ADVERSE LICENSING ACTIONS - A-L

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PHYSICIAN/LICENSEE, EFFECTIVE DATE, DESCRIPTION

AHUMADA, CARLOS A., M.D.: License # 012657; 06/12/08. Automatic suspension of Maine medical license based on non-compliance with Board Order dated June 10, 2008. Click here for full text (PDF)

AHUMADA, CARLOS A., M.D.: License # 012657; 05/13/08. At the conclusion of an Adjudicatory Hearing held on May 13, 2008 the Board voted to order the following sanctions: 1. the licensee shall immediately enroll and participate in the total Physicians' Health Program which shall require urine testing for substances including alcohol wherever the licensee shall be located. 2. the licensee shall, at his own expense, undergo a psychological and substance abuse evaluation which shall be completed by June 13, 2008. This action is based on unprofessional conduct and substance abuse issues.

ALLISON, A. REID, Jr., M.D.; 05/14/96; Reprimand and fine. Fraud/deceit in application for license - failed to disclose a hospital sanction. Click here for full text (PDF)

AMFILO, BASIL, M.D.: LICENSE # 005240; 04/24/03. Licensee's Maine medical license was non-renewed effective 4/24/03. This action was based on incompetence in the practice of medicine. Click here for full text (PDF).

ANDERSON, DAVID E., M.D.: License # 007476; 02/12/02. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing and in order to resolve all pending matters, the licensee agrees to voluntarily surrender his license to practice medicine in the State of Maine. The licensee agrees not to apply for reinstatement of his license in the State of Maine. This action is based on unprofessional conduct, incompetence and violation of Chapter 10 Rules of the Board of Licensure in Medicine proscribing sexual contact between a physician and a patient. Click here for full text (PDF).

ANDERSON, DAVID E., M.D.: License # 007476; 01/08/02. Suspension of license due to unprofessional conduct, incompetence and violation of Chapter 10 Rules of the Board of Licensure in Medicine proscribing sexual contact between a physician and a patient.

ANDERSON, DAVID E., M.D.: License #007476; M.D.; 06/06/95; Three reprimands and $2,000 fine. Inappropriate prescribing practices. Failure to maintain control over prescription pads. Failure to maintain adequate medical records.

ANDREWS, JOHN F., M.D.; License # 004593; 05/12/1998. In lieu of hearing, conditions attached to license. Self-prescribing practices. Click here for full text (PDF).

ANDREWS, ROBERT P., M.D. License # 005671; 10/14/08. By Consent Agreement the Board issued a restricted Maine medical license subject to the following conditions: 1) the licensee shall not apply for nor obtain a federal DEA registration; 2) the licensee shall not prescribe any controlled substances to any individual(s) in the State of Maine; and 3) the licensee shall complete the following continuing medical education courses, which must be pre-approved by the Board, within nine (9) months following the execution of this Consent Agreement: i) ethics and boundaries; and ii) prescribing practices. This action is based on unprofessional conduct and inappropriate prescribing practices. Click here for full text (PDF)

ANDREWS, ROBERT P., M.D. License # 005671; 06/12/07. At the conclusion of an Informal Conference held on June 12, 2007, the licensee voluntarily surrendered his Maine medical license in lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing. This action is based on unprofessional conduct, prescribing practices and medical records documentation issues.

ANDROKITES, ALICE C., M.D.: License # 014624; 05/11/10. On May 11, 2010 the Board voted to accept the licensee’s surrender of her Maine medical license. The licensee surrendered her license while under investigation for competence issues.

ARATO, HOLLY G. M.D. :License # 013391; 01/12/10. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee admits that the Board has sufficient evidence to conclude that: A. She violated the terms of her consent agreement by (i) failing to fully participate in the Physicians Health Program, (ii) failing to continue to maintain a relationship with a Board approved physician who would provide all her pain medications and prescriptions, and (iii) obtaining opioid medication for a friend (self-prescribing) for her use outside of a Board approved doctor/physician relationship; and B. She currently suffers from a mental or physical condition that may result in her ability to practice medicine in a manner that endangers either the health or safety of patients. The licensee concedes that the foregoing constitutes grounds for discipline. As discipline for the foregoing conduct, the licensee agrees to the immediate and voluntary surrender of her Maine medical license. Click here for full text (PDF)

ARATO, HOLLY G., M.D., License # 013391; 12/09/08. Thirty (30) day summary suspension of Maine medical license based on the imminent threat to the public posed by the licensee's continued practice of medicine.

ARATO, HOLLY G., M.D. :License # 013391; 12/13/05. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee entered into a Consent Agreement for discipline, in which she agreed to a five (5) year probation effective retroactively to March 1, 2004 with the following conditions: the licensee shall continue to maintain a patient relationship with her current primary care physician or such other individual approved in advance by the Board; the licensee will continue to engage in counseling and treatment with her current provider or such other individual approved in advance by the Board; the licensee shall ensure that for the first two (2) years following the date on which the final signature is affixed to the Consent Agreement her counselor will provide the Board monthly reports concerning her counseling and treatment. Thereafter, the licensee shall ensure that her counselor provides the Board with quarterly reports; the licensee agrees that her medical practice will be monitored by a physician or physicians approved by the Board; and the licensee shall permit the Board or its agents to inspect her medical practice at random intervals as determined by the Board to ensure her compliance with the terms and conditions of this Consent Agreement. This action is based on unprofessional conduct. Click here for full text.

ARCHAMBAULT, JOHN L., M.D.; License #006157; 03/14/95; Letter of Warning. Breach of patient confidentiality. Click here for full text (PDF).

BABINE, SARAH E., M.D.: License # 016174; 07/08/08. At the conclusion of an Adjudicatory Hearing held on July 8, 2008 the Board voted to immediately revoke the licensee's Maine medical license effective July 8, 2008. This action is based on substance abuse issues and violation of a Consent Agreement dated July 10, 2007 Click here for full text (PDF)

BABINE, SARAH E., M.D.: License # 016174; 01/31/08. Automatic suspension of license for positive test for the presence of a prohibited substance while under Consent Agreement for substance abuse monitoring.

BABINE, SARAH E., M.D. License # 016174; 07/10/07. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees to accept a medical license subject to the following conditions: a five (5) year license probation, effective retroactively to January 9, 2007, subject to the following conditions; 1) the licensee shall abstain from the use of alcohol and any prescription medication not specifically prescribed by her primary care provider or her psychiatrist; 2) the licensee shall participate in the Physicians Health Program (PHP); 3) the licensee shall ensure that the PHP provides the Board with quarterly reports regarding her compliance; 4) the licensee shall continue treatment with a psychiatrist pre-approved by the Board and ensure that the Board receives quarterly reports from her treating psychiatrist; 5) the licensee shall ensure that for the first ten (10) weeks following her return to active practice that she works no more than twenty (20) hours per week; and 6) the licensee agrees that her medical practice will be monitored by a physician pre-approved by the Board. This action is based on substance abuse issues.

BABINE, SARAH E., M.D. LICENSE # 016174; 01/09/07. At the conclusion of an Adjudicatory Hearing held on January 9, 2007, the Board issued an interim decision that ordered the continued suspension of the licensee's medical license in Maine until such time as she requests that the Board resume the hearing. Such request shall not be granted until at least four months have elapsed from January 26, 2007, and until the licensee submits written statements from the Physician's Health Program, her treating psychiatrist, and Dr. Meyer that she is fit to return to the active practice of medicine. The licensee shall ensure that her treating psychiatrist submits to the Board a written report detailing the progress of her treatment by March 13, 2007, and quarterly reports after that time. This action is based on unprofessional conduct involving the licensee's failure to comply with a previous Board Decision and Order, habitual substance abuse, and a diagnosed condition that has resulted in or may result in the licensee performing services in a manner that endangers the health or safety of patients.

BABINE, SARAH E., M.D. LICENSE # 016174; 09/19/06. Summary suspension of Maine medical license for thirty (30) days based upon the imminent jeopardy that the physician's continued practice poses to the public.

BABINE, SARAH E., M.D. LICENSE # 016174; 07/11/06. At the conclusion of an Adjudicatory Hearing held on July 11, 2006, the Board voted to give Dr. Babine a written reprimand. The licensee's Maine medical license is placed on probation for a period of five (5) years. During the probation the licensee shall: Enroll in the Physicians' Health Program by July 18, 2006 and fully cooperate with the provisions of that program. Fully cooperate in an evaluation to be conducted by an evaluation pre-approved by the Board. In the event that the evaluation reveals mental health issues that need to be addressed, the licensee shall retain a counselor pre-approved by the Board to provide such counseling and to provide quarterly reports to the Board regarding the progress of the sessions. This action is based on substance abuse issues.

BADEEN, STEVEN J. M.D.; 04/14/98; Consent Agreement Terminated. Click here for full text (PDF).

BADEEN, STEVEN J. M.D.; 05/12/1992; Conditional license issued by Consent Agreement. Been treated since 1987 for chronic, habitual, intemperate use of alcohol.

BALIAN, EPIPHANES, M.D.; 09/10/96; Reprimand and fine. Unprofessional conduct - 6/8/98 Decision Reaffirmed after Appeal. Click here for full text (PDF).

BARKIN, JEFFREY S., M.D.: License # 014724; 04/14/03. Licensee complied with the terms of his Consent Agreement, which was effective 04/14/98. Restrictions and conditions on licensee's Maine medical license are removed effective 4/14/03. Click here for full text (PDF).

BARKIN, JEFFREY S., M.D.; License # 014724; 04/14/1998. Conditions attached to license for five years. Piggyback on actions taken by Massachusetts and Connecticut. Failed to maintain records of controlled substances; failed to inform his employer that he had surrendered his DEA certificate and was unable to prescribe controlled substances for his patients.

BARTLETT, ELIZABETH L., M.D.: License # 013352; 9/10/02. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees that the status of the licensee's medical license will be changed from Active to Inactive on the effective date of this agreement. If the licensee applies for reinstatement to Active status, she must document six (6) months of continuous sobriety through participation in the Physician's Health Program. This action is based on substance abuse issues. Click here for full text (PDF).

BAROODY, ROBERT, M.D. License # 010439; 10/08/09. The licensee completed the thirty (30) day suspension period as specified in the Consent Agreement dated September 8, 2009. The licensee remains subject to the other terms and conditions in the Consent Agreement. Click here for full text (PDF)

BAROODY, ROBERT, M.D. License # 010439; 09/08/09. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees to the following: 1) a reprimand; 2) a monetary fine of one thousand five hundred dollars ($1,500); 3) a thirty (30) day license suspension and 4) a five (5) year license probation subject to specific conditions as outlined in the Consent Agreement. This action is based on unprofessional conduct.

BEGGS, STEPHEN L., P.A.; 01/27/1989; Revocation of P.A. License. Incompetence in practice and unprofessional conduct, sexual contact with four patients. Click here for full text (PDF).

BELL, MICHAEL A., M.D. License # 016124; 12/09/08. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees to the following: Dr. Bell concedes that the Board has sufficient evidence to find that he (i) engaged in the practice of fraud or deceit in connection with services rendered within the scope of his Maine medical license; (ii) engaged in habitual substance abuse that was foreseeably likely to result in his performing services in a manner that endangered the health or safety of patients; and (iii) engaged in unprofessional conduct by diverting and using opiates. The licensee will accept a reprimand from the Board and agrees that he will never again divert or use drugs that he has prescribed to patients for their care and treatment. The licensee will pay a monetary penalty of one thousand dollars ($1000.00) within thirty (30) days following the execution of this Consent Agreement. The licensee's Maine medical license will be placed on probation for five (5) years with the following conditions: 1) the licensee agrees to abstain from the use of any and all prohibited substances as outlined in the Consent Agreement; 2) the licensee agrees that he shall obtain all prescription medication(s), with the exception of medications prescribed by his treating psychiatrist, from a single primary care physician approved by the Board; 3) the licensee will be subject to substance abuse monitoring; 4) the licensee shall consult and counsel with a Board-approved individual or agency for substance abuse issues at least twice monthly; 5) the licensee shall practice only at Board approved practice locations; and 6) the licensee shall have a Board approved practice monitor. This action is based on unprofessional conduct, fraud or deceit in connection with services rendered within the scope of his Maine medical license and substance abuse issues. Click here for full text (PDF)

BERRY, MICHAEL S., M.D. License # 017153; 10/14/08. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees to the following: The licensee will accept a Warning from the Board and will communicate with all patients and their families in a professional manner. The licensee's Maine medical license will be placed on a five (5) year probation with the following conditions: 1) the licensee agrees to abstain from any and all prohibited substances as outlined in the Consent Agreement; 2) the licensee will be subject to substance abuse monitoring; 3) the licensee shall consult and counsel with a Board-approved individual or agency for substance abuse issues at least twice monthly; 4) the licensee shall consult and counsel with a Board-approved individual for mental health issues at least monthly; 5) the licensee shall have a Board-approved primary care physician; and 6) the licensee shall practice only at Board approved practice locations. This action is based on unprofessional conduct, fraud or deceit in connection with services rendered within the scope of his Maine medical license, substance abuse issues and conviction of a crime that relates directly to the practice for which he is licensed. Click here for full text (PDF)

BEVERLY, BERT I., M.D.: License # 012762. The licensee complied with the terms and conditions of his Consent Agreement and was released from the terms and conditions of the agreement effective July 8, 2008. Click here for full text (PDF).

BENJAMIN, JAMES, JR., M.D.; License #013427; 10/29/1997. Non-renewal of license. Unprofessional conduct regarding abandonment of patients. *

BENSON, JOHN M., M.D.; 01/20/1994; PROBATION; PROBATION TERMINATED 12/14/1994. Piggyback on action taken by State of Minnesota. Mental Health Status Monitoring. Click here for full text (PDF).

BENSON, ROBERT L., M.D.; 05/23/1997. Final denial of an application for a license. Applicant failed to meet the qualifications for a license. Click here for full text (PDF).

BERGER, ABRAHAM, M.D.; Administrative Court, 7/21/86; License Revocation; Fraud/Deceit in Application. Click here for full text. Click here for full text (PDF).

BEVERLY, BERT I., M.D.; License #012762; 09/05/95; Suspension; Violation of terms of Consent Agreement. 09/12/95; Reinstated. Click here for full text (PDF).

BEVERLY, BERT I., M.D.; 06/08/1994; LICENSE REINSTATED AS A CONDITIONAL LICENSE. Substance Abuse.

BEVERLY, BERT I., M.D.; 02/18/1993; Voluntary surrender of medical license. Surrendered during Board investigation of allegations of substance abuse.

BHATNAGAR, HEMENDRA N., M.D.; Board Order, 11/08/82; Censure/Probation; Incompetence, Unprofessional Conduct . Click here for full text (PDF).

BIDDLE, VIRGINIA M.D.: LICENSE # 012634; 12/13/05. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agreed to enter into a Consent Agreement for discipline and modification of her Maine medical license, to wit: the licensee accepted a medical license subject to the following conditions: the licensee shall issue, authorize or "co-sign" prescriptions only when she has a legitimate doctor-patient relationship that includes (i) direct doctor-patient interaction and examination and (ii) receipt and review of medical records; the licensee shall permit the Board or its agents access to her home, medical practice and office for the purpose of inspecting and copying her records related to patient care, including but not limited to computer records, internet prescriptions, facsimile prescriptions, and billing and payment records to ensure her compliance and the licensee agrees that violation of this Consent Agreement shall constitute grounds for discipline, including modification, suspension or revocation of licensure or denial of re-licensure. This action is based upon inappropriate prescribing practices that amounted to unprofessional conduct. Click here for full text (PDF).

BIDDLE, VIRGINIA, M.D. : License # 012634; 11/22/05. Summary suspension of Maine medical license due to unprofessional conduct based on inappropriate prescribing practices .

BLOCH, SILVIA M., M.D.: License #014372; 12/12/00. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees to accept a reprimand from the Board. In addition, the licensee agrees to attend an introductory course on neurology for psychiatrists given by the Post Graduate Medical Education Division of Harvard Medical School or an equivalent course sponsored by a medical school and approved by the Board. The Board will permit the licensee to withdraw from licensure. This action is based on unprofessional conduct. Click here for full text (PDF).

BOBKER, DANIEL, M.D. License # 013940; 01/27/10. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the Board granted the licensee a conditional Maine medical license subject to the following terms and conditions: 1) the licensee agrees to abstain from the use of any and all prohibited substances as defined in the Second Consent Agreement; 2) the licensee agrees that for the period following the execution of the Second Consent Agreement until he returns to the active practice of medicine substance abuse testing shall be performed once a week; 3) for the period following the licensee's return to the active practice of medicine and for one (1) year thereafter, substance abuse monitoring shall occur weekly; 4) the licensee shall submit for Board approval the name of a substance abuse monitor; 5) within thirty (30) days following the execution of the Second Consent Agreement the licensee shall submit for Board approval the name of a licensed individual or agency in the treatment of substance abuse with whom he shall consult at least twice monthly; 6) within thirty (30) days following the execution of the Second Consent Agreement the licensee shall submit for Board approval the name of a licensed individual or agency in the treatment of mental health issues with whom he shall consult at least monthly; 7) commencing one (1) month following the execution of the Second Consent Agreement and continuing for one (1) year thereafter, the licensee shall ensure that the Board approved treatment providers submit to the Board written reports regarding his compliance with treatment, ability to continue practicing medicine and his prognosis for continued recovery; 8) Prior to returning to the active practice of medicine, the licensee must have a Board approved practice location. The licensee agrees to work no more than twenty 20 hours per week (daytime hours only), and shall not take call. The licensee shall have a Board approved Physician Monitor and shall practice pursuant to a written plan of supervision; 9) The licensee agrees to attend AA and/or NA and enter into a contract with the Maine Professionals Health Program and fully participate in the program as long as the Second Consent Agreement remains in force. This action is based on violation of the terms and conditions of a prior Consent Agreement and substance abuse issues. Click here for full text (PDF)

BOBKER, DANIEL M.D. License #013940; 06/25/08. Automatic suspension of license for positive test for the presence of a prohibited substance while under Consent Agreement for substance abuse monitoring.

BOBKER, DANIEL, M.D. License #013940; 01/23/08. In lieu of proceeding to an adjudicatory hearing, the licensee accepts the following modifications and conditions to his Maine medical license: 1) the licensee agrees to abstain from any and all prohibited substances as outlined in the Consent Agreement; 2) the licensee agrees that he shall only obtain prescription medications from a single primary care physician approved by the Board; 3) the licensee will have a Board approved supervising physician who will oversee his substance abuse monitoring as outlined in the Consent Agreement; 4) the licensee will have a Board approved substance abuse counselor with whom he will meet at least twice monthly; 5) the licensee will have a Board approved mental health therapist and agrees to participate in psychotherapy. The psychotherapy sessions shall occur at least monthly; 6) Upon return to the active practice of medicine the licensee shall work no more than twenty (20) hours per week (daytime hours only); 7) Within thirty (30) days following his return to the active practice of medicine, the licensee will submit for Board approval the name of a licensed Maine physician who shall monitor his medical practice pursuant to a written plan of supervision approved by the Board; 8) the licensee agrees to attend AA and/or NA and will enter into a contract with the Maine Physicians Health Program and fully participate as long as this Consent Agreement remains in force.

BOBKER, DANIEL, M.D. : License # 013940; 06/12/07. Thirty (30) day summary suspension of Maine medical license based on substance abuse issues.

BONHOMME, WILNER, M.D.; LICENSE TD071059; 005/13/08. At the conclusion of an Adjudicatory Hearing held on May 13, 2008, the Board voted to give the licensee a warning. This action is based on fraud or deceit. Click here for full text (PDF)

BOTTROS, MOURAD R., M.D.; 08/14/96; Non-Renewal of License. Fraud/deceit in application for license renewal. Failed to disclose disciplinary action by New York State. Click here for full text (PDF).

BOUTIN, MICHAEL G., M.D.; License # 014142; 01/20/1998. Reprimand and $1500 fine. Fraud/deceit in application. Incompetency, based on Vermont Board action. Click here for full text (PDF).

BRACKETT, RICHARD P.A.-C LICENSE # PA-261; 09/12/06. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees to the immediate and permanent revocation of his Maine physician assistant license. This action is based on incompetence and unprofessional conduct. Click here for full text (PDF).

BRACKETT, RICHARD P.A.-C: License # PA-261; 07/11/06. Summary suspension of Maine physician assistant license for thirty (30) days based upon incompetence and unprofessional conduct.

BRAZIER, CRESSEY, M.D.; 5/14/96; Consent Agreement Terminated. Click here for full text (PDF).

BRAZIER, CRESSEY, M.D.; Consent Agreement, 5/18/95; Conditional License; Unprofessional Conduct.

BREER, DAVID N. M.D. License #: 013353. 11/12/02. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees that the status of his medical license will be changed from Active to Inactive on the effective date of this agreement. If the licensee applies for reinstatement to Active status, he must document six (6) months of continuous sobriety through participation in the Physicians' Health Program. This action is based on unprofessional conduct and substance abuse issues. Click here for full text (PDF).

BRIGGS, LINWOOD; 08/12/1992; Received letter of Warning and $100 fine. Violation of Medical Practice Act and Board Rule for failure to respond to consumer complaint received by the Board and for failure to respond to the Board's request to meet with Dr. at an Informal Conference. Click here for full text (PDF).

BRITO, JOSEPH C., M.D.; 11/11/08: On November 11, 2008, the Board reviewed a request from the licensee to withdraw his appeal of the Board' s preliminary denial of his Maine medical license application based upon 1) his failure to complete a post-graduate residency program in a particular specialty; 2) his lack of any clinical practice for approximately ten (10) years; 3) the denial of his application(s) for licensure by other states; and 4) his history of substance abuse. The Board granted the licensee’s request to withdraw his appeal. The Board's final denial of the licensee's application for a permanent Maine medical license became effective November 11, 2008. Click here for full text (PDF)

BROOKS, HEIDI E., M.D.: License # 015773; 11/19/05. On October 11, 2005 the Board voted to preliminarily deny the licensee's application for renewal of her Maine medical license. The licensee was notified by letter dated October 14, 2005, sent certified mail, return receipt requested. The licensee did not appeal the preliminary denial. The denial became effective November 19, 2005. The action was based on recurrent and existing health issues, substance abuse and the licensee's lack of medical practice for a considerable amount of time. Click here for full text.

BROWN, BENJAMIN M., M.D. License # 016862; 04/14/09. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees that the Board has sufficient evidence from which it could reasonably conclude that he engaged in a sexual relationship with AM who was a patient and he engaged in a sexual relationship with RR a physician assistant whom he was supervising. The licensee admits that the Board has sufficient evidence from which it could conclude that the conduct with patient AM constitutes sexual misconduct and unprofessional conduct. The licensee admits that the conduct with RR could constitute unprofessional conduct. As discipline for the conduct described, the licensee agrees to accept the following discipline: a) a reprimand; b) a monetary fine of one thousand dollars ($1,000). The licensee will ensure that the fine is paid within thirty (30) days following the execution of the Consent Agreement; c) a license suspension of sixty (60) days commencing April 15, 2009; and d) a license probation for five (5) years following the execution of this Consent Agreement. As specific conditions of probation the licensee shall: i) restrict his practice of medicine to a location approved by the Board; ii) enroll in and successfully complete a Board approved course in medical ethics and boundaries within six (6) months following the execution of the Consent Agreement; iii) Within thirty (30) days of the execution of the Consent Agreement the licensee shall have a Board approved practice monitor; and iv) Within thirty (30) days of the execution of the Consent Agreement the licensee shall enroll in the Maine Medical Associations Medical Professionals Health Program. Click here for full text (PDF)

BUDD, WILLIAM L., M.D.: License # 005768; 5/9/00. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees that the status of his license will be changed from Active to Inactive, effective May 9, 2000. The licensee may not practice medicine in Maine or in any other state. This action is based on unprofessional conduct and incompetence. Click here for full text (PDF).

CACIOPPO, DINO T., M.D.: License # 009651; 03/23/99. In lieu of a hearing, the licensee voluntarily surrendered his license to practice medicine in the State of Maine. Unprofessional conduct, guilty plea to misdemeanor sexual assault on a female patient, based on California Board action. Click here for full text (PDF).

CEDERNA, JOHN P. M.D.: License # 012732; 1/14/03. In order to avoid an adjudicatory hearing, the licensee agrees to the following: The licensee's failure to comply with his prior Consent Agreement with the Board and his failure to make appropriate arrangements when he closed his practice constitutes unprofessional conduct. The licensee agrees to accept a Reprimand as discipline. Click here for full text (PDF).

CHAGRASULIS, ROBERT W., M.D.: License # 012162; 01/30/08. After review of a written request from the licensee on January 8, 2008 the Board voted to grant the licensee's written request to terminate the Consent Agreement for Reinstatement and Conditioned License based on the licensee's compliance to date and his representation that he will continue to remain an active participant in the Maine Physician's Health Program, Alcoholics Anonymous and Caducecus. Click here for full text (PDF)

CHAGRASULIS, ROBERT W. M.D. License # 012162; 12/3/02. The Board will reinstate the Maine medical license of the licensee with conditions. The licensee agrees to completely abstain from the use of any prohibited substances as outlined in the Consent Agreement. The licensee shall be subject to urine monitoring. The licensee agrees to attend AA and/or NA meetings a minimum of three times each week for one year from the effective date of this agreement and at least once each week through four years thereafter. This action is based on substance abuse issues.

CHAGRASULIS, ROBERT W., M.D.; 03/05/96; Reprimand - Conditions attached to license. Substance abuse.

CHAGRASULIS, ROBERT W., M.D.; License #012162; 07/11/95; Suspension through Consent Agreement. Fraud/Deceit in application. Unprofessional Conduct.

CHOW, CHAK L., M.D.; License # 007929; 06/13/1998. Final denial of application to renew license. Fraud/deceit in application. Unprofessional conduct, based on actions taken by Virginia and New Jersey. Reprimand and $1,500 fine. Click here for full text (PDF).

CHURCHILL, LAURIE C., M.D.; 6/21/90; Consent Agreement filed under Laurie Ludington M.D., Conditional License; Substance Abuse. Click here for full text (PDF).

CICHON, ALFRED B., P.A.-C: License # PA-248; 08/08/07. The licensee completed the ninety (90) day suspension period as specified in the Board Order dated June 12, 2007. The licensee remains subject to the other sanctions imposed in the Board Order.Click here for full text (PDF)

CICHON, ALFRED B., P.A. -C License # PA-248; 05/08/07. At the conclusion of an Adjudicatory Hearing held on May 8, 2007, the Board voted to reprimand the licensee. In addition, the licensee shall pay a fine of $1,500. and pay the Board's cost of hearing. The licensee's application for renewal of his license to practice medicine as a physician's assistant is granted as of May 8, 2007. The license is suspended for a period of ninety (90) days until August 8, 2007. This action is based on fraud and deceit in the provision of medical services, unprofessional conduct and violation of a statute or rule of the Board.

CICHON, ALFRED B., P.A.-C: LICENSE # PA-248; 03/13/07. Thirty (30) day summary suspension of Maine physician assistant's license based on the imminent threat to the public posed by the licensee's continued practice due to the provision of medical services without the supervision of a physician.

CLEMETSON, CHARLES D.M., M.D.: License # 013808; 11/13/07. Licensee complied with the terms of his Consent Agreement and was released from the terms and conditions effective November 13, 2007. Click here for full text (PDF)

CLEMETSON, CHARLES D.M., M.D.: License #013808; 02/13/07. After review of the licensee's compliance with the terms of the Consent Agreement for Conditional License effective November 10, 2004 the licensee agreed to amendments to paragraphs 1 and 10 under "Agreement" which required his medical practice to be monitored by a Board-approved physician. The Board will not consider any application from the licensee to modify or terminate any provisions of the Consent Agreement prior to November 10, 2007.

CLEMETSON, CHARLES D., M.D.: License # 013808; 11/10/04. By Consent Agreement, the licensee's Maine medical license was reinstated subject to the following terms: the licensee will restrict his practice to working in a contractual relationship or employment situation where he is not the only psychiatrist or physician in the practice. The contractual relationship or employment must be approved by the Board before the licensee begins working. The licensee will participate in psychotherapy with a Board approved therapist. The licensee will meet with the therapist a minimum of every two weeks for a two year period. For one year from the date of this agreement, the licensee will undergo random weekly urine monitoring. For one year after the first year of monitoring, the licensee will provide random monthly urine samples. This action is based on terms of a prior consent agreement with this licensee.

CLEMETSON, CHARLES D., M.D.: License # 013808; 9/10/02. In lieu of continuing with the Adjudicatory Hearing which began on July 9, 2002, the licensee agrees that the summary suspension ordered by the Board is terminated, and the status of the licensee's medical license will be changed from Active to Inactive on the effective date of this agreement. If the licensee applies for reinstatement to Active status, he must undergo an inpatient substance abuse evaluation and follow the recommendations and treatments suggested by the facility. This action is based on substance abuse issues and failure to comply with a Board Order regarding office management practices.

CLEMETSON, CHARLES D., M.D.; License # 013808: 5/14/02. License suspension due to unprofessional conduct and incompetence based on habitual substance abuse and diagnosis of a mental or physical condition that may result in the licensee performing services in a manner that endangers the health or safety of patients.

CLEMETSON, CHARLES D., M.D.: License # 013808; 6/12/01. At the conclusion of an Adjudicatory Hearing held on June 12, 2001 the Board voted to issue a censure for unprofessional conduct. In addition, Dr. Clemetson will be placed on probation for a minimum of one year, during which time he must hire an expert to implement changes in his office procedures.

CLOUTIER, GEORGE, M.D.; Board Order, 3/01/83; Censure; Unprofessional Conduct . Click here for full text (PDF).

COCHRAN, R. GREGORY, M.D.; 11/12/96; Revocation. Failure to comply with terms of Consent Agreement regarding substance abuse. Click here for full text (PDF).

COCHRAN, R. GREGORY, M.D.; 10/06/1994; INDEFINITE SUSPENSION. Drug abuse - impairment. Violation of consent order.

COCHRAN, R. Gregory.; 07/09/1991; Conditional, probationary license; length of probation is for ten years. Alcoholism and drug addiction.

COHEN, GARY F., M.D.; License # 007732; 10/12/1997. Non-renewal of license. Fraud/deceit in application. Unprofessional conduct based on New York's action. Click here for full text (PDF).

CYR, JC (JOSEPH) GUYNEMER, M.D.: License # 004470; 7/11/00. At the conclusion of an Adjudicatory Hearing held on July 11, 2000 the Maine Board of Licensure in Medicine voted to suspend the licensee's license for 360 days and refer the matter to administrative court for revocation of his license to practice medicine. However, the licensee agreed to immediately surrender his medical license to the Board and retire from the practice of medicine effective July 11, 2000. The Board accepted the Licensee's surrender of his license. This action was based on fraud and deceit in obtaining a license, incompetence in the practice of medicine and the existence of a mental or physical condition that may endanger the health or safety of patients. Click here for full text (PDF).

DAS, SATYENDRA N., M.D. 01/12/1993; License denied. License denied on basis of failure to satisfy license examination requirements. *

DAVIS, BRUCE H., M.D. License # 015279; 02/20/07. On February 20, 2007, the Board voted to accept the licensee's voluntary surrender of his Maine medical license. The licensee surrendered his license while under investigation for unprofessional conduct as a result of his alleged failure to comply with a prior Board decision and order. Click here for full text (PDF).

DAVIS, BRUCE H., M.D. LICENSE # 015279; 05/16/06. At the conclusion of an Adjudicatory Hearing held on May 16, 2006 the Board voted to place the licensee's Maine medical license on probation for a period of five (5) years beginning June 13, 2006. During the probation the licensee shall: a) Totally abstain from alcohol and drugs except those prescribed by a physician. He shall participate in a random urine monitoring program administered by the Physician Health Program. b) Participate in individual psychotherapy with a Board approved therapist at a minimum of two (2) times per month. The therapist shall provide the Board with quarterly written summaries of treatment. c) Participate in either or both AA or Caduceus self-help abstinence programs at a minimum of two (2) times per month. The licensee shall provide the Board with quarterly written summaries. This action is based on substance abuse issues.

DEFANTI, THOMAS R., M.D.: License #011764; 02/13/07. After review of the Consent Agreement effective October 10, 2006, the licensee and the Board agreed to amend the Consent Agreement. Amendments were made to paragraphs 16(b)(i) and 16(b)(ii) to clarify the restrictions placed on the licensee's license to practice medicine. Click here for full text (PDF)

DEFANTI, THOMAS R. M.D.: LICENSE 011764; 10/10/06. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing the licensee agrees to accept a reprimand from the Board. In addition, the licensee will have a permanently modified/restricted medical license. The licensee is restricted from performing six (6) types of gynecological surgical procedures. The licensee shall restrict his practice of medicine to an office based medical practice approved by the Board. This action is based on incompetence.

DEFANTI, THOMAS R., M.D.: License # 011764; 09/01/04. Licensee complied with the terms of his Consent Agreement. Restrictions and conditions on licensee’s Maine medical license are removed effective 09/01/04. .

DEFANTI, THOMAS R. M.D.: License # 011764; 06/11/02. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees to accept a reprimand from the Board. In addition, he will arrange for monitoring of his laparoscopic procedures and provide the Board with relevant information regarding any complications. The licensee agrees to substance abuse monitoring and agrees to attend counseling sessions for substance abuse issues. This action is based on unprofessional conduct and substance abuse issues.

DeHART, COR, M.D.; License #005586; 11/14/95; Permanent surrender of license for cause. Unprofessional conduct. Click here for full text (PDF).

DE LOS HEROS, REINALDO O., M.D.; License # 017206; 04/13/10. On April 13, 2010 the Board reviewed information received from the licensee indicating that he would comply with all recommendations of the evaluator resulting from his neuropsychiatric evaluation. Based on this information, the Board voted to terminate the Consent Agreement dated July 23, 2009 as amended by the First Amendment to Consent Agreement dated February 2, 2010. This action is effective April 13, 2010. Click here for full text (PDF)

De Los HEROS, REINALDO O., M.D.; License # 017206; 02/02/10. On December 8, 2009 the Board reviewed the licensee's written request to amend the Consent Agreement entered into on July 23, 2009. After review the Board voted to amend the Consent Agreement as follows: 1) Paragraph 3c the existing language will be deleted and replaced with the following language: "Monitoring shall occur at least once a month, and shall include a review of all patient charts and review of at least one tape-recorded session between Dr. de los Heros and a patient." 2) Paragraph 3d the existing language will be deleted and replaced with the following language: "Dr. de los Heros shall ensure that his supervising/monitoring psychiatrist provides written reports of his progress to the Board once per month and provides verbal reports of his progress to Dr. Dreher once per month."

De Los HEROS, REINALDO O., M.D.; License # 017206; 07/23/09. In lieu of suspending the licensee's Maine medical license, licensee agrees to practice medicine in Maine only under the supervision of a Board-approved psychiatrist. The licensee's practice will be monitored subject to the conditions outlined in the Consent Agreement. The Consent Agreement will remain in effect until the complaint against the licensee can be resolved either by Consent Agreement, Adjudicatory Hearing or until the Board determines that a summary suspension of the licensee's license to practice medicine is necessary to protect the public. This action is based on competence issues.

De Los HEROS, REINALDO O., M.D. LICENSE # 017206; 11/13/07. Licensee complied with the terms of his Consent Agreement and was released from the terms and conditions effective November 13, 2007.

De Los HEROS, REINALDO O., M.D.: License #017206; 02/13/07. After review of a written request from the licensee, the Board voted to grant the licensee's request to delete subparagraph "s" of the Consent Agreement for Conditional Licensure which was effective July 11, 2006.

De Los HEROS, REINALDO, M.D.: License # 017206; 07/11/06. By Consent Agreement the Board issued a conditioned license to the licensee with the following conditions: the licensee shall restrict his practice to working in a supervised relationship; the supervising/monitoring physician shall provide on-going, regular supervision to include review of patient charts, review of efficacy of prescribed medications and review of consultations with other mental health providers involved in patient care; the supervising/monitoring physician shall provide the Board with quarterly reports; the licensee shall abstain from consuming alcohol and mood or mind altering substances or medications and the licensee shall submit to monthly urine monitoring. This action is based on disciplinary action by another state medical board and substance abuse issues.

DeNATALE, JOSEPH F., M.D.; Consent Agreement, 11/08/88; Conditional License; Substance Abuse Click here for full text (PDF).

DERBOVEN, PAUL H., M.D.; License # 006600; 06/09/1998. License lapsed by operation of law and licensee will not be relicensed by the Board or its successor. Alleged incompetence because of inappropriate prescribing practices and inadequate monitoring of patients on Clozaril; unprofessional conduct based on abandonment of patients. Click here for full text (PDF).

DIERING, SCOTT, M.D.; LICENSE # 016678; 02/12/08. At the conclusion of an Adjudicatory Hearing held on January 8, 2008, the Board voted to reprimand the licensee. The licensee's Maine medical license shall be allowed to lapse. This action is based on fraud or deceit, substance abuse issues and unprofessional conduct. Click here for full text (PDF)

DIESSNER, ARDELL W., M.D. LICENSE #013418; 09/12/06. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees to the voluntary surrender of his Maine medical license. This action is based on unprofessional conduct. Click here for full text (PDF)

DiGREGORIO, LOUISE, M.D.; License # 011879; 07/08/1997. Reprimand and fine. Conditions attached to license. Substance abuse. Click here for full text (PDF).

DiGREGORIO, LOUISE, M.D.; License # 011879; 03/11/1997. Emergency summary suspension. Substance abuse.

DOBROVIC, SLAVO, M.D.; 12/11/96; Reprimand and fine. Fraud/deceit in application for license renewal - failed to disclose discipline by the State of New Jersey. Click here for full text (PDF).

DONAHUE, C. L., M.D.; Consent Agreement, 7/23/83; Suspension; Substance Abuse. Click here for full text (PDF).

DOOLITTLE, THOMAS C., M.D.; License # 012114; 09/08/98. In lieu of a hearing, licensee agrees to accept a Warning from the Board. Licensee will have a chaperone present for all examinations of female patients. Unprofessional conduct based on boundary issues in the doctor-patient relationship. Click here for full text (PDF).

DOWBAK, JOHN, M.D.; 02/11/1998. Final denial of an application for a license. Applicant lacked judgement regarding issues relevant to licensure. Applicant admitted his convicted crime of arson, but failed to demonstrate adequate insight into issues surrounding his crime and its relationship to his professional conduct, and was not sufficiently rehabilitated to warrant public trust. Click here for full text (PDF).

DOYLE, ROBERT P., M.D. License # 007273; 04/14/09. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee admits that he made offensive and unwelcome statements to a female medical student and that such conduct constitutes unprofessional conduct. As discipline for the conduct, the licensee agrees to accept a reprimand from the Board. The licensee agrees that henceforth he shall refrain completely from making these types of offensive and unwelcome statements to medical students, medical colleagues, medical staff, nursing or hospital staff or patients. Click here for full text (PDF)

DRISCOLL, JOHN P., M.D.: License #010203; 02/13/07. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agreed to the immediate revocation of his license to practice medicine in the State of Maine. This action was based on unprofessional conduct and habitual substance abuse. Click here for full text (PDF)

DRISCOLL, JOHN P., M.D. LICENSE # 010203; 01/03/07. Automatic suspension of license for positive test result while under Consent Agreement for substance abuse monitoring.

DRISCOLL, JOHN P., M.D.: License # 010203; 02/08/05. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees that he will be subject to substance abuse monitoring. For a period of one year from the date of the agreement, urine samples shall be provided twice monthly. For the second year of monitoring, urine samples will be provided once a month. For the remainder of the term of the agreement, urine samples will be provided at a minimum of every two months. The term of this Consent Agreement is five (5) years from the effective date of the agreement.

EKINCI, FEVZI, M.D.; Consent Agreement, 3/19/81; Probation; Aiding in Unlawful Practice of Medicine. Click here for full text (PDF).

El-SILIMY, OSAMA EL SAYED A., M.D. LICENSE # 014725; 09/12/06. At the conclusion of an Adjudicatory Hearing held on September 12, 2006, the Board voted that the licensee receive a reprimand. In addition the licensee must utilize a system which would prevent patient records from being altered and complete a Board approved course regarding medical record keeping which would include legal and ethical components by January 28, 2007. This action is based on unprofessional conduct and a criminal conviction. Click here for full text (PDF)

EVANS, PETER A., M.D.; 02/09/1994; Reprimand restitution. Inappropriate sexual contact with a patient in 1984. Click here for full text (PDF).

FAHEY, JOSEPH P., M.D.; LICENSE # 017732; 03/11/08. By consent agreement the Board issued a conditional license with the following conditions: 1) the licensee shall abstain from the use of any and all prohibited substance as outlined in the consent agreement and to undergo monitoring for the presence of such prohibited substances. 2) the licensee agrees that with the sole exception of medications permitted by the Board to be prescribed by his Board-approved treating psychiatrist, he shall only obtain his prescription medication(s) from a single primary care physician approved by the Board. 3) within thirty (30) days following the execution of this consent agreement for conditional licensure, the licensee shall submit for Board approval the name of an individual or agency in the treatment of substance abuse with whom the licensee shall consult and counsel for substance abuse issues. The licensee shall have consultations at least twice monthly. 4) within thirty (30) days following the execution of this consent agreement for conditional licensure, the licensee shall submit for Board approval the name of a licensed individual or agency with whom he shall counsel for depression and other mental health issues. The therapy sessions shall occur at least monthly. 5) within thirty (30) days following the execution of this consent agreement for conditional licensure, the licensee shall submit for Board approval the name of a primary care physician who shall prescribe all necessary medications for the licensee and who shall coordinate the licensee's treatment and pharmacological therapy. 6) prior to engaging in the active practice of medicine, the licensee must have a Board approved practice location and practice plan. 7) prior to engaging in the active practice of medicine, the licensee must have a Board approved practice monitor. 8) the licensee agrees to attend AA and/or NA or another non-faith based self help group meeting approved by the Board. 9) the licensee shall enter into a contract with the Maine Physicians Health Program and fully participate as long as this consent agreement for conditional licensure remains in force. This action is based on substance abuse issues. Click here for full text (PDF)

FERRERA, PETER C., M.D. License # 016334; 11/10/09. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee admits that with regard to complaint CR 09-297 the Board has sufficient evidence from which it could reasonably conclude that his Maine medical license is subject to discipline as a result of the discipline imposed by the Consent Agreement and Order with the New York State Board for Professional Medical Conduct dated May 6, 2009. As discipline, the licensee agrees to accept 1) a reprimand and 2) a three (3) year license probation subject to conditions as outlined in the Consent Agreement. Click here for full text (PDF)

FIORICA, THOMAS G., M.D.; Administrative Court, 8/12/83; License Revocation; Unprofessional Conduct . Click here for full text (PDF).

FISK, HENRY J., M.D.: LICENSE #009190; 12/11/07. Licensee requested that the requirement of anger counseling be deleted from his consent agreement. Based upon the recommendation of the counselor that no further counseling was required, the Board and Dr. Fisk agreed to an amendment to the consent agreement that deleted the counseling requirement effective 12/11/07. Click here for full text (PDF)

FISK, HENRY J. M.D.: LICENSE # 009190; 12/12/06. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees to accept a reprimand from the Board. The licensee's Maine medical license will be subject to the following conditions: 1) the licensee will engage in counseling, including anger management counseling, with a provider pre-approved by the Board and pursuant to a treatment plan pre-approved by the Board. The licensee shall ensure that the Board-approved counselor provides quarterly reports to the Board. This action is based on a criminal conviction.

FLEISHMAN, A. MARTIN, M.D.; Consent Agreement, 12/13/89; License Surrender; Incompetence and Unprofessional Conduct. Click here for full text (PDF).

FLETCHER, ANDREW J., M.D.; LICENSE # 016680; 12/24/08. Licensee requested by letter dated September 20, 2008 that the Consent Agreement for Conditional Licensure be amended by deleting the language of paragraph 12c of the Consent Agreement dated January 8, 2008. After review, the Board agrees to amend the Consent Agreement dated January 8, 2008 by deleting the following language: In complying with this provision, Dr. Fletcher agrees that he will not self-diagnose or self-treat himself for any medical issues. This amendment is effective December 24, 2008. Click here for full text (PDF).

FLETCHER, ANDREW J., M.D.; LICENSE # 016680; 01/08/08. By Consent Agreement the Board issued a conditional license with the following conditions: the licensee will abstain from the use of any and all prohibited substances as outlined in the Consent Agreement; the licensee will obtain all prescription medications from a single primary care physician approved by the Board; the licensee will be subject to substance abuse monitoring to be performed by a Board approved supervising physician; the licensee will engage in board approved substance abuse counseling; the licensee will have a Board approved physician who will monitor the licensee's medical practice; the licensee will attend AA and/or NA and will enter into a contract with the Maine Physician's Health Program. This action is based on substance abuse issues.

FLETCHER, ANDREW J., M.D. : License # 016680; 06/12/07. At the conclusion of an Adjudicatory Hearing held on June 12, 2007 the Board voted to immediately revoke the licensee's Maine medical license effective April 27, 2007. The licensee may not apply for reinstatement of his medical license prior to October 29, 2007. This action is based on substance abuse issues.

FLETCHER, ANDREW J., M.D. License # 016680; 04/27/07. Automatic suspension of license for positive test for the presence of a prohibited substance while under Consent Agreement for substance abuse monitoring.

FLETCHER, ANDREW J., M.D. : License # 016680; 06/12/07. At the conclusion of an Adjudicatory Hearing held on June 12, 2007 the Board voted to immediately revoke the licensee's Maine medical license effective April 27, 2007. The licensee may not apply for reinstatement of his medical license prior to October 29, 2007. This action is based on substance abuse issuesFLETCHER, ANDREW J., M.D.: License # 016680; 11/10/04. By Consent Agreement, the licensee is issued a Maine medical license subject to the following terms: the licensee will be subject to substance abuse monitoring. For a period of one year from the effective date of this agreement urine samples shall be provided twice a month. For the second year of monitoring, urine samples will be provided once a month. For the remainder of the term of this agreement, urine samples will be provided at a minimum of every two months. The term of this agreement is five years from the effective date of this agreement. This action is based on substance abuse issues.

FLYNN, GLORIA, PA-C.; License # PA-017; 07/14/1998. Reprimand; licensee has retired and will not reapply for licensure with the Board or its successor. Deficiencies in the care provided to a patient that might constitute incompetence. Click here for full text (PDF).

FLYNN, GLORIA, PA-C; License # PA-017; 07/14/1998. Reprimand and $1500 fine; licensee has retired and will not reapply for licensure. Unprofessional conduct and fraud and deceit in practice.

FRANCK, JOEL I., M.D.: License # 012095; 07/11/06. In lieu of proceeding to an adjudicatory hearing, the licensee agrees to accept a reprimand from the Board. In addition, within one (1) year following the execution of this Consent Agreement the licensee will enroll in and successfully complete a Board-approved course in general ethics and boundaries and provide the Board with documentary proof of the completion of such Board-approved course. This action is based on unprofessional conduct. Click here for full text (PDF).

FRENETTE, FRANCIS FLO, M.D.; 04/29/1994; Denied application to renew license. Substance abuse - Impairment. *

FUHRMANN, CALVIN F., M.D.: License # 014675; 02/12/02. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees to accept a Warning from the Board. This action was based on unprofessional conduct. Click here for full text (PDF).

FUSON, JEFFREY W., M.D. License # 009849; 05/12/09. On May 12, 2009 the Board reviewed the licensee's written request to fully reinstate his Maine medical license. In addition, the licensee appeared before the Board for an interview regarding his request. After discussion with the licensee, the Board voted to grant the licensee's request to terminate the Second Consent Agreement for Licensure and fully reinstate his Maine medical license. Click here for full text (PDF)

FUSON, JEFFREY W., M.D.: License # 009849; 11/14/06. By Consent Agreement the licensee agrees that his Maine medical license shall be subject to the following conditions: 1) The licensee shall limit his practice of medicine to a closely supervised ambulatory practice location approved by the Board. 2) The licensee shall practice medicine only at the Board approved location under the supervision of a Board approved physician. 3) The licensee shall have no "on call" responsibilities. 4) The licensee shall see a limited number of patients per day, which number shall be monitored and regulated by his supervising physician. 5) The licensee shall see only established and previously diagnosed patients with the following exception: the licensee may treat a limited number of new and previously undiagnosed patients so long as he and his supervising physician perform a chart review on the same date that the licensee sees/treats new patients. 6) The licensee and his supervising physician shall engage in a weekly case discussion and record review of 50% of the established and previously diagnosed patients treated each week by the licensee. 7) The licensee shall utilize prosthetic memory devises to assist him in his medical practice. 8) The licensee shall ensure that his supervising physician develops and implements protocols for the medical practice that assist the licensee with clinical practice updates and potential drug interactions. 9) The licensee shall ensure that he regularly communicates with his supervising physician. 10) The licensee shall ensure that his supervising physician provides the Board with quarterly reports concerning his compliance with the terms and conditions of this Second Consent Agreement for Licensure as well as the licensee's medical practice. This action is based on concerns regarding the licensee's cognitive and motor difficulties.

FUSON, JEFFREY W., M.D.: License # 009849; 01/10/06. By Consent Agreement the licensee's Maine medical license was renewed in Active status with the following conditions: 1) The licensee shall limit his practice of medicine to a closely supervised ambulatory practice location approved by the Board. 2) The licensee shall practice medicine only at the Board approved location under the supervision of a Board approved physician. 3) The licensee shall have no "on-call: responsibilities. 4) The licensee shall see a limited number of patients per day 5) The licensee shall see only established and previously diagnosed patients 6) The licensee and his supervising physician shall engage in a case discussion and record review on the same date on which the patient is seen. 7) The licensee shall ensure that his supervising physician provides the Board with monthly reports concerning his compliance with the terms and conditions of the Consent Agreement. This action is based on concerns regarding the licensee's cognitive and motor difficulties.

GALLAGHER, BRIAN M.D.: LICENSE # 013759; 12/12/06. On December 12, 2006 the Board voted to accept the licensee's voluntary surrender of his Maine medical license. The licensee surrendered his license while under investigation for unprofessional conduct based on inappropriate prescribing practices. Click here for full text (PDF)

GAMMON, DAVID B., M.D.: LICENSE # 017705; 03/26/08. Consent Agreement for Conditional Licensure effective February 12, 2008 is amended to allow the licensee to perform reviews of medical records without providing direct patient care outside of a hospital setting. This amendment is effective March 26, 2008. Click here for full text (PDF).

GAMMON, DAVID B., M.D., LICENSE # 017705; 02/14/08. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees to accept a conditioned/restricted active license to practice medicine in the state of Maine. The licensee's restricted medical license shall be subject to the following conditions: a) the licensee shall limit his practice of medicine in Maine to being a "hospitalist" in a hospital duly licensed in the State of Maine; b) the licensee shall not practice medicine in any other setting outside of a duly licensed hospital; c) the licensee shall not issue any prescription(s) for any medication(s) for any patient(s) who is/are not inpatient(s) of the hospital where he practices medicine as a "hospitalist"; d) the licensee may issue one-time-only prescriptions (no re-fills permitted) to a patient upon the patient's discharge from the hospital and for the sole purpose of transitioning the patient back to his/her primary care provider; and e) the licensee shall provide a copy of this Consent Agreement to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of any hospital with whom he seeks or obtains employment.

GARCIA, CESAR O., M.D. LICENSE # 015094; 11/14/06. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees to accept a reprimand from the Board. The licensee agrees to follow the guidelines for standard resident work hours so that he does not become excessively fatigued. This action was based on unprofessional conduct. Click here for full text (PDF).

GIBBS, RICHARD T., M.D. License # TD081120; 11/10/09. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, Dr. Gibbs admits that with regard to complaint CR 09-219 the Board has sufficient evidence from which it could reasonably conclude that: 1) he inappropriately used alcohol and Librium in order to self-manage his severe anxiety and depression; 2) he was repeatedly tardy and absent from his duties as a physician due to his self-medication and intoxication from his use of alcohol and that he left DECH without notice; and 3) he was arrested for OUI with a blood-alcohol content of .30. Dr. Gibbs admits that such conduct constitutes evidence of unprofessional conduct and habitual substance abuse foreseeably likely to result in his performing services in a manner that jeopardized patient safety. As discipline for his conduct, Dr. Gibbs agrees to: 1) accept a reprimand; 2) abstain completely from the use of any and all prohibited substances as defined in the Consent Agreement; 3) enroll and participate in the Pennsylvania Physicians' Health Program or the New Mexico Monitored Treatment Program; and 4) within thirty (30) days of the execution of this Consent Agreement provide a copies to licensing authorities/boards, hospitals, medical practices, current or prospective employers, and his primary care provider and other healthcare professionals involved in his care as outlined in the Consent Agreement. Click here for full text (PDF).

GIDDINGS, PAUL D.; 02/01/1990; Affidavit of Retirement. In lieu of answering allegations concerning competency. Click here for full text (PDF).

GILLIAM, RICHARD L., M.D.: License # 010443; 9/10/02. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees to withdraw his application for renewal of an Active status medical license and request renewal of his medical license in Inactive status. This action is based on competency issues. Click here for full text (PDF).

GIUSTRA, RICHARD A., M.D.: License # 0007280; 11/11/08. By Consent Agreement, the Board issued the licensee a restricted Maine medical license that limits his ability to practice medicine solely to didactic teaching which does not include the clinical examination or treatment of patients. Click here for full text (PDF)

GOGEK, EDWARD, M.D.; 6/12/1998; Unconditional License issued. Click here for full text (PDF).

GOGEK, EDWARD, M.D.; Consent Agreement, 1/13/87; Conditional Temporary License; Incompetence and Unprofessional Conduct.

GORAYEB, EUGENE J., M.D.; License # 005406; 07/14/1998. Reprimand. Failure to supervise a physician's assistant. Click here for full text (PDF).

GREGORY, JOHN G., M.D. : LICENSE # 015175; 02/10/04. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing and in order to resolve the outstanding complaint, the licensee agrees to accept a warning from the Board. This action is based on unprofessional conduct. Click here for full text (PDF).

GRIFFIN, MICHAEL J., M.D. License # 010691; 07/13/10. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee voluntarily surrendered his Maine medical license effective July 13, 2010. This action is based on a report of a relapse to alcohol use, and the licensee’s decision to retire from the practice of medicine. Click here for full text (PDF)

GUILLEMETTE, MAURICE; 07/31/1990; Affidavit of Retirement. In lieu of answering questions of pending investigation of prescribing practices. Click here for full text (PDF).

HALPERIN, DAVID, M.D.; Board Order, 1/14/87; Application Denied; Unprofessional Conduct. Click here for full text (PDF).

HALPERIN, DAVID, M.D.; Board Order, 3/12/85; Revoked; Unprofessional Conduct

HANSEN, BRUCE A., P.A.-C: LICENSE # PA-645; 03/13/07. The licensee completed the two (2) year probation specified in the Consent Agreement dated February 8, 2005. The licensee remains subject to the other terms and conditions specified in the Consent Agreement. Click here for full text (PDF)

HANSEN, BRUCE A., P.A.-C: License # PA-645; 02/08/05. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees that for the term of this agreement he will continue medication management for situational depression with Marianne DeCain Tarraza, a psychiatric nurse practitioner. He will also continue to participate in professional therapy and counseling with Susan Lichtman, Ph.D. The licensee will work in an employment situation which provides on-site supervision. He will not work in any position that requires more than a total of forty (40) hours per week with no overnight shift work. The licensee will be on probation for the term of this agreement which is two (2) years from the date of signing.

HARRIS, VERNE D., M.D.: License # 014445; 10/09/01. At the conclusion of an Adjudicatory Hearing held on October 9, 2001, the Board voted to suspend the licensee's Maine medical license for a period of 360 days. This action is based on unprofessional conduct and incompetence. Click here for full text (PDF).

HARRIS, VERNE D., M.D.: License # 014445; 4/6/00. In lieu of proceeding to a hearing, the licensee agrees to accept a reprimand from the Board for unprofessional conduct based on a sexual relationship with a patient. Based on action taken by the California Medical Board.

HARRISON, JOHN, W., M.D.: License # 016151; 01/13/05. Licensee complied with the terms of his Consent Agreement which was effective 01/14/03. Restrictions and conditions on licensee’s Maine medical license are removed effective 01/13/05. Click here for full text (PDF).

HARRISON, JOHN W., M.D.: LICENSE # 016151; 07/08/03. Effective July 8, 2003 the Board voted to amend the Consent Agreement entered into with the licensee on January 14, 2003 by discontinuing the requirement of random monthly urine monitoring. The other requirements of the Consent Agreement and the Licensee's contract with the Physicians Health Program remain in effect.

HARRISON, JOHN W. M.D.: License # TD-02-128; 1/14/03. The licensee and the Board agree that the issuance of a license is conditioned upon the licensee's compliance with the following requirements: The licensee will participate in the Physicians' Health Program for a period of two (2) years and comply with whatever terms are required by the PHP contract. During the two year period, the licensee will submit to random monthly urine monitoring. This action is based on substance abuse issues.

HART, THOMAS J., M.D.; 11/29/1994; Voluntary surrender for cause. Drug abuse - impairment. Click here for full text (PDF).

HART, THOMAS, J., M.D.; Consent Agreement, 2/26/88; Conditional License; Substance Abuse

HARVEY, JOHN E., M.D.: License # 014143; 01/09/01. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing the licensee agrees to accept a reprimand and participate in a sensitivity training program, to be approved by the Board, within one year from the effective date of this agreement. If the licensee fails to comply with this requirement, the Board will revoke his license. In addition, the licensee will send a letter of apology to the patient and her husband. This action is based on unprofessional conduct. Click here for full text (PDF).

HAZZARD, LAWRENCe Jr, M.D.; Signed Statement, 5/20/83; License Surrender. Click here for full text (PDF).

HEARN, WALTER N., P.A.-C: License # PA-060; 07/08/08. The licensee complied with the terms and conditions of his Consent Agreement and was released from the terms and conditions of the agreement effective July 8, 2008. Click here for full text (PDF)

HEARN, WALTER N., P.A.-C: License # PA-060; 12/23/03. At the conclusion of an Adjudicatory Hearing held on December 9, 2003 the Maine Board of Licensure in Medicine voted to suspend the licensee's license for a period of 28 days. The licensee is credited for the 28 days during which his license was suspended while awaiting his Adjudicatory Hearing. The licensee was also reprimanded and placed on probation pursuant to the terms of the Consent Agreement, with a new effective date of December 9, 2003. This action is based on positive test results while under Consent Agreement for substance abuse monitoring. <\p>

HEARN, WALTER N., P.A.-C License # PA-060; 05/13/03. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees to a Consent Agreement in which he accepted a reprimand from the Board. In addition, the licensee will be subject to substance abuse monitoring weekly for a period of one year from the effective date of the agreement and at least monthly for the four years thereafter.

HEILNER, DAVID P. JR., M.D.: License # 012267; 04/13/99. In lieu of a hearing, the licensee voluntarily surrendered his license to practice medicine in the State of Maine. Licensee may not reapply for licensure until one (1) year after the date of Consent Agreement. Unprofessional conduct, incompetence and violation of the Sexual Boundary rules of the Board based on a sexual relationship with a patient. Click here for full text (PDF).

HELMY, MAHER H., M.D.; License # 008137; 04/09/1997. Voluntary surrender for cause. Fraud/deceit in application to renew license. Click here for full text (PDF).

HERU, MICHAEL, M.D.; License # 013604; 08/13/1997. Non-renewal of license. Incompetency and unprofessional conduct. This action is based on an adverse action report from the U.S. Navy dated 7/5/95. Click here for full text (PDF).

HIDALGO, MERLIN Z., M.D.: License # 010556; 07/01/99. Licensee's Maine medical license was non-renewed. Licensee engaged in unprofessional conduct by knowingly giving false answers in his medical staff application to Cary Medical Center. Licensee also failed to disclose prior disciplinary actions to Cary Medical Center. Licensee shall receive a censure for unprofessional conduct due to committing fraud on his application to Cary Medical Center. Click here for full text (PDF).

HIDALGO, MERLIN Z., M.D.; 12/11/96; Reprimand and fine. This is a reciprocal action based on an action taken by New York State.

HILL, DOUGLAS R., M.D.; 10/05/1994; Modification of current licensee and non-renewal of license in April of 1995. Inappropriate sexual contact with multiple female patients from 1963 through 1977. Click here for full text (PDF).

HOLDREDGE, TIMOTHY S., M.D.: License # 015004; 11/12/03. Licensee complied with the terms of his Consent Agreement, which was effective 09/08/98. Restrictions and conditions on licensee's Maine medical license are removed effective 09/08/03. Click here for full text (PDF).

HOLDREDGE, TIMOTHY S., M.D.: License # 015004; 05/27/99. Licensee was issued a conditional permanent medical license subject to the same conditions and monitoring requirements as temporary license issued by Consent Agreement of 09/8/98. Substance abuse.

HOLDREDGE, TIMOTHY S., M.D.; License # TD-98-60; 09/08/98. By consent agreement a conditional temporary license was issued. License conditions/modifications/monitoring. Substance abuse.

HOLT, C. LAWRENCE, M.D.; Letter of Retirement, 10/16/86; License Surrender. Click here for full text (PDF).

HONG, SEUNG K., M.D.; License # 009288; 03/11/1997. Voluntary surrender for cause. Reciprocal action based on an action in Texas. Click here for full text (PDF).

HOPE, PETER B., M.D.: License # 013648; 02/11/03. In order to avoid an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees to voluntarily surrender his Maine medical license as of the effective date of this agreement. He will no longer be authorized to practice medicine or write prescriptions in the State of Maine. The voluntary surrender is permanent and the licensee will not seek reinstatement of his Maine medical license. This action is based on unprofessional conduct. Click here for full text (PDF).

HORNSTEIN, LOUIS S.; 12/09/1992; Adjudicatory Hearing was to be held regarding charges of unprofessional conduct and incompetence. Dr. failed to show at Hearing. *

HORNSTEIN, LOUIS S.; 11/10/1992; Emergency 30 day suspension. Dr. requested continuance of Adjudicatory Hearing. Given nature of allegations of unprofessional conduct and incompetence, Board voted to issue emergency suspension pending Hearing.

HOWELL, ALBERT ERVIN.; 06/30/1988; License non-renewed by operation of law. Delinquent in state tax filing. 36 M.R.S.A. §175 Click here for full text (PDF).

HOWELL, GEORGE B., M.D.: 014879; 04/10/01. At the conclusion of an Adjudicatory Hearing held on April 10, 2001 the Board voted to issue a reprimand for fraud and deceit in obtaining a license and to issue a reprimand for unprofessional conduct based on the licensee's failure to disclose discipline by other states. Click here for full text (PDF).

HUGO, MANUEL C., M.D.; 08/08/1994; REPRIMAND AND FINE. Fraud/deceit in application for license. Click here for full text (PDF).

HUNT, JOHN B., M.D.; 10/27/1993; Through consent agreement, M.D. agreed to indefinite suspension. Entered Consent Agreement during Board investigation of allegations of substance abuse and controlled substances missing from two hospitals. Click here for full text (PDF).

HYDE, NATHANIEL W., M.D.: License # 012201; 02/08/05. Licensee complied with the terms of his Consent Agreement which was effective 09/10/03. Licensee has been released from the terms of the Consent Agreement effective 02/08/05. Click here for full text (PDF).

HYDE, NATHANIEL W., M.D.: License # 012201; 09/10/03. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees to accept a reprimand from the Board. In addition, the licensee and a representative from the Board will arrange for a retrospective review of all emergency admissions over the past 6 months by a surgeon approved by the Board. The reviewer will submit a report in 6 months. The licensee will arrange a prospective, ongoing review of all acute abdominal cases by the same reviewing surgeon, with a report to the Board in one year. For the next license renewal period the licensee will document ongoing education in the areas of critical care and emergency care.

ILARDI, FRANK J., M.D.: License # 012592; 12/13/05. At the conclusion of an Adjudicatory Hearing held on December 13, 2005, the Board considered the licensee's motions to withdraw his application for reinstatement of his Maine medical license and to withdraw his request for an Adjudicatory Hearing. The Board voted to deny the licensee's motion to withdraw his application for reinstatement of his Maine medical license. The Board voted to grant the licensee's motion to withdraw his request for an Adjudicatory Hearing. The Board's preliminary denial of the licensee's application for reinstatement of his Maine medical license was affirmed and became final. This action is based on surrender of hospital privileges while under investigation and the matters which gave rise to the investigation. Click here for full text.

IYENGAR, K. SRIDHARA, M.D.; 10/22/96; Suspension - stayed; Probation - 5 years. This is a reciprocal action Probation based on an action taken in California. Click here for full text (PDF).

JABAR, PAUL, M.D.; 09/23/96; Non-renewal of license. Unprofessional conduct regarding prescribing practices. Click here for full text (PDF).

JACKSON, James F., PA-C; 08/19/1994 Reprimand; Asked female patients for dates after treating them or a family member. Click here for full text (PDF).

JAIN, ARUN K., M.D.: License # 013297; 09/14/99. In lieu of a hearing, the licensee agrees to accept a reprimand and a $1,500 fine from the Board due to unprofessional conduct based on fraud and deceit in application for renewal of his Maine medical license. Click here for full text (PDF).

JERUSALEM, GEORGE, M.D.; Administrative Court, 1/31/85; License Revocation; Fraud/Deceit in Application . Click here for full text (PDF).

JOHNSTON, HUGH H. JR.; 11/13/1990; Revocation of license. Engaging in lewd conduct. Click here for full text (PDF).

JONES, GEORGE M., M.D. License # 013089; 09/11/07. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agreed to accept a warning from the Board and reimburse the Board for the costs of the investigation. This action is based on failure to provide appropriate medical supervision and oversight to a physician's assistant. Click here for full text (PDF)

JORDAN, ALF, M.D.; Consent Agreement, 12/14/89; Conditional License; Physical Impairment. Click here for full text (PDF).

JOZEFOWICZ, THADDEUS H., M.D.; 12/11/2001; Five year probation and conditions on license effective 12/11/96 ended on 12/11/01. Click here for full text (PDF).

JOZEFOWICZ, THADDEUS H., M.D.; 12/11/96; Probation - 5 years; Fine. Conviction for a crime relating to the practice of medicine. Prescribing narcotics for non-therapeutic purposes. Substance abuse. Unprofessional conduct.

JUERS, JOHN A., M.D.; License # 011657; 04/14/1998. Withdrawal by consent agreement, in lieu of hearing appealing the Board's preliminary denial of application to renew license, which was based on physician's multiple disabilities. Click here for full text (PDF).

KALAMARAS, NICK, M.D.; Board Order, 12/09/83; License Revocation; Criminal Conviction . Click here for full text.

KAMM, PATRICK W.; 06/02/1988; Consent Agreement 4 years probation. Criminal conviction for medicaid fraud. Click here for full text.

KAMMERMAN, ROBERT, M.D.; Administrative Court, 9/08/86; License Revocation; Unprofessional Conduct. License Reinstated 1/12/88 with Consent Agreement . Click here for full text (PDF).

KANDUTSCH, MARK, M.D.; License # 010687; 11/18/1997. Reprimand and fine. Conditions attached to license. Unprofessional conduct regarding sexual relationship with a female patient. Click here for full text (PDF).

KARTELL, JAMES P., M.D.: License # 008005; 06/24/99. By Consent Agreement licensee agrees to voluntarily surrender his license to practice medicine in the state of Maine. The voluntary surrender shall remain in effect until final resolution of criminal matters pending against the licensee in the state of Massachusetts. Click here for full text (PDF).

KAWAMURA, TAKEO, M.D.; LICENSE # 005412; 01/08/08. By Consent Agreement, the licensee agrees to the immediate, voluntary permanent surrender of his Maine medical license effective January 8, 2008. This action is based on incompetence and unprofessional conduct. Click here for full text (PDF).

KAWAMURA, TAKEO M.D.: LICENSE # 005412; 02/14/06. By Consent Agreement, the licensee agrees to accept a reprimand for his conduct for violating patient confidentiality and unaccepted therapy modalities and shall stop treating family members except where they are in conjoint family therapy and treatment. In addition, the licensee agrees that each calendar year he will enroll in and successfully complete a Board-approved participatory ethics course with feedback to the Board. The licensee will also maintain counseling and therapy with his therapist. This action is based on unprofessional conduct and incompetence.

KEATING, ANTHONY J., M.D.: License # 006059; 5/9/00. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees to accept a warning from the Board and pay a $1,500 fine. This action is based on inappropriate prescribing practices. Click here for full text (PDF).

KEMEZYS, KESTUTIS, M.D.; 05/14/96; Non-Renewal of License. License non-renewed in lieu of hearing regarding competency issues. Click here for full text (PDF).

KEMEZYS, KESTUTIS, M.D.; License #005072; 11/15/95; Emergency Summary Suspension. Incompetence. Click here for full text.

KENDALL, KEVIN M., M.D.: License # 014562; 01/14/03. Licensee complied with the terms of his Consent Agreement, which was effective 9/30/98. Restrictions and conditions on licensee's Maine medical license removed effective 1/14/03. Click here for full text (PDF).

KENDALL, KEVIN M., M.D.; License # 014562; 10/13/98. Automatic suspension for possible violation of Consent Agreement. Substance abuse. License reinstated 11/27/98.

KENDALL, KEVIN M., M.D.; License # 014562; 09/30/98. Reprimand.$1,500 cost reimbursement. License conditions/modifications/monitoring. Substance abuse.

KENISTON-DUBOCQ, LINDA, M.D.; License # 012260; 04/30/10. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee admits that with regard to complaint CR 09-220 the Board has sufficient evidence from which it could conclude that Dr. Keniston-Dubocq engaged in habitual substance abuse that was foreseeably likely to result in her performing services in a manner that endangered the health or safety of patients. The licensee agrees to accept the following discipline: The licensee's Maine medical license will be placed on probation for five (5) years with the following conditions: 1) the licensee agrees to abstain from the use of any and all prohibited substances as outlined in the Consent Agreement; 2) the licensee agrees that she shall obtain all prescription medication(s), with the exception of medications prescribed by her treating psychiatrist, from a single primary care physician approved by the Board; 3) the licensee will be subject to substance abuse monitoring; 4) the licensee shall consult and counsel with a Board-approved individual or agency for substance abuse issues at least twice monthly; 5) the licensee shall consult and counsel with a Board-approved individual or agency for the treatment of mental health issues at least monthly; 6) the licensee shall provide the Board with all locations where she practices medicine and shall permit the Board to conduct announced and/or unannounced inspections of all locations where she practices medicine; 6) the licensee shall have a Board approved practice monitor; and 7) the licensee shall attend AA and/or NA or another Board approved non-faith-based self-help group meeting at least twice per week. The licensee shall attend self-help group meetings of an impaired medical professional group (i.e. Caduceus). The licensee shall submit a quarterly report of her attendance at AA, NA or impaired professional self-help group meetings to the Board. This action is based on substance abuse issues. Click here for full text (PDF)

KESSLER, MICHAEL W., M.D.; LICENSE # 016184; 05/13/08. The licensee complied with the terms and conditions of his Consent Agreement and was released from the terms and conditions of the agreement effective May 13, 2008. Click here for full text (PDF).

KESSLER, MICHAEL W., M.D.: LICENSE # 016184; 01/30/08. After review of a written request from the licensee on December 11, 2007 the Board voted to grant the licensee's request to amend the Consent Agreement for Conditional License by eliminating the last annual counseling requirement and report as required by paragraph 4 of the "Conditions of Licensure" entitled "Professional Management." The licensee remains subject to all other terms and conditions of the agreement.

KESSLER, MICHAEL W. M.D.: License # 016184 ; 05/29/03. By Consent Agreement, a medical license was issued subject to the following conditions: The licensee will be subject to substance abuse monitoring at least twice monthly for a period of four (4) years from the effective date of this agreement. Following the period of four (4) years from the effective date of this agreement the Board or the Supervising Physician may request random samples at any time. This action is based on discipline by other state medical boards due to alcohol dependency issues.

KESSLER, RONALD W., P.A.-C License # PA-252; 06/09/09. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, Mr. Kessler agrees to the following: Mr. Kessler concedes that the Board has sufficient evidence to find that he provided grossly substandard care to patient LC by failing to (i) consult the patient's chart; (ii) recognize that the patient was in "septic shock" and refer the patient immediately to the hospital emergency department; and (iii) consult with his primary supervising physician. In addition, Mr. Kessler concedes that the Board has sufficient evidence to find that he violated the standard of care for medical record keeping by failing to create a contemporaneous progress note or written order regarding his examination, diagnosis, and treatment of patient LC on April 22, 2008. Mr. Kessler admits that such conduct constitutes incompetence and unprofessional conduct. As discipline for this conduct, the licensee agrees to the permanent revocation of his Maine physician assistant's license. Click here for full text (PDF).

KESSLER, RONALD W., P.A.-C License # PA-252; 01/13/09. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees to the following: Mr. Kessler concedes that the Board has sufficient evidence to find that on multiple occasions he issued prescriptions for controlled substances without possessing a valid DEA registration. As discipline for this unprofessional conduct, the licensee agrees to the permanent revocation of his physician assistant's license effective January 13, 2009.

KESSLER, RONALD W., P.A. -C, License # PA-252; 12/09/08. Thirty (30) day summary suspension of Maine medical license based on the imminent threat to the public posed by the licensee's continued practice of medicine.

KITFIELD, EDWARD M.D.; 10/14/93; Withdrawn from Consent Agreement. Click here for full text (PDF).

KITFIELD, EDWARD, M.D.; Consent Agreement, 10/03/90; Temporary Modified License . Click here for full text.

KLUGER, PAUL B., M.D.: License # 012600; 11/12/03. Licensee complied with the terms of his Consent Agreement, which was effective 11/10/98. Restrictions and conditions on licensee's Maine medical license are removed effective 11/10/03. Click here for full text (PDF).

KLUGER, PAUL B., M.D.; License # 012600; 11/10/98. Reprimand and $1,500 fine. License conditions/modifications/ monitoring. Substance abuse.

KOOP, LAMONTE, M.D.; Letter of Agreement, 1/22/85; Conditional License; Substance Abuse . Click here for full text (PDF).

KOPET, RONALD, M.D.; Consent Agreement, 2/12/87; License Surrender Effective 10/08/86 and Not Renewed; Incompetence. Click here for full text (PDF).

LAZARO, JUAN C. M.D.: LICENSE # 009542; 12/13/05. Based on the licensees criminal conviction for theft by deception (Class D) of MaineCare monies from the State of Maine and three convictions for unlawful sexual contact (Class D) involving three separate patients, the Board unanimously voted to summarily revoke the licensee's Maine medical license. Click here for full text (PDF).

LAZARO, JUAN C., M.D.: License # 009542; 9/14/04. Summary suspension of Maine medical license due to unprofessional conduct, incompetence, violation of Chapter 10 Rules of the Board regarding sexual misconduct and inappropriate prescribing of controlled substances.

LEACH, WILLIAM, M.D.: License #009644; 11/28/00. On September 12, 2000 the Board voted to preliminarily deny the licensee's application for renewal of his medical license. The licensee was notified by letter dated October 30, 2000, sent certified mail, return receipt requested. The licensee did not appeal the Board's action and the denial became final and effective November 28, 2000. This action is based on the licensee's failure to report actions taken by the Florida Medical Board. This action is listed in 2001 because it was not reported until that time. Click here for full text (PDF).

LEACH, William C., M.D.; 10/27/1993; Through consent agreement M.D. agreed to a modified license, 2 reprimands and 2 $1500 civil fines. Piggyback on Florida original action of 07/16/1991. Fraud or deceit on 2 applications for licensure in Maine, a 1991 application for reinstatement and a 1992 application for renewal.

LEE, MICHELE S. M.D. LICENSE # TD-04-006; 08/29/06. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees to accept a reprimand from the Board. In addition, within one (1) year following the execution of this Consent Agreement the licensee will enroll in and successfully complete a Board-approved course in diagnosing and treating critically ill patients. This action is based on incompetence and unprofessional conduct. Click here for full text (PDF)

LENTZ, ALISON M., M.D.: LICENSE # 016087; 02/21/03. At the conclusion of an Adjudicatory Hearing held on February 11, 2003 to hear evidence regarding the Board’s preliminary denial of the licensee’s application for a permanent Maine medical license, the Board voted to grant the licensee a Maine medical license subject to the following conditions: The licensee shall receive therapy at a minimum of once per month. The therapy shall center on providing insight into the licensee’s emotional landscape and the manner in which that impacts on patient care and how patients may respond to her. The therapist shall submit a report to the Board by February 11, 2004. The Board will subsequently reconvene and review this matter. Click here for full text (PDF).

LOISELLE, ANDRE B., M.D. License # 011663; 02/20/07. Licensee complied with and was released from the following terms of his Consent Agreement, which was effective January 8, 2002: 1) substance abuse monitoring including random monthly urine monitoring, 2) professional management including yearly specialist reports, and 3) self help group meetings including reports of attendance. The licensee remains subject to the following terms of the Consent Agreement: 1) license modification, 2) the licensee is not permitted to order, store or dispense scheduled drugs, 3) the licensee must use triplicate prescription forms for controlled substances, and 4) the licensee must abstain from the use of any and all prohibited substances. Click here for full text (PDF)

LOISELLE, ANDRE B., M.D.: License # 011663; 06/08/03. Six month suspension of Maine medical license ended, effective 6/8/03. The licensee's Maine medical license remains subject to the conditions of the Consent Agreement which became effective on January 8, 2002.

LOISELLE, ANDRE B., M.D.: License # 011663; 11/12/02. At the conclusion of an Adjudicatory Hearing held on November 12, 2002 the Board voted to continue the suspension of the licensee's license for six (6) months. The licensee will appear before the Board on May 13, 2003. During the suspension of his license, the licensee will continue to provide supervised, visualized urine samples on a weekly basis. If there is any failure to maintain the mandated sampling schedule or if any specimen tests positive, after utilizing the process for confirmation, Dr. Loiselle's license to practice medicine in Maine shall be revoked. This action is based on a violation of the terms of a Consent Agreement.

LOISELLE, ANDRE B., M.D.: License # 011663; 10/30/02. Automatic suspension for failure to maintain the mandated sampling schedule and provide urine samples, pursuant to the Consent Agreement effective January 8, 2002.

LOISELLE, ANDRE B., M.D.: License # 011663; 01/08/02. In lieu of proceeding to an Adjudicatory Hearing, the licensee agrees to accept a reprimand from the Board. In addition, the licensee will be subject to substance abuse monitoring.

LUCK, CHRISTOPHER L., P.A.-C: License # PA-129; 12/20/99. In lieu of a hearing, the licensee is placed on probation for a period of one year from the date of the Consent Agreement. The licensee will prescribe only non-scheduled drugs for six months from the date of this Agreement. The licensee will pay a $1,500 fine. This action is based on inappropriate prescribing practices by the licensee. ONE YEAR PROBATION ENDED 12/20/00. Click here for full text (PDF).

LUCK, GREGORY C., M.D.: License # 010063; 5/4/00. Licensee has an Inactive status license subject to a Consent Agreement. The licensee has been suspended effective May 4, 2000 for violation of the monitoring requirements of the Consent Agreement entered into with the licensee on July 13, 1999. Click here for full text (PDF).

LUCK, GREGORY C., M.D.: License # 010063; 07/13/99. By Consent Agreement licensee agrees to withdraw his appeal of the Board's preliminary denial of his application to renew his medical license. Licensee's Maine medical license will be renewed in Inactive status. Licensee agrees not to practice medicine in Maine or in any other jurisdiction during the term of this agreement. Licensee will be subject to monitoring for substance abuse.

LUDINGTON, LAURIE C., M.D.; See LAURIE CHURCHILL M.D. Click here for full text (PDF).

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