deceive, violations of NRS 630.306(2)(a); one count of having a drug dependency, a violation of NRS 630.306(10); and one count of prescribing a controlled substance or dangerous drug in a manner not authorized by law, a violation of NRS 630.306(3). The Board ordered that Dr. Swaine's license to practice medicine be revoked, with the revocation stayed, and Dr. Swaine be placed on probation for five years with the following terms and conditions: Dr. Swaine shall not be reinstated to active status until the NPHP has stated in writing that he is able to safely resume the practice of medicine and the Board has issued and served him with an order stating that he is reinstated to active status; Dr. Swaine shall receive a public reprimand; shall contact the Compliance Officer of the Board within 30 days of the approval, acceptance and adoption of the Settlement Agreement and provide information regarding the most expeditious method of contacting him; Dr. Swaine shall comply with all federal, state and local laws and rules governing the practice of medicine in Nevada at all times he is practicing within the state; he shall submit to random alcohol and/or drug screens requested by the Board in addition to any such screens required by NPHP, at his own expense; he shall notify the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners within 48 hours of any arrest, criminal conviction, or any admission for treatment of substance abuse or psychological illness. Dr. Swaine, once reinstated to practice medicine, will be restricted to only practicing with one or more medical or doctors of osteopathy and must provide a copy of this agreement them. Dr. Swaine shall comply with all terms and conditions of his contract with the NPHP and shall extend his contract with the NPHP if so recommended by the program; he shall sign a new release of information allowing the Board to communicate and receive any and all information from the NPHP regarding his treatment and to communicate and receive any and all information from any treatment program that he has attended, is attending or will attend. Dr. Swaine shall submit to a psychological and/or psychiatric evaluation if requested by the Board and shall sign any necessary release of information for the results to be forwarded to the Board; he shall not prescribe any controlled substance or dangerous drug as defined in NRS 454 to any member of his immediate family or himself and shall prescribe controlled substances or dangerous drugs only in the manner authorized by law. Dr. Swaine agrees that if he is charged with professional misconduct in the future, the Settlement Agreement, and/or any related orders, and/or records of his compliance, may be admitted into evidence at a hearing regarding the alleged professional misconduct, at the sole discretion of the Investigative Committee. Dr. Swaine agrees to pay the costs of investigation and prosecution of the matter within 60 days of the approval, acceptance and adoption of the Settlement Agreement. Dr. Swaine agrees to pay the reasonable costs, if any, of monitoring his probation to the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners and shall pay said costs within 30 days of the due date of any invoice presented by the Board. That no sooner than six months prior to end the five year probationary term, Dr. Swaine will file a written petition for restoration of an unrestricted license, including proof of compliance with all conditions of the Settlement Agreement, to practice medicine in the state of Nevada and, if requested, to appear in front of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners at a regularly-scheduled Board meeting, with the understanding that restoration of an unrestricted license will not be unreasonably denied. 
   

• 11/27/2007 | Case No. 07-20873-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners met in an Emergency Meeting, pursuant to NRS 241.020, to consider the Complaint and Request for Summary Suspension of License against Dr. Swaine. The Board concluded that unforeseen circumstances had arisen and exist that pose a risk to the health and safety of the public and that required immediate Board action. Dr. Swaine tested positive for controlled substances in May, July and October of 2007, and his positive test in October of 2007 occurred while he was on leave from his out-of-state treatment program. Dr. Swaine practiced medicine surreptitiously after being told not to practice by Dr. Peter A. Mansky, Executive Medical Director of the Nevada Professionals Health Program ("NPHP"), pursuant to the terms of Dr. Swaine's NPHP agreement, in October of 2007, while he was on leave from his out-of-state program. Dr. Swaine managed to obtain leaves of absence from his out-of-state program to return to Las Vegas on two separate occasions, and the Board was concerned that he may do so again and practice medicine again, against the professional advice of the Executive Medical Director of NPHP and Respondent poses a risk to the health, safety and welfare of the public and the patients he sees and treats. Pursuant to NRS 630.329, the Board ORDERED that Dr. Swaine's license to practice medicine in Nevada be suspended pending proceedings for disciplinary action pursuant to the Complaint filed against him, or until further order of the Board. 
   

• 12/11/2013
  • On December 6, 2013, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted the voluntary surrender of Dr. Tafel's license to practice medicine while under investigation. 
   
• 03/25/2013 
  • The Investigative Committee of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners Summary Suspended the license of Dr. Tafel based upon preliminary findings arising from the Texas Medical Board's Temporary Suspension dated December 6, 2012. Due to Dr. Tafel's medical practice in Nevada being in the same practice area as that leading to the temporary suspension, the IC reasonably believed and determined that the health, safety and welfare of the public was at imminent risk of harm and that a summary suspension was necessary to remove said risk. 
   

• 06/02/2017 | Case No. 17-31390-1
  • On June 2, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Taheri violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Counts II and III of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.

• 12/05/2016 | Case No. 16-28591-1
  • On December 2, 2016, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Tan pled no contest to having violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he complete 3 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure, and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 09/10/2018 | Case No. 18-12169-1
  • On September 7, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Tannoury violated NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in Count III of the Complaint, and ordering that he complete 20 hours of CME and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. The remaining counts of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.

• 12/03/1993 
  • License to practice medicine in Louisiana suspended by Louisiana Medical Board. Stipulated settlement: placed on probation per the terms of his probation with the Louisiana Medical Board for 5 years. 

• 03/05/2010
  • On March 5, 2010, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board) reviewed and considered Dr. Tate's Petition for Modification of the Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement entered into on 12/5/08. The Board agreed that Dr. Tate has complied with all the terms of the Settlement Agreement and that he may be released from the duration of his probationary period. 

• 12/08/2008 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement, whereby Dr. Tate agreed that an order may be entered by the Board finding that he engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline per NRS 630.301(3), which provides that the revocation, suspension, modification or limitation of the license to practice any type of medicine by any other jurisdiction is grounds for disciplinary action. The Board entered its order as follows: Dr. Tate's license to practice medicine shall be revoked, the revocation stayed; and he shall be placed on probation until March 20, 2013 with the following conditions: Dr. Tate shall be issued a public reprimand; he shall comply with the terms and conditions of the California Medical Board's Decision of March 21, 2008; he shall contact the Compliance Officer within 30 days to provide his contact information; he shall sign a release of information allowing the Board to communicate with the California Medical Board regarding compliance with his California probation or provide proof of completion of probation and unrestricted license reinstatement; he shall comply with all federal, state and local laws and rules governing the practice of medicine while practicing in Nevada; he shall cooperate fully in the administration and enforcement of this Agreement with the Compliance Officer or other designee; and he shall reimburse the Board the incurred costs and expenses in the amount of $441.55 within 60 days. 

• 12/30/2011 | Case No. 10-9809-2
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found, by a preponderance of the evidence, that Dr. Tate violated NRS 630.301(4) when he failed and omitted to consult with a specialist in hepato-biliary surgery at any time and failed to transfer Patient A to a tertiary center with adequate specialization in biliary surgery in order to surgically treat Patient A. Based upon the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law, the Board ordered that Dr. Tate be issued a public reprimand; pay a fine of $5,000, complete ten (10) hours of Continuing Medical Education in biliary injuries arising during abdominal surgery; and reimburse the Board its costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case.

• 03/05/2010
  • A Settlement Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Thalgott was found guilty of a violation of NRS 630.301(9), and the Board ordered as follows: That Dr. Thalgott make a $5,000 donation to a charity to be mutually agreed upon between Dr. Thalgott and the Board; that he provide proof he attended six hours continuing medical education on the issue of ethics in fiscal years 2008-2009, which were in addition to any continuing medical education required as a condition of licensure; and that he pay the sum of $9,500 to deray the costs incurred by the Board in this matter.

• 08/13/1991
  • The Board revoked Dr. Thayer's (Minsky's) license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada.

• 06/08/2007 
  • A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, whereby Dr. Thielman, by not contesting, agreed that an Order be entered finding that he committed one (1) violation of the Medical Practice Act of the State of Nevada. More specifically, Dr. Thielman failed to maintain timely, legible, accurate, and complete medical records relating to the diagnosis, treatment and care of a patient, a violation of NRS 630.3062(1), by failing to show that he obtained proper informed consent for the surgical procedure. Dr. Thielman shall pay a $1000.00 fine and shall complete six (6) hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME) on the topics of informed consent and charting, to be pre-approved by the Investigative Committee Chair. Said CME to be at his own expense and shall be in addition to any other continuing medical education required as a condition of licensure and shall be completed within one (1) year of the acceptance, adoption and approval of this Agreement by the Board. Dr. Thielman shall reimburse the Board for expenses incurred during the investigation and prosecution of this case, in the amount of $1529.00. The fine and costs are to be paid within ninety (90) days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of this Agreement by the Board and shall complete six (6) hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME) on the topics of informed consent and charting, to be pre-approved by the Investigative Committee Chair and to be completed within the probationary period. Said CME shall be in addition to any other continuing medical education required as a condition of licensure and shall be completed within twelve (12) months of the acceptance, adoption and approval of this Agreement by the Board. Dr. Thielman shall reimburse the Board for expenses incurred during the investigation and prosecution of this case, in the amount of $1529.00. The fine and costs are to be paid within ninety (90) days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of this Agreement by the Board. 

• 09/13/2012 | Case No. 11-10302-1
  • On September 7, 2012, The Board found, by a preponderance of the evidence, that Dr. Thomas violated Nevada Revised Statutes 630.3065(2)(a), 630.3062(4) and 630.301(9), as alleged in the Complaint. Based upon the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law, and good cause appearing therefore, The Board ordered that Dr. Thomas' license be suspended indefinitely; that she be issued a public reprimand; that she pay a fine of $6,000.00 ($2,000.00 per count); and that she reimburse the Board its costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case in the amount of $2,617.34.

• 04/09/1992 
  • Charged with lack of care of patient to pint of conscious indifference to safety and welfare of patient constituting gross malpractice, a violation of NRS 630.301(3). License revoked based on gross malpractice, a violation of NRS 630.301(3). 

• 06/07/2013 | Case No. 12-25047-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Mr. Thorn engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Nevada Medical Practice Act, to wit: two violations of Nevada Revised Statute (NRS) 630.304(1), for obtaining, maintaining or renewing or attempting to obtain, maintain or renew a license to practice medicine by bribery, fraud or misrepresentation or by any false, misleading, inaccurate or incomplete statement, as set forth in Count I of the formal Complaint, and six violations of NRS 630.306(12), for failure to report to the Board, in writing, within 30 days, any criminal action taken or conviction obtained against the licensee, other than a minor traffic violation, in this State, as set forth in Count II of the formal Complaint, and ordering that Mr. Thorn's license be suspended, with said suspension stayed and Mr. Thorn being placed on probation for 12 months with various terms and conditions; that he receive a public reprimand; that he pay a fine of $1,000.00; and that he reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case.

• 09/06/2013 | Case No. 12-4518-1
  • On September 6, 2013, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Thorp violated Nevada Administrative Code 630.230(1)(i), as set forth in Count I of the First Amended Complaint, Nevada Revised Statute (NRS) 630.306(18), as set forth in Count III of the First Amended Complaint, and NRS 630.304(4), as set forth in Count IV of the First Amended Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand, pay a fine of $5,000, complete fifteen (15) hours of Continuing Medical Education regarding the subject of supervising physician assistants and/or medical assistants within one (1) year of the Board's acceptance of the Settlement Agreement, perform 10 hours community service in a medically related field and reimburse the Board its costs and fees incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, the fine and costs payable within ninety (90) days. One of the two counts in Count I shall be dismissed and Count II shall be dismissed.

• 11/30/2007 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved and accepted a Settlement Agreement whereby Dr. Thorp, by not contesting, hereby agreed, that an order may be entered herein by the Board finding that he engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: that in treating the patient referenced in the original complaint filed by the IC, Dr. Thorp's associated medical record keeping of the underlying patient was incomplete and lacking in proper informed consent, and therefore a violation of NRS 630.3062, that he shall be publicly reprimanded and that within one year of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement, he shall complete twelve (12) hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME) regarding the subject of medical record keeping or a substantially similar subject, which are to be approved by the IC Chairman in advance of their accomplishment. The aforementioned CME's are to be in addition to any CME requirements that are regularly imposed upon Dr. Thorp as a condition of licensure in the State of Nevada. Further, Dr. Thorp shall reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case within ninety (90) days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement by the Board. A final accounting of the additional costs will be provided to Dr. Thorp in the entry of the Board's Order relating to the matter. 

• 11/27/1990 
  • The Board entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Thorp and it was ordered that he receive a public reprimand and will enroll in and complete at his own expense the Appropriate Prescribing Workshop to be conducted in the month of April 1991. 

• 06/08/1995 
  • Stipulation and Order to restrict license to prohibit from practicing or performing any services in the field of Obstetrics and Gynecology until further order of the Board. 

• 03/13/2012
  • On March 9, 2012, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners ordered that the voluntary surrender of the medical license of James Tinnell, M.D. be accepted pursuant to NAC 630.240. This voluntary surrender is considered to have been made while under investigation.

• 09/05/2014
  • On September 5, 2014, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted the voluntary surrender of Dr. Tisbe's license to practice medicine while under investigation.

• 09/15/2006 
  • The Board accepted and approved the Stipulation for Settlement of its complaint against Ross Tonkens, M.D. Pursuant to the Settlement Agreement, the Board entered an order finding that Dr. Tonkens prescribed a schedule II controlled substance to his wife on three non-emergency occasions in 1999 and 2000, a violation of NRS 630.306(3). The Board ordered that Dr. Tonkens receive a public letter of reprimand and that he reimburse the Board’s costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, payable within 60 days of acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement by the Board. 

• 03/31/2008
  • A Settlement , Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners. The Board entered its order finding that Dr. Torres violated the Medical Practice Act, specifically NRS 630.301(3), as the suspension, modification or limitation of his California and Pennsylvania licenses to practice medicine constitute a violation of NRS 630.301(3). The Board ordered that Dr. Torres' Nevada license to practice medicine be suspended for 90 days; said suspension to be stayed on the condition that Dr. Torres be placed on probation for a period of 12 months, or until such time as he has complied and completed all the following terms and conditions, if that occurs prior to the end of the 12-month probationary period. Dr. Torres shall pay a fine of $1000 within 90 days of the acceptance, approval and adoption of the Settlement Agreement; he shall notify the Board at least 48 hours prior to initiating any practice of medicine within the state of Nevada; he shall comply with all federal, state and local laws and rules governing the practice of medicine in Nevada at all times he is practicing within the state; he shall contact the Compliance Officer of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners within 30 days of the order to provide information regarding the most expeditious method of contacting him. Dr. Torres shall provide certified copies of any changes in the suspension of his Pennsylvania license, including any documentation showing reinstatement of said license. He agrees that if he is charged with professional misconduct in the future, the Settlement Agreement and/or any related orders, and/or records of his compliance, may be admitted into evidence at a hearing regarding the alleged professional misconduct, at the sole discretion of the Investigative Committee; and he agrees to pay the costs of investigation and prosecution of this matter within 60 days of the acceptance, approval and adoption of the Settlement Agreement. The terms of probation take into consideration the fact that Dr. Torres has successfully completed all terms of his California probation as of October 27, 2007. If Dr. Torres does complete all terms of probation prior to the termination of the 12-month probation period, his probation will be deemed to have been completed.

• 12/04/2020 | Case No. 20-303-1
  • On December 4, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Mr. Troche violated NRS 630.301(9), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; complete 15 hours of continuing medical education (CME), in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 12/06/2010
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Unger violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the First Amended Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Unger receive a public reprimand, pay a fine of $3,000, complete 6 hours of continuing medical education (CME) on the subject of risk management, medical error prevention, as chosen from a list of pre-approved and agreed upon CME courses, within 1 year of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement, in addition to any CME required as a condition of licensure, and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, the fine and costs payable within 30 days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement by the Board.

• 06/13/1990 
  • Charged with a violation of NRS 630.304(1), attempting to renew his license in Nevada by fraud or misrepresentation, or by false, misleading, inaccurate or incomplete statements, and one violation of NRS 630.306(11), for failing to notify the Board of the revocation of his license to practice in California. License revoked and Dr. Unger to pay all costs incurred by the Board in the disciplinary proceedings. 

• 06/02/2017 | Case No. 14-11807-1
  • On June 2, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Vagujhelyi pled “nolo contendere” to having violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; complete 3 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 03/09/2015 | Case No. 14-26427-1
  • On March 6, 2015, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered revoking Dr. Valencia's license to practice medicine, with said revocation stayed and Dr. Valencia being placed on probation for a period of 60 months, subject to various terms and conditions, including reimbursement of the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her, payable within 12 months of the Board’s acceptance, adoption and approval of the Agreement.

• 12/22/2008 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board) found that Dr. Van Assche failed to comply with the terms of the Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement of November 30, 2007. A Motion for Order to Show Cause was filed by the Investigative Committee of the Board against Dr. Van Assche in September 2008, alleging that he had failed to comply with the terms of the Settlement Agreement by failing to comply with all conditions of his contract with NPHP in that he has failed to abstain from narcotic medications and/or potentially addicting drugs or medications as indicated by a positive toxicology result from a random drug screen. On December 22, 2008, the Board entered its Order as follows: The stay of the revocation of Dr. Van Assche's Nevada medical license contained in the Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement is now lifted; Dr. Van Assche's Nevada medical license is hereby REVOKED; and he shall reimburse the Board the costs and fees in the amount of $2,854.45 within 90 days. 

• 11/30/2007 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved and accepted a Settlement Agreement whereby Dr. Van Assche, by not contesting, hereby agreed that an order may be entered herein by the Board against him: (1) finding a violation of the Medical Practice Act, to wit: inability to practice medicine with reasonable skill and safety because of illness, a mental or physical condition or the use of alcohol, drugs, narcotics or any other substance, NRS 630.306(1); and (2) ordering revocation of Dr. Van Assche's medical license by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, but that the revocation be stayed for five (5) years from the date of the Board's acceptance of the Settlement Agreement, upon compliance with the following conditions of probation: (a) a public letter of reprimand will be issued to Dr. Van Assche; (b) Dr. Van Assche has signed a five-year contract with the Nevada Professionals Health Assistance Program ("NPHP") Diversion Program and will comply with all conditions, as well as any and all recommendations that arise as a result of Dr. Van Assche's participation, including a recommendation to extend the number of years the Dr. Van Assche will be a member of the NPHP Diversion program; (c) Dr. Van Assche agrees to pay the costs of investigation and prosecution of the matter within 120 days of the Board's acceptance and approval of this Agreement; (d) in addition to any drug and/or alcohol testing required pursuant to Dr. Van Assche's contract with Diversion, Dr. Van Assche agrees to comply with any Board or IC ordered random drug or alcohol testing; (e) Dr. Van Assche shall cooperate fully with the Compliance Officer of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, or any other designated person, in the administration and enforcement of the Settlement Agreement, and in its investigation of any matters concerning him; (f) Dr. Van Assche agrees to pay any additional reasonable costs of monitoring probation within thirty (30) days of the due date of any invoice presented to him by the Board; and (g) Dr. Van Assche shall obey all federal, state and local laws, as well as all rules governing the practice of medicine in Nevada. 

• 08/22/2007 
  • At an emergency Board meeting on August 22, 2007, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended the medical license of Dr. Van Assche. A Complaint was filed against Dr. Van Assche alleging a violation of NRS 630.3065, as per Count I, willfully failing to obey the Order of the Investigative Committee to submit to a urine drug screen on August 1, 2007. As per Count II, an alleged violation of NRS 630.301(4), wherein, Dr. Van Assche practiced medicine while under the influence of methamphetamine and amphetamine on August 6, 2007. As per Count III, an alleged violation of NRS 630.306(1), wherein, Dr. Van Assche is unable to practice medicine with reasonable skill and safety because of illness, a mental or physical condition or the use of alcohol, drugs, narcotics or any other substance. 

• 3/25/1992 
  • Ordered by Board to undergo medical competency exams, including SPEX, on 1/21/92. Subsequently failed SPEX, constituting violation of NRS 630.306(12), failure to be found competent to practice medicine. Ordered to take intensive refresher courses in his specialty and re-take SPEX. Should he pass SPEX, disciplinary action to terminate; should he fail, license will be summarily suspended until such time he proves competency to Board. 

• 06/07/2016 | Case No. 15-9568-1
  • On June 3, 2016, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Van Horn violated NRS 630.301(11)(d) and NRS 630.301(11)(g), as set forth in the Amended Complaint, and ordering that his license be revoked, with the revocation stayed and Dr. Van Horn being placed on probation for an indeterminate period of time not to exceed 48 months, subject to various terms and conditions; that he receive a public reprimand; complete 6 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 12/08/2014 | Case No. 14-11853-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Vansomphone violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.306(11) [failure to report in writing, within 30 days, disciplinary action taken against him by another state], as set forth in Count II of the Complaint filed against him, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case within 60 days. Counts I and III of the Complaint were dismissed.

• 11/30/2012 | Case No. 10-9819-1
  • A Settlement Agreement was adopted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners which found Dr. Venger failed to maintain timely, legible, accurate and complete medical records, a violation of Nevada Revised Statute 630.3062(1). As a result, Dr. Venger was ordered to perform 100 hours of community service, donate $5,000.00 to charity, and to reimburse the Board the costs and expenses related to the investigation and prosecution of the matter. 

• 05/14/2009 | Case No. 08-9819-1
  • A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners whereby Dr. Venger agrees and does not protest that an order may be entered herein by the Board finding that he engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act (NRS Chapter 630): to wit, his acceptance of payment from an intermediary in 2003 which exceeded the non-surgical work product performed and his untruthful testimony in a civil matter in that same year was a violation of NRS 630.301(9), engaging in conduct that brings the medical profession into disrepute; that his license shall be suspended, with that suspension stayed, and he be placed on probation for 36 months with the following terms and conditions: (1) that he shall be issued an Public Reprimand from the Board; (2) that he shall be fined in the amount of $5000.00; (3) that he shall continue to engage in individual outpatient therapy on an as-needed basis as determined by his therapist throughout the period of his probation; (4) that he shall undertake and complete 805 hours of clinical and administrative service; (5) that he shall continue to assist the US Attorney General's Office in its investigation and prosecution; and (6) that he agrees to pay the costs and fees of the investigation and prosecution of this matter, which amount to $12,375.92, payable within 60 days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement by the Board. 

• 03/14/2011 
  • On March 11, 2011, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a settlement agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Victoria violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Victoria receive a public reprimand; that he complete 8 hours of AMA Category I continuing medical education (CME), 4 hours of which should include gastroenterology and/or endoscopic procedures and complications, including PEG tube placement, and the other 4 hours focused on Dr. Victoria's area of practice, to be pre-approved by the Chair of the Investigative Committee, to be completed within 12 months of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement, and to be in addition to any other CME required as a condition of licensure; and that he reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, payable within 90 days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement by the Board. 

• 06/20/2000 
  • Charged with a violation of NRS 630.301(3), based on the suspension of his California medical license. License revoked. 

• 12/14/2017 | Case No. 16-10736-2
  • On December 1, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found, by a preponderance of the evidence, that Dr. Virden violated NRS 630.301(4) (four counts), as alleged in the underlying Complaint.  Based upon the Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, and Order, and good cause appearing therefore, the Board ordered that Dr. Virden receive a public reprimand; pay a fine of $2,500.00; and reimburse the Board's reasonable fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, pursuant to the Memorandum of Costs.

• 12/04/2017 | Case No. 16-10736-1
  • On December 1, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Virden violated NRS 630.3062(1), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; complete 3 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. All other allegations contained in the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.
   

• 03/07/2014 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Vo violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.3062(1), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint against her, and ordering that she pay a fine of $2,000 within 90 days of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement or complete 8 hours of continuing medical education regarding the subject of electronic health care records and/or ethics; and reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, payable within 90 days of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement. Count I of the Complaint was dismissed. 

• 06/08/2015 | Case No. 14-38887-1
  • On June 5, 2015, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Volkova violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.306(11), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint against her, and ordering that she receive a public reprimand, pay a fine of $1,000.00, and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her, the fine and costs payable within 30 days of the Board’s final order. Count I of the Complaint was dismissed with prejudice.

• 06/29/1995 
  • Charged with violation of NRS 630.301(3) as a result of disciplinary action against his license to practice medicine in California, and a violation of NRS 630.306(11) for failing to notify the Board of the disciplinary action taken against his license in California.  The Board entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Voloshin, in which he voluntarily surrendered his license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada while under investigation. 
   

• 09/10/2001 
  • Charged with malpractice. Stipulated settlement: Dr. Von Dippe to enroll in a CME course which included a minimum of 10 hours in post-surgical complications and shall be placed on probation until such time as he has successfully completed the ordered CME; to pay all administrative expenses incurred in the investigation and hearing process. 

• 06/04/2001 
  • Charged with one violation of NRS 630.301(3), based on the suspension of his medical license in Ohio. The Board entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with Dr. Wagman and it was ordered that he be placed on probation, and that he abide by all terms and conditions of probation set by the Ohio medical board. 

• 09/10/2004 
  • Charged with failing to use the reasonable care, skill or knowledge ordinarily used by a physician under similar circumstances, by performing an incision biopsy on patient that was not indicated and was medically unnecessary Dr. Wagner failed to inform patient of the risks and complications associated with the incision biopsy performed and failed to get informed consent from patient. The Board found Dr. Wagner violated NRS 630.306(2), for failing to maintain accurate and complete medical records relating to the diagnosis, treatment and care of a patient. Dr. Wagner to receive a public reprimand and pay all costs of the Board associated with the investigation of the allegations, in the sum of $1,089.75. The remaining counts of the Complaint were dismissed. 

• 11/30/2012 
  • A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners by which the Board entered an order finding Dr. Walker engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: a violation of Nevada Revised Statute 630.301(3), based on the disciplinary action taken by the Idaho State Board of Medicine, as set forth in Count I of the formal Complaint. The Board further ordered Dr. Walker remain compliant with the probationary terms set forth by the Idaho State Board of Medicine in Case No. 2011-BOM-6844; receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses of the investigation within 60 days. Count I of the formal Complaint shall be dismissed. 

• 12/04/2020 | Case No. 20-18832-1
• • On December 4, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Wall violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(3), NRS 630.304(1) and NRS 630.306(1)(c), as set forth in Counts I, II and III of the Complaint, and ordering that she receive a public reprimand; pay fines in the total amount of $1,500.00; complete 22.5 hours of continuing medical education (CME), in addition to her statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her. Counts IV, V and VI of the Complaint were dismissed with prejudice.
   

• 12/19/2001 
  • Charged with malpractice and continual failure to exercise the skill or diligence or use methods ordinarily exercised in regards to his prescribing practices. License revoked and Dr. Wascher to pay all costs incurred by the Board in the disciplinary proceedings. 

• 03/14/2011 
  • On March 11, 2011, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved, accepted and adopted a settlement agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Washinsky violated NRS 630.306(8), NRS 630.306(2)(c) and NRS 630.306(3), as set forth in Counts I, II and II of the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Washinsky's license be suspended for 48 months, with 10 months' credit for the time his license has been suspended since May 2010. The remainder of the suspension shall be stayed and Dr. Washinsky shall be placed on probation for a period of sixty (60) months with the following terms and conditions: a) he shall be issued a public reprimand; b) he shall complete his contract with the PRN-PRN program through Monte Vista Hospital and shall comply with all terms of his contract; c) he shall submit to any additional random hair or urine screens as required by the Board and shall be responsible for any costs associated with the required tests; d) he shall provide the Compliance Officer of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners with the best and most expeditious manner of contacting him; e) he shall provide the Compliance Officer with a list of all controlled substances he is prescribed during the course of his probation; f) he shall not prescribe, dispense or administer any controlled substances without the proper authorization from the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) and the Nevada State Board of Pharmacy; g) he shall be subject to reviews of any of his records related to the ordering of any wholesale drugs, the dispensing, administration and prescribing of any controlled substances and patient care if necessary; h) he shall inform his employer of the terms of his probation; i) he shall notify the Compliance Officer of where he will be practicing medicine at least 48 hours prior to starting to practice; j) he shall pay any costs associated with monitoring of his compliance with these terms of probation and shall remit to the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners such costs within 30 days of being presented with an invoice for said compliance costs; k) any positive drug screen for any controlled substance or dangerous drug that he does not hold a valid prescription for shall result in the immediate suspension of his license pending proceedings to determine whether or not to impose the stayed suspension of his license. l) he shall sign any necessary releases to allow the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners to monitor his compliance with the terms of his probation, including releases with all treatment providers and physicians from whom he receives prescriptions for, is administered or dispensed any controlled substance, schedule II- IV; m) Should he be released from his contract with the PRN-PRN program prior to the end of the term of his probation and should he remain in compliance with all terms of his probation through the entirety of the term, he may make a written request to the Board that his probation be terminated and that all terms and conditions of his probation be lifted; he would be responsible to provide any requested additional proof of compliance with all conditions of this agreement and, if requested, appear in front of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners at a regularly scheduled Board meeting prior to the termination of his probationary status. Dr. Washinsky's license to practice medicine shall be reinstated. Dr. Washinsky shall reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, the fine and costs payable within 180 days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement by the Board. Count IV of the Complaint was dismissed. 

• 05/05/2010 
  • The Investigative Committee of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended Dr. Washinsky's medical license until further order of the Investigative Committee or the Board. 

• 12/04/2020 | Case No. 20-8462-1
  • On December 4, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Washinsky violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(2) (three counts), as set forth in Counts I, III and V of the Complaint, NRS 630.3062(1)(a) (three counts), as set forth in Counts II, IV and VI of the Complaint, and NRS 630.3065(2)(a), as set forth in Count XVII of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; pay a $2,500.00 fine; complete 20 hours of live, in-person continuing medical education (CME), in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Dr. Washinsky shall immediately use E-prescribing protocols as set forth in NRS 639.23535, which requires a prescription for a controlled substance must be given to a pharmacy by electronic transmission in accordance with the regulations adopted by the Nevada Board of Pharmacy, and Dr. Washinsky shall be subject to unannounced inspections and random monitoring of his prescribing controlled substances to his patients. The remaining counts of the Complaint were dismissed with prejudice.

• 06/10/2019 | Case No. 18-12823-1
  • On June 7, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Watson violated NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him; and attend the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine, Medical Record Keeping Course (PACE Program), in addition to his statutory Continuing Medical Education requirements for licensure.  Count I of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.

•  09/11/2017 | Case No. 15-12823-1
  • On September 8, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Watson violated NAC 630.230(1)(i), as set forth in the First Amended Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; complete three hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure; and reimburse the Board's fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.   
   
   09/15/2006 
  • The Board found that Robert Watson, M.D. committed malpractice for failing to use the reasonable care, skill or knowledge ordinarily used under similar circumstances in providing care or treatment to a patient, a violation of NRS 630.301(4). The Board ordered that Dr. Watson be placed on probation for 6 months, that he receive a public letter of reprimand, that he be required to personally attend continuing medical education courses on the subjects of medical record-keeping and ethics, for a minimum total of 12 credits, within 1 year of the date of the Board’s order, at his own expense and in addition to any other continuing medical education required as a condition of licensure. Dr. Watson was also ordered to reimburse the Board’s costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. 
   

• 06/24/2003 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found Dr. Watson violated the provisions of NRS 630.3065(2)(a) and ordered he be issued a public reprimand; pay a fine of $5000.00; complete two hours of continuing medical education in ethics, in addition to the required units for license renewal; and pay all costs incurred by the Board in these disciplinary proceedings in the amount of $6,055.26, within 60 days of the effective date of the Order. 
   

• 09/10/2018 | Case No. 18-29135-1
  • On September 7, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Weingarten violated NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in Count III of the Complaint, and ordering that she complete 20 hours of CME and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her. The remaining counts of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.

• 09/10/2018 | Case No. 18-39792-1
  • On September 7, 2018, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Weingrow violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(2) (5 counts), NRS 630.3062(1)(a) (3 counts), NRS 630.301(9), NRS 630.306(1)(b)(1), NRS 630.306(1)(r) and NRS 630.306(1)(b)(3), as set forth in Counts II, III, VI, VIII, X, XII, XIII, XVI, XVII, XVIII, XX and XXII of the Complaint, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; that his license to practice medicine in Nevada be revoked, with the revocation stayed and Dr. Weingrow's license placed on probation for a period of time not to exceed 36 months, subject to various terms and conditions, including payment of a fine of $1,000.00 per count, for a total of $12,000.00, completion of 20 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure, and reimbursement of the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Dr. Weingrow's license shall be placed in "Inactive" status.  Upon completion of all probationary terms, Dr. Weingrow may apply to the Board to change his license status to "Active."  The remaining counts of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.
   

• 06/07/2016 | Case No. 15-5474-1
  • On June 3, 2016, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Welch violated NRS 630.3062(1) (2 counts), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that he complete 6 hours of CME, in addition to his statutory CME requirements for licensure, and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 11/30/2012 
  • A Settlement Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners in which the Board entered an order finding Dr. Welch engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: that in treating the patients referenced in the Complaint filed by the Investigative Committee, Dr. Welch failed to use the reasonable care, skill or knowledge ordinarily used in similar circumstances, a violation of Nevada Revised Statute 630.301(4). The Board also ordered that Dr. Welch perform 40 hours of community service without compensation thereto, and reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case. 
   

• 06/30/2008 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a stipulation for settlement, and entered an order finding that Dr. Wesely had failed to keep accurate and timely medical records, a violation of NRS 630.3062(1). The Board ordered that Dr. Wesely be issued a written public letter of reprimand from the Board; that he reimburse the Board's costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him in the amount of $4,693.46, within ninety (90) days of the Board's order; that he complete ten hours of Continuing Medical Education regarding the subject of informed consent and/or medical record keeping within one year of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement, to be pre-approved by the Investigative Committee Chairman, and to be in addition to any CME requirements that are regularly imposed upon Dr. Wesely as a condition of his Nevada licensure. 

• 09/05/2014 | Case No. 14-5797-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Westfield violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.301(3) [any disciplinary action, including, without limitation, the revocation, suspension, modification or limitation of a license to practice any type of medicine, taken by another state], as set forth in Count I of the First Amended Complaint filed against him, and ordering that he fully report all other outstanding state board actions to this Board and that he reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case within 30 days. Counts II and III of the First Amended Complaint were dismissed.

• 09/12/2011 | Case No. 11-5797-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Westfield violated NRS 630.301(4) and NRS 630.301(9), as set forth in Counts I and II of the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Westfield receive a public reprimand; pay a fine of $5,000 per violation, for a total of $10,000; complete 10 hours in-person continuing medical education (CME), 6 hours in IOL transplants and 4 hours in any combination of medical ethics and/or record keeping,to be in addition to any CME required to maintain licensure; and reimburse the Board’s costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Count III of the Complaint was dismissed.

• 03/05/2010 | Case No. 09-5797-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Westfield violated NRS 630.301(4), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Westfield pay a fine of $2,000 and reimburse the Board’s costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.

• 06/02/2017 | Case No. 11-5083-1
  • On June 2, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Wetselaar violated NRS 630.301(4) (2 counts) and NRS 630.3062(1) (2 counts) and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Additionally, Dr. Wetselaar’s controlled substances prescribing license with the Nevada State Board of Pharmacy has lapsed and Dr. Wetselaar agrees that he will not ever in the future apply anew for a controlled substances prescribing license with the Nevada State Board of Pharmacy.

• 08/19/2016 | Case No. 16-30572-1
  • On August 19, 2016, based upon the terms of the Settlement Agreement filed on June 7, 2016, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners entered an order revoking Dr. Wilcox's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada and ordering that he receive a public reprimand. 
   

• 06/07/2016 | Case No. 16-30572-1 
  • On June 3, 2016, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Wilcox violated NRS 630.301(9) (2 counts), as set forth in Counts I and II of the Complaint, and ordering the following: that he receive a public reprimand; that if Dr. Wilcox is sentenced to probation and/or supervised release in the matter of United States of America v. Simmon Lee Wilcox, United States District Court, District of Utah, Central Division, Case No. 2:13-cr-00717-TS-PMW, Dr. Wilcox's license to practice medicine shall be suspended for 6 months, with the suspension stayed, and Dr. Wilcox will be placed on probation pursuant to the terms and conditions issued by the United States District Court in the foregoing federal court matter; upon receipt of written notice of Dr. Wilcox's completion of his federal probation and/or supervised release, the Board shall reinstate Dr. Wilcox's licensure status to "active" without restriction; Dr. Wilcox shall reimburse the Board's fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of its case against him within 90 days of the sentencing in the foregoing federal court matter; that if Dr. Wilcox is sentenced to incarceration/custody in the foregoing federal court matter, Dr. Wilcox's license to practice medicine shall be revoked, effective the date he presents to begin his incarceration/custody sentence; following his release from incarceration/custody, Dr. Wilcox may petition the Board to reinstate his license to practice medicine pursuant to the following terms and conditions: (a) that he reimburse the Board's fees and costs of investigation and prosecution of its case against him prior to petitioning the Board for reinstatement of his license; (b) that he submit proof of compliance with CME reqeuirements; and (c) that in addition to any additional terms the Board deems appropriate in the event the Board reinstates his license, Dr. Wilcox shall be placed on probation for a period of 1 year and he shall comply with the terms and conditions of his parole and probation and/or supervised release following his incarceration/custody period, if any; upon receipt of written notice of Dr. Wilcox's completion of his federal probation and/or supervised release following his incarceration/custody and upon Dr. Wilcox's completion of 1 year of probation with the Board, the Board shall reinstate his licensure status to "active" without restriction. Dr. Wilcox has 90 days to file an appeal and request a stay of his pending sentence as ordered by the United States District Court. The Board has been informed by Dr. Wilcox's legal counsel for Board-related matters that Dr. Wilcox has, in fact, hired an attorney who specializes in federal appeals. It is anticipated that Dr. Wilcox will file his appeal and request a stay of the pending sentence by mid-August of 2016.
   

• 03/16/2007 
  • A Settlement Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, whereby Dr. Wilkin agreed that an Order be entered finding him guilty of 6 violations of the Medical Practice Act of the State of Nevada. More specifically, that Dr. Wilkin failed to properly follow the Model Guidelines for the Use of Controlled Substances in regards to three patients when he failed to keep complete and accurate records regarding the treatment of the patients' pain in violation of NAC 630.187 and NRS 630.306(2)(b), and that Dr. Wilkin failed to properly prescribe appetite suppressants to three patients in violation of NAC 630.205 and NRS 630.306(2)(b). Dr. Wilkin was ordered to be publicly reprimanded; attend 24 hours of continuing medical education on the topics of medical charting and the treatment of chronic pain within 1 year of the Order of the Board and that the continuing medical education shall be pre-approved by the Chairman of the Investigative Committee in advance and be in addition to any other continuing medical education required as a condition of licensure; that Dr. Wilkin will refrain from prescribing any appetite suppressants until further notice of the Board and that Dr. Wilkin shall pay $8,000.00 in costs for the investigation and prosecution of this case to be paid within one hundred and 180 of the Order of the Board. 

• 02/01/1990
  • Charged with gross or repeated malpractice, and treating a patient in a manner not recognized as being scientifically beneficial.  Dr. Willard entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with the Board and it was ordered that he shall not perform any Cryohemorrhoidectomy procedure upon any patient in the state of Nevada, he will receive a public reprimand, he is fined $2,500.00, placed on probation for 2 years, he will take an additional 30 hours of CME in pediatrics, an additional 15 hours of CME in medical record keeping, and an additional 15 hours of CME in medical ethics.
   

• 12/20/1999 
  • On December 4, 1999, the Board found Dr. Willcourt violated NRS 630.301(1) and ordered that he pay to the Board the costs incurred by the Board associated with the investigation and prosecution of the case within 60 days and complete an additional 20 hours of continuing medical education during the 2000 calendar year. 

• 09/12/2011 | Case No. 11-30754-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Williams violated NRS 630.301(3), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Williams receive a public reprimand; that his license be revoked, with the revocation stayed, and that he be placed on probation until April 22, 2014, with an obligation to remain compliant with all probationary terms set forth by the Medical Board of California, in Case No. 02-2007-188040, which was adopted by the Medical Board of California on April 22, 2011, and keep this Board apprised of his current mailing and practice addresses; and that he reimburse the Board’s costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. 

• 03/16/2007 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners entered Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Order, whereby Dr. Williams was found guilty of one count of malpractice for failure to use the reasonable care, skill or knowledge ordinarily used under similar circumstances in the treatment of a patient, a violation of NRS 630.301(4). Dr. Williams was ordered to receive a public reprimand and shall reimburse the Board the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the matter in the amount of $6,512.41, within 90 of the date of entry of the Board's Order. 

• 09/09/2016 | Case No. 14-21994-1
  • On September 9, 2016, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Wilson violated NRS 630.3062(1), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordering that she complete 5 hours of CME, in addition to her statutory CME requirements for licensure, and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her. Count II of the Complaint was dismissed with prejudice.

• 06/09/2006 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved a Stipulation for Settlement of its Complaint against Mr. Witkowski, whereby Mr. Witkowski acknowledged that he engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: one count of revocation of an out-of-state license to practice respiratory therapy, and one count of willfully and intentionally making a false or fraudulent statement in applying for a license or renewing a license. Mr. Witkowski's license to practice respiratory therapy in Nevada was revoked, and he was ordered to reimburse the costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, in the amount of $3,696.17, payable within 120 days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement by the Board. 

• 03/09/2020 | Case No. 19-30184-1
  • On March 6, 2020, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Mr. Wittner violated NRS 630.301(11)(d), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, and ordered that his license to practice as a physician assistant in Nevada be immediately revoked, and he may not apply for reinstatement of his license for a period of three years; that he receive a public reprimand; and that he reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, with the order for reimbursement of fees and costs stayed until such time as he reapplies for licensure. Count II of the Complaint was dismissed with prejudice.

• 06/08/2012 | Case No. 10-12651-1
  • On June 8, 2012, a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board) in which the Board entered an order finding that Dr. Wong engaged in conduct which is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: one count of failing to maintain timely, legible, accurate and complete medical records related to the diagnosis, treatment and care of a patient, a violation of NRS 630.3062(1), as set forth in Count II of the First Amended Complaint; and one count of obtaining, maintaining or renewing a license to practice medicine by bribery, fraud or misrepresentation or by any false, misleading, inaccurate or incomplete statement, a violation of NRS 630.304(1), as set forth in Count III of the First Amended Complaint. The Board ordered that Dr. Wong be issued a public reprimand; that he make a donation of $5,000 to a charity to be mutually agreed upon by the parties; and that he reimburse the Board the costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case. The Board further ordered that Counts I, IV and V of the First Amended Complaint be dismissed.

• 06/14/2011 
  • On June 10, 2011, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted the voluntary surrender of Dr. Wyatt's license to practice medicine in Nevada while under investigation.

• 01/19/1991 
  • Charged with repeated malpractice and that he treated patients in a manner not recognized as being scientifically beneficial.  Dr. Wyckoff entered into a Stipulation for Settlement with the Board and it was ordered that he will receive a public reprimand, will not provide psychiatric treatment in the state of Nevada to any person under the age of 18, and he may not apply for active licensure status for a period of 3 years. 
   

• 06/07/2013 | Case No. 13-10014-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Xeller engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Nevada Medical Practice Act, to wit: one violation of Nevada Revised Statute 630.301(3), for disciplinary action taken against his medical license in Michigan, Indiana and California, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case. 

• 03/07/2014 | Case No. 12-6960-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Yarbro violated Nevada Revised Statute 630.3062(1), as set forth in Count II of the First Amended Complaint against him, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand; complete 6 hours of continuing medical education regarding the subject of electronic health records; and reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case, payable within 6 months of the Board's acceptance and approval of the Settlement Agreement. Count I of the First Amended Complaint was dismissed. 

• 06/07/2013 | Case No. 13-38510-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Yazdanshenas engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Nevada Medical Practice Act, to wit: one violation of Nevada Revised Statute 630.301(3), for disciplinary action taken against his medical license in California, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand, pay a fine of $1,000.00 and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case. 

• 02/24/2009 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners entered its Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Order, whereby Dr. Yearsley was found guilty of two counts of violating NRS 630.301(3) when his Utah medical license was modified and when there was a stipulated surrender of his California license to practice medicine. The Board ordered that Dr. Yearsley reimburse the Board all costs and fees incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case within one year from the date of the Order in the amount of $5,441.81 and pay a fine in the amount of $100.00 within one year from the date of the Order. 

• 12/11/2013 | Case Nos. 12-6816-1 & 13-6816-1
  • On December 6, 2013, The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners found, by a preponderance of the evidence, that Dr. Yee violated Nevada Revised Statute (NRS) 630.306(3), NRS 630.3065(2)(a) and NRS 630.301(9). Based upon the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law, and good cause appearing therefore, the Board ordered that Dr. Yee's license be revoked; that he receive a public reprimand; and that he reimburse the Board its costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case, within one year.
   

• 08/31/2012 
  • The Investigative Committee of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended the license of Larry Yee, M.D. to practice medicine in the state of Nevada pursuant to Nevada Revised Statute 630.326(1). The Committee believes that due to Dr. Yee's prescribing controlled substances without the proper DEA registration privileges and his current probationary status with the Board, the health, safety and welfare of the public is at imminent risk of harm and that summary suspension of Dr. Yee's license to practice medicine is necessary to remove said risk of imminent harm to the health, safety and welfare of the public. 
   

• 03/12/2012 | Case No. 11-6816-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Yee violated NRS 630.301(9), NRS 630.3065(2)(a) and NRS 630.306(2)(c), as set forth in Counts I, III and V of the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Yee's license to practice medicine be revoked. Said revocation was stayed and Dr. Yee was placed on probation with various terms and conditions until further order of the Board. Counts II, IV and VI of the Complaint were dismissed. 
   

• 12/16/2011 | Case No. 11-6816-1
  • The Investigative Committee and Larry Yee, M.D. entered into a Stipulation to reinstate Dr. Yee's license to practice medicine and lift the September 2, 2011 summary suspension of his license, subject to the terms set forth in the Stipulation and Order pending the resolution of the formal complaint filed in this matter. 
   

• 09/12/2011 | Case No. 10-6816-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Yee violated NRS 630.3065(2)(a), as set forth in the Complaint, and ordering that Dr. Yee receive a public reprimand; pay a fine of $1,000; complete 6 hours of in-person continuing medical education (CME) regarding medical ethics, to be in addition to any CME required to maintain licensure; and reimburse the Board’s costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him.
   

• 09/02/2011 | Case No. 11-6816-1
  • The Investigative Committee of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners summarily suspended the medical license of Larry Yee, M.D. based upon preliminary findings that due to confirmed continuing erratic and inappropriate behavior, his prescribing practices and attempts to obtain prescription drugs, including controlled substances, through others, his failure to comply with previously issued Committee orders and his continual failure to comply with requests or orders of the Committee to address these serious matters, that the health, safety and welfare of the public is at imminent risk of harm. 
   

• 10/06/2009 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted a Consent Agreement for Revocation of License to Practice Medicine in the State of Nevada which allowed for an order to be entered finding that Dr. Yeh's license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada shall be permanently revoked, that Dr. Yeh shall be prohibited from ever reapplying for medical licensure in the state of Nevada, and that Dr. Yeh will pay $2,000.00 in investigative fees and costs to the Board. 

• 10/26/1988 
  • The Board found that Dr. Yi violated NRS 630.306(12), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint, by reason of his failure to be found competent to practice medicine at the examination conducted pursuant to NRS 630.318; violated NRS 630.3062(1), as set forth in Counts II, III and IV of the Complaint, by reason of his failure to maintain medical records for three patients; violated NRS 630.3065(2), as set forth in Counts V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, X, XI, XII and XIII of the Complaint, by willfully failing to comply with a regulation of the Board, specifically NAC 630.230(6), by writing prescriptions for controlled substances for nine patients without an appropriate examination confirming the medical necessity for said controlled substances; and violated NRS 630.306(7), as set forth in Count XIV of the Complaint, for continual failure to exercise the skill or diligence or use the methods ordinarily exercised under the same circumstances by physicians in good standing practicing in his specialty or field, and ordered that his license to practice medicine in the state of Nevada be revoked. 

• 06/08/2012 | Case No. 11-26112-1
  • On June 8, 2012, a Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board) in which the Board entered an order finding that Dr. Zamzam engaged in conduct which is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: one count of aiding, assisting, employing or advising, directly or indirectly, any unlicensed person to engage in the practice of medicine, a violation of NRS 630.305(1)(e), as set forth in Count I of the Complaint. The Board ordered that Dr. Zamzam be fined $3,000 and reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of this case.

• 11/06/2009 
  • A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board), whereby Dr. Zarka agreed that an order may be entered by the Board against him finding him guilty of a violation of NRS 630.3062(1). The Board ordered that Dr. Zarka receive a public reprimand; that he complete 10 hours of continuing medical education (CME) on the topic of medical recordkeeping, to be pre-approved by the Investigative Committee Chair, to be in addition to any other CME required as a condition of licensure, and to be completed within 1 year of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement agreement.; that he pay a fine in the amount of $5,000; and that he reimburse the Board's costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him in the amount of $2,847.55, both the fine and costs payable within 60 days of the Board's acceptance, adoption and approval of the settlement.

• 05/12/2009 
  • A Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement was approved and accepted by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (Board), whereby the Board, pursuant to the Settlement, Waiver and Consent Agreement, entered an order finding that the Dr. Zaslow violated NRS 630.301(3), in that the disciplinary action related to his license to practice medicine in the state of North Carolina was a violation of NRS 630.301(3). As a result, Dr. Zaslow shall receive a Public Reprimand, shall comply with the terms of his probation in North Carolina and reimburse the Board's costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him, in the amount of $1141.53, payable within 60 days of the approval and acceptance of this Settlement Agreement. 
   

• 03/05/2019 | Case No. 18-10652-1
  • On March 1, 2019, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Zedek violated NRS 630.3062(1)(a), as set forth in Count II of the Complaint, and ordered that he receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against him. Count I of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice.

• 12/04/2017 | Case No. 32905-1
  • On December 1, 2017, the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Ziaei violated NRS 630.306(1)(b)(3), as set forth in Counts VIII and IX of the Complaint, NRS 630.3062(1), as set forth in Count XI of the Complaint, NRS 630.306(1)(a), as set forth in Count XII of the Complaint, and NRS 630.306(1)(m), as set forth in Count XIII of the Complaint, and ordering that she receive a public reprimand and reimburse the Board’s fees and costs incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case against her. It was further ordered that if Dr. Ziaei chooses to apply for reinstatement of her license to practice medicine in Nevada, or if she applies for licensure anew after expiration of the reinstatement period, and if she satisfies all other applicable licensing requirements, she will be required to undergo an evaluation to determine her fitness to practice medicine, at her own expense. She will be required to appear at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Board subsequent to submittal of an application for reinstatement of license, or licensure anew after expiration of the reinstatement period. Counts I, II, IV, V, VI, VII and X of the Complaint shall be dismissed with prejudice and Count III shall be dismissed without prejudice.

• 06/07/2013 | Case No. 12-11216-1
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners accepted and approved a Settlement Agreement which allowed for an order to be entered finding Dr. Zimmerman engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Nevada Medical Practice Act, to wit: one violation Nevada Revised Statute 630.304(2), for advertising the practice of medicine in a false, deceptive or misleading manner, and ordering that he receive a public reprimand, complete five hours of continuing medical education regarding advertising and marketing, pay a fine of $1,000.00, and reimburse the Board its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case. 
   

• 11/30/2007 
  • The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners approved and accepted a Settlement Agreement whereby Dr. Zority, by not contesting, hereby agreed that an order may be entered herein by the Board finding that Dr. Zority engaged in conduct that is grounds for discipline pursuant to the Medical Practice Act, to wit: that in treating the patient referenced in the original Complaint filed by the Investigative Committee, Dr. Zority's associated medical record keeping of the underlying patient was both inaccurate and incomplete, and therefore a violation of NRS 630.3062(1); that he shall receive a public reprimand, that he shall be fined in the amount of $5,000.00, and that within one year of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement, he shall complete ten (10) hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME) regarding the subject of medical record keeping, which are to be approved by the IC Chairman in advance of their accomplishment. The aforementioned CME's are to be in addition to any CME requirements that are regularly imposed upon Dr. Zority as a condition of licensure in the State of Nevada. Further, Dr. Zority shall reimburse the Board the reasonable costs and expenses incurred in the investigation and prosecution of the case within one hundred twenty (120) days of the acceptance, adoption and approval of the Settlement Agreement by the Board.