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ADJOURNMENT

APPIAH, AUGUSTINE, M. D.BARNES, JAMES ALLAN, M. D.BLACK, BELLY GENE, M. D.BLUE CROSS/BLUE SHIELD REQUEST

BRANLY, LOUIS PHILLIP, M. D.BUNN, DAVID, M. D.CASE, DAVID LAWRENCE, M. D.CHELATION THERAPY HEARING

COLEMAN, PETER RICHARD, M. D.COLLINS, F. FARRELL, M. DE

C ROME R, WILLIAM BROWNING, M. D.DATA REQUEST FROM NC MEMORIAL HOSPTIAL

ELECTION OF OFFICERSEMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES REPORT

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PROPOSED REGULATION CHANGES

ENDORSEMENT & EXAMINATION APPLICANTS APPROVED FOR LICEN

FAR I AS, ROSE, M. D.FREYMANN, MOYE WICKS, M. D.GRACE, EUGENE VERNON, M. D.HANHAM, WILLIAM JAMES, M. D.HEARING ON CLINICAL CLERKSHIPS

HEARINGS FOR OCTOBER, 1986HOPKINS, RICHARD GLENN, M. D.HOROWITZ, ALAN J. , M. D.HUGHES, WILLIAM HENRY, M. D.IMPAIRED PHYSICIANSINCREASING INVESTIGATIVE STAFF

JONES, ANTHONY LELAND, M. D.KEJ, GARY H. , M. D.KHATRI, SAT DEV, M. D.KRAMER, RALPH L. , M. D.MAGEE, ARCHIBALD CARTER

MANLY, JAMES HOLLOWELL, JR. , M. D.

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NURSE PRACTITIONER SUBCOMMITTEE REPORT

OCTOBER, 1986, MEETING

OTT, DAVID JAMES, M. D.PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT SUBCOMMITTEE REPORT

PHYSICIAN EXTENDER POLICIESPHYSICIAN EXTENDERS

REECE, DONALD BROOKS, M. D.REGIONAL PERINATAL ASSOCIATES, P.A.REINSTATEMENTRIGDON HENRY LEWIS, M. D.ROBERGE, RAYMOND JOSEPH A. , M. D.ROGERS, CHARLES WILBURN, M. D.RUSS, ZACK, M. D.SAVARIS, RAZIA B. , M. D.SHAFTNER, KIMBERLY K. , M. D.SPIVEY, DAVID LEE, M ~ D.STAMLER, ARTHUR ALAN, M. D.STANLEY, KARL HARVEY, M. D.SUMMERS, GERALD, M. D.THOMAS, FRANCIS THORNTON, M. D.VEREEN, RONALD L. , M. D.WALLACE, RAYMOND DEWEY, M. D.WALLER, LOUIS CLINTON, M. D.WATSON, SUSAN AUSTIN, M. D.WEINTRAUB, HARVEY, M. D.WOODWARD, ROBERT WARREN, M. D.

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MINUTES

Jack A. Koontz, M. D. , President, convened this meeting of theBoard of Medical Examiners of the State of North Carolina at8:45 p. m. , Thursday, August 7, 1986, at the Greenville Sheratonin Greenville, North Carolina. Board members presentincluded: Charles H. Duckett, M. D. , Secretary; Eben Alexander,Jr. , M. D. ; David S. Citron, M. D. ; John T. Daniel, M. D. ; HaroldL. Godwin, M. D. ; and Mrs. Martha Kirkland Walston. Simmons

Patterson, M. D. , Board member-elect . also attended thismeeting. Staff members present included: Bryant D. Paris,Jr. , Executive Secretary; Michael E. Weddington, Attorney; Don

Pittman, Investigator; William H. Breeze, Jr. , Investigator;and Sibyl Lamoreaux, Secretary.

Martin, ~Jef fre, M. D.

The Board of Medical Examiners of the State of North Carolinaheld a Hearing on charges preferred against Jeffrey Martin,M. D. , at 4:30 p. m. , Friday, August 8, 1986, at the GreenvilleSheraton, Greenville, North Carolina. Neither Dr. Martin norhis counsel appeared at this Hearing. The Board of MedicalExaminers unanimously adopted a motion made by Dr. Citron andseconded by Or. Alexander that the Board finds the chargespreferred against Jeffrey Martin, M. O. , to be true. The Boardunanimously adopted a further motion made by Dr. Koontz andseconded by Dr. Alexander that the Board of Medical Examinersrevokes Dr. Martin's license to practice medicine in the stateof North Carolina.

Coleman, Peter Richard, M. D.

The Board unanimously adopted a motion made by Dr. Citron and

seconded by Dr. Duckett that the Board of Medical Examinersissue Dr. Coleman a resident's training license effectiveAugust 12, 1986; that he comply with the conditions placed on

his licensure in Virginia; that he furnish the North CarolinaBoard with copies of all reports provided to the VirginiaBoard; and that he appear for interviews at the Board'srequest. The Board unanimously adopted a further motion thatthe attorney for the Board of Medical Examiners prepare aletter to the Dean of the Medical School at the University ofNorth Carolina with copies to Board members stating:

Evidence has come to the Board's attention indicating NorthCarolina Memorial Hospital has misinterpreted the MedicalPractice Act by allowing individuals to perform medical actsprior to obtaining residents training licenses and by allowingresidents who do not hold full North Carolina medical licensesto issue prescriptions outside the scope of their training

programs.

Collins, F. Farrell, M. D.

The Board adopted a motion made by Dr. Citron and seconded by

Dr. Alexander that the Board of Medical Examiners secure Dr.Collins' written permission for the Board to notify the Boardof Nursing of the Board of Medical Examiners' action, for theBoard to publicize this action in the Board Bulletin as aformal reprimand without stating the reas~on or tttss action,and for the Board to deem Dr. Collins authorization a publicdocument. Dr. Duckett voted in opposition to the portion ofthe motion concerning publishing the action in the Board

Bulletin.

Manly, James Hollowell, Jr. , M. D.

The Board unanimously adopted a motion to reinstate Dr. Manly'slicense previously suspended for failure to register and tosend all future correspondence to this physician registered,return receipt requested.

Stanley, Karl Harvey, M. D.

The Board of Medical Examiners unanimously adopted a motion

made by Dr. Citron and seconded by Dr. Koontz that the Boardadvise Dr. Stanley both verbally and in writing to sign aConsent Order agreeing:

1. to submit to psychiatric evaluation and follow-up treatmentas the psychiatrist deems necessary from a physician desig-nated by the Board of Medical Examiners;

2. to submit to physical evaluation and follow-up treatmentas the doctor deems necessary from a physician desig-nated by the Board;

3. to permit the Board to make these arrangements forpsychiatric and physical evaluations with Eugene Douglas,M. D. , and David Richardson, M. D. ;

4. to refrain from the use of any controlled substances exceptfor those which may be prescribed by another physician ordentist;

5. to submit to random drug screens at the Board's request;

6. to appear before the Board at its October, 1986, meeting;

7. to surrender his license and receive, contingent upon

his compliance with these six conditions, a temporarylicense for a period of ninety days.

Mrs. ralston commented that she believed North Carolina should

have a better way to help impaired physicians. Dr. Duckettreported that the Executive Council of the Medical Society isaware of this problem and that there are plans to improve thesituation. Dr. Citron stated that Brian Nahey, M. D. , a

psychiatrist who started an impaired physicians program inanother state, is available if the Board wants to ask him

questions regarding methods to improve the existing North

Carolina program. Dr. Koontz directed that Dr. Duckett as theBoard's representative to the Executive Council of the NorthCarolina Medical Society introduce this subject at the nextCouncil meeting and that the Executive Secretary discuss thematter with Mr. Moore.

Recce, Donald Brooks, M. D.

The Board of Medical Examiners of the State of North Carolinaheld a Hearing on charges preferred against Donald BrooksRecce, M. D. , at 3:45 p. m. , Friday, August 8, 1986, at theGreenville Sheraton, Greenville, North Carolina. Dr. Recceattended this Hearing without counsel. At the conclusion ofthe Hearing, the Board of Medical Examiners unanimously adopteda motion made by Dr. Koontz and seconded by Dr. Duckett thatthe Board finds the charges to be true and orders that Dr.Recce receive a severe reprimand admonishing him that, if he

fails to comply with the statutory requirements, rules, and

regulations of this Board, it wi 11 deal severely with such

infractions.

Khatri, Sat Dev, M. D.

The Board of Medical Examiners of the State of North Carolinaheld a Hearing on charges preferred against Sat Dev Khatri,M. D. , on Friday, August 8, 1986, at ll:30 a.m. , at theGreenville Sheraton, Greenville, North Carolina. Dr. Khatriand his counsel attended this Hearing. Dr. Duckett did notparticipate in this Hearing. At the conclusion of the Hearing,the Board unanimously adopted a motion made by Dr. Koontz and

seconded by Dr. Godwin that the Board finds the charges to be

true, revokes Dr. Khatri's license, and suspends the revocationprovided Dr. Khatri complies with the following probationarycond it 1 ons:

l. Obeys all state and federal laws.

2. Is and remains of good moral character.

3. Surrenders Schedule 2 and 2N prescribingprivileges and refrains from prescribing all anorectics.

4. Maintains adequate records including substantive data on

histories, physical examinations, diagnoses, and management.

5. Submits records for monitoring at the Board's request.

6. Notifies the Board prior to moving from the state of NorthCarolina.

7. Takes and passes Component II of FLEX not later than June1987.

The Board indicated that Dr. Khatri may take FLEX prior toJune, 1987, and, if he does not pass the examination, may takeit again in June, 1987. The Board further indicated that acover letter to Dr. Khatri accompanying this order may advisehim concerning the educational rehabilitation program in

Maryland'

Martin, Howard, M. D.

The Board of Medical Examiners of the State of North Carolinaheld a Hearing on charges preferred against Dr. Martin at 9:00a.m. , Friday, August 8, 1986. Dr. Martin and his counselattended this Hearing. At the conclusion of the Hearing, theBoard unanimously adopted a motion made by Dr. Duckett and

seconded by Dr. Citron that the Board of Medical Examinersfinds the charges to be true, revokes Dr. Martin's license, and

stays the revocation provided that for a period of three yearsDr. Martin obeys all laws; is and remains of good moralcharacter; upholds the medical profession's standard of ethics;refrains from consuming any controlled substances notprescribed by another physician or dentist; and appears beforethe Board of Medical Examiners annually during the month ofAugust.

Kej, Gary H. , M. D.

The Board unanimously adopted a motion made by Dr. Koontz and

seconded by Dr. Duckett that the Board of Medical Examinerssummarily suspend Dr. Kej's license immediately as the safetyof his patients is in jeopardy.

~Hearin on Clinical ~Clerkshi s

The President suggested that this Hearing be held in Greenvilleon October 15, 1986, and volunteered to serve as Hearing

l Officer.

Grace, ~Eu ene Vernon, M. D.

The Board unanimously adopted a motion made by Dr. Godwin and

seconded by Dr. Duckett that the Board of Medical Examiners

request Dr. Grace to sign a Consent Order stipulating he will:

1. surrender Schedule 2 and 2N prescribing privileges;

2. issue no further prescriptions outside the scopeof his normal medical practice;

3. issue no further prescriptions at someone else' srequest.

4. examine all patients he treats and maintain records on

these patients;

The Board unanimously adopted a further motion made by Dr.Godwin and seconded by Dr. Duckett that, if Dr. Grace fails tosign this Consent Order, the Board of Medical Examiners willhold a Hearing on charges preferred against this physician atits October, 1986, meeting. The President instructed that theBoard's attorney send Dr. Grace a Consent Order to be signedtogether with a cover letter.

Physician Assistant Subcommittee ~Re ort

Nrs. Walston, Chairperson of this Subcommittee, presented a report to theBoard.

A. PA Applications Approved by the Board

1. ARSENAULT, Ronald J.2. BOLLES, John Francis3. CHURCHILL, Stephen Alan4. PEOPLES, Nary Catherine5. BRUNO, Craig6. CAGLE, Thomas Alexander7. CONWAY, Ruthetta H.8. TANBERELLI, Wayne Paul9. CUDD, Nary Lee10. DUBUISSON, Julie Tippett11. EDDY, Aimee Elizabeth12. EVANS, William Graham13. FORD, William Joseph14. FRESHWATER, Gregory A.15. FULLER, Elizabeth16. GAY, Marjorie E.17. HACKNEY, Charles Landis

Barna T. Allen, ND

Thomas N. Bashore, ND

Thomas M. Bashore, ND

Charles A. Simonton, III, MD

Charles W. Scarantino, MD

Leslie B. Morton, MD

Linneus G. Idstrom, ND

Linneus G. Idstrom, MD

Franklin A. Paul, ND

Robert L. Bloomf ield, ND

Eric E. Zellner, ND

Otto F. Rogers, MD

Gary L. Kaplowitz, ND

Francis Thomas, ND

Ralph W. Coonrad, MD

John F. Blue, Jr. , MD

Louis P. Branly, l1D

18. HACKNEY, Charles Landis19. HACKNEY, Charles Landis20. HACKNEY, Charles Landis21. HILL, Kimberly Dawn

22. HOHL, Carole Ann

23. KENNEDY, John Patrick24. JANCSICS, Deborah G.25. MOORE, John Thomas26. NICHOLS, Michael Kevin27. PAYNE, Mark Alan28. RILEY, Henry Edward, Jr.29. SIMONSON, Bruce A.30. STANDISH, Myles31. THOMAS, Sandra L.32. TIPPETT, Keturah F.33. TRIPLETT, John Jay, Jr.34. VANDER WOUDE, Lynn A.35. WILLIAMSON, Karin

Carey Charles Mayer, MD

Erwin Maurice Patlak, MD

Richard B. Rubin, MD

John F. Barr, MD

Curtis J. Eshelman, MD

Calvin P. Claxton, Jr. , MD

D. E. Darnell Jones, MD

Peter Van Dooren, MD

William N. Michal, Jr. , MD

Allen S. Hudspeth, MD

Henry W. Traylor, Jr. , MD

J.W. R. Harding, III, MD

Walling D. Vreeland, MD

John Reed Tysinger, MD

Bruce Rogers Brodie, MD

Carl M. Hoffman, MD

William T. Hardaker, Jr. , MD

Eric G. B. Zellner, MD

Nurse

B. Request for Extension of Countersigning Time:

1. PRESSLEY, Weston L. , PA Thomas W. Smith, MD

Lincoln County Health Dept.

REQUEST FOR TIME CHANGE FROM 24 HOURS TO 7 DAYS.

The Board unanimously adopted a motion that itinform this supervising physician it willapprove an extension of countersigning up tothree working days.

Practitioner Subcommittee Re ort

Dr. Citron reported on the recommendations of thisSubcommittee. The Board unanimously adopted a motion made by

Dr. Citron that the Board of Medical Examiners approve therecommendations of this Subcommittee.

NP A lications A roved b

Nurse Practitioners

ANDERSON, Teresa A.BOGGUSS, Julie M.

CANNON, Dale M.

EVERETT, Gilda E.FRODSHAM, Dorothy T.KROMBACK, Nancy F.LINK, Barbara JaneLYNCH, Ruth W.

NIFONG, Candace B.POOLE, Deborah KimSURRATT, Vicky G.

the Board:

~Ph sicians

J.H. GoldsteinJ.S. ForresterD. L. ConardR.W. CroskeryA. R. ThalingerM. J. TylerSteven BaleY.S. BanksC.T. MedlinH. E. LownesB.R. Hunter

TRUITT, Ruth E.WEINBERG, Karen G.WHITE, Jean LyndaWOLFE, Janet Ann

BE G ~ DeltaC. F. MurrayJ.H. BakerJ.H. Baker

NP A lications Not A roved b the Board:

REED, Cindy L.B. Specs

NP Trainin Pro r ams A roved b the Board:

State University of New York, Stoney Brook, N. Y.Masters of Science in Nursing with FNP Component

University of Kentucky, College of Nursing, Lexington, Ky.Masters of Science in Nursing with FNP Component

NP Training Pro ram Not A roved b the Board:

West Virginia School of Medicine, Morgantown, W. Va.Neonatal Nurse Clinician Program

NP Re uests for Extension of Duties A roved by the Board:

SHERRILL, Sally B. , ANP Olav Niilend, M. D.

Request for extension of countersigning time from 24 hoursto four days.

NP Administrative A rovals A roved b the Board:

The Board approved 24 administrative changes in primarysupervising physicians.

Farias, Rose, M. D.

Don Pittman reported that Dr. Farias has issued Schedule 2

prescriptions after signing a statement indicating she would

not do so. The Board unanimously adopted a motion made by Dr.Koontz and seconded by Dr. Duckett that the Board of MedicalExaminers write Dr. Farias a letter of admonishment stating theBoard has reviewed information indicating she has failed toabide by the terms of her agreement with the Board of MedicalExaminers and further stating the Board will continue tomonitor her prescribing practices.

Examiners accept this report as information. The Board

unanimously adopted a further motion made by Dr. Citron and

seconded by Dr. Duckett that the Board report this matter tothe Federation.

Rigdon, ~Henr Lewis, M. D.


seconded by Dr. Koontz that the Board of Medical Examiners send

Dr. Rigdon a letter stating:

Information has come to the Board's attention thatyou are now residing in South Carolina and no longerwork at the Charlotte Treatment Center.

Should you wish the Board of Medical Examiners toconsider continuing your limited North Carolinalicensure, you should so advise.

Woodward, Robert Warren, M. D.

The Board reviewed information indicating that the GuilfordCounty Medical Society has inquired about this physician' s

problems in Massachussetts. The Board unanimously adopted a

motion made by Dr. Alexander and seconded by Dr. Koontz thatthe Board write a letter to the Guilford County Medical Societystating Dr. Woodward made the Board of Medical Examiners aware

of the matter in Massachusetts at the time it approved thisphysician for licensure; stating Dr. Woodward has met the Boardof Medical Examiners' requirements for licensure; furtherstating Dr. Woodward continues to be licensed by this Board;and also stating the Board of Medical Examiners has taken no

further action concerning this matter.

Dr. Koontz stated that, if the Guilford County Medical Societyrequests a copy of the Consent Order from Massachusetts, theBoard of Medical Examiners provide this information.

A licants for License ~b Endorsement and Examination

The Board unanimously adopted a motion that it approve the

following physicians for licensure.

MARK DAVID AHLQUIST

IGNATIUS ESE AKPELEJAMES PORTER ALEXANDER, JR.MARGARET CAMILLE ALEXANDER

HERBERT RICHARD ALLEN, JR.TERESA LOIS ALVARADO

PAULINE MORGAN ANDERSON

JOHN MARSHALL ARMITAGEPHILIP ROGER ARONSON

KATHRYN ASHTON

SUSAN KELLOGG ATWATER

ROBERT WOODWARD BAILEYALFRED LECARPENTIER BAKER

LOU ANNE BALDREE

MARY ELEANOR BEAL

VIRGIL EDWARD BEAN

PATTI DARLENE BEARD

OMAR JAMES BEILERSTEPHANIE BEKKER

DEBORAH ANN BELCHISCALVIN ARTHUR BELLRONALD WILLIAM BENFIELDTIMOTHY LARS BENNETT

TIMOTHY LEE BENNING

DAVID DON BERRY

KAREN LEIGH BILLMIRESTEVEN MICHAEL BIRDRICHARD WILLIAM BLANCHAR

JOHN RONALD BOBITTSTUART ALAN BOBMAN

DONALD DENBY BODE, JR.TIMOTHY JOHN BODNAR

JAMES WHITSITT BOONE

NORMAN FELIX BRADFORD

THOMAS DALTON BRAMMER

THOMAS GYULA BRAUN

STEPHEN BURNEY BRIDGERSG. LEE BROOKSHIRE

EDWIN ALAN BROWN

KAREN HARRELL BROWN

STUART ELLETT BROWN, IIIPAUL CHRISTOPHER BROWNE

JOHN KERN BUCKNER

KIMBERLY JANE BUTTERWICK

ROBERT STACY BYRD

KEITH KEENAN KILAUEA CARMACK

JORGE LUIS CARRERAS

CHARLES LESLIE CARTER

DAVID LAWRENCE CASE

WILLIAM JOHN CASTELLANI

JERRY PETER CEGIELSKIRALPH STEVEN CHRISTY, JR.WILLIAM EDWARD CIOFFIROJANET LOUISE CLAASSEN

PATRICIA ELLEN CLARK

KENNETH WAYNE COMPTON

MICHAEL ROBERT COOPER

SARAH BYRD CORNWELL

LAWRENCE MARTIN COSTELLO

DANIEL TIMOTHY COTTERGLEN GEORGE CRANERHALIMENA MONTCLAIRE CREQUE

SAMUEL MAC CUMMINGS

TODD DRISCOLL DAVIS

RONALD DE ANDRADE, JR.DAVID HUGO DEATON

DAVID TAYLOR DENNARD

WILLIAM BRIAN DENNISON

THOMAS ARTHUR DILLARD

ARTHUR ADDISON DINOFFDENNIS CHRISTOPHER DOHERTY

MAUREEN DIANE DOLLINGER

DIANA LYNN MCDANIEL DUVALL

JAMES GERARD EBELINGMARLENE THERESA ECKERLE

RANDY CLYDE EFIRDALLEN DE VANEY ELSTERARTHUR THOMAS EVANS

CHARLOTTE ANN EVANS

RICHARD WARREN EVANS

CLARENCE LEE FAULCON

THOMAS DUDLEY FIELDSCATHERINE MARY FIESELERSTEPHEN GODWIN FLEMING

RICHARD DUDLEY FLOYD, IVMARTHA TOY FOUNTAIN

EDWARD LOUIS FRIEDLAND

JOSEPH ANDREW FURST, JR.GREGG MICHAEL GAYLORD

GERIANNE GESZLERROBERT WAYNE GILLENWATER

BRIAN GINSBERGJAMES WALTER GOFORTH

YOLANDA PATRICIA GOMEZ

STEVEN LARRY GONIAS

SUSANA GONZALES

GREGORY MARK GOTTSCHLICH

WILLIAM PHILIP GRABENSTEIN

PUSHPA LALL GROSS

MARY LISA GUNNING

NELSON SMITH GWINN, IIIMICHAEL WAYNE HAHN

MATTHEW HAHNER

RUDOLF HAIDER, IIIWAYNE ANDREW HALE

GRANT FREDERICK HALISCHUK

ROY PETER HALL

WESLEY FRANCIS HAMBRIGHT

RICHARD ROBERT HAMMEL

STEVEN LYNN HAMSTEAD

BRUCE CARLTON HARRIS

SHIV KUMAR HARSH

KATHI LYNN HART

MARCOS ARRIAGA HERRERA

ANDREW ALLAN HERTLER

STEVEN HAROLD HIRSCH

HOWARD GORDON HOCHMAN

LARRY WAYNE HOLDER

KEITH MARSHALL HORTON

GEORGE SAMUEL HURT

VIRGILIO SORIANO IPAPO

TIMOTHY CHARLES ISLEYALAN LAURENCE JACKSON

AVANINDRA JAINDAVID VAN ZANDT JANEWAY

DAVID STEFFAN JANOWSKY

DAVID BRYNMORE JOHNS

REED MOERY JOHNSON

THOMAS VINCENT JONESKIM MARIA JORDAN

PETER MANNING JORDAN

JOHANNA REGINA JORIZZOSERGE FREDRICK KALEVICH

ANDREW HOWARD KAPLAN

MICHAEL KENNETH KAPLON

VICTORIA SUSAN KAPRI ELIAN

JONATHAN ANDREW KARROLL

SCOTT WILLIAM KAUMA

JOSEPH ANDREW KAVANAGH

FRED DOUGLAS KERN

COLIN PAUL KERR

JAMES PATRICK KESSLERJAMIL HAKIM KHAN

HENRI L. G. KIEFFERKENT ALAN KIRBYJOHN ALVIN KIRKLAND, JR.MARGARET ANN KISERTIMOTHY POWELL KNAPMAN

JULIE JOHNSON KNOX

KALAVATHI KOLAPPA

FRANK DAVID KONDOS

DOUGLAS LLOYD KOZLOWSKI

BRIAN ALLAN KRIVISKYWILLIAM ALVIN KUTNER, JR.ROBERT GAFFNEY LANEY, IIICAROLE MARIE LANNON

MARY KATHERINE LAWRENCE

JOAN SHARP LEAKS

CHARLES CHONG-KWAN LEEROBERT MICHAEL LEWEN

GEORGE HENRY LIMPERTEDWARD HOLDMAN LIPFORD, IIISTEPHEN NELSON LONG

WARNER JOSEPH LUCAS

GEORGE DONALD LYNCH, JR.MARIE YUEN MAY MANN

ANITA LOUISE MARTINANN CARA DE GENOVA MARTY

JOHN MCKINSTRY MAULL

RUSSELL G. MCALLISTER, JR.ROBERT IAN MCCASLIN

ROBERT CHARLES MCCLURE

MICHAEL DAVID MCCULLOUGH

GREGORY DON MEARS

JAMES ROMAN MELLOH

ALTON LEE MELTON, JR.DANIEL KENT MESSNER

JOHN ANDREW MEYER

JOHN PAUL MIDDLETON

DACEY LEE MILLER, JR.WAQAR ULISLAM MIRZA

WILLIAM A MITCHELL, IIIRANDALL WADE MOREADITH

NANCY DORALIE MOREWITZ

ROBERT XAVIER MORRELL, JR.JOSEPH LEWIS MORTON

JOHN WILLS MOSES, JR.ASSADOLLAH MOVAHED

PAULA DAWN MUELLER

MICHAEL JOSEPH MULVANEY

ALBERT ROGERS MUNN, IIIDONALD SCOTT MURINSON

MAUREEN ELISE MURPHY

JANE HOSPODAR MURRAY

MICHAEL JAMES MURRAY

KAREN LEE MUSOLF

JILL ELAINE NAGEL

BRIAN ROBSON NAGY

RICHARD LEE NESMITH

WARREN POLK NEWTON

LAURA WILLIAMS NG

DAN ALAN NICHOLS

ROBERT VANCE NICHOLS

CHARLES HATHAWAY NICHOLSON

MEINDERT ALBERT NIEMEYER

ROBERT JAMES OBEID

MICHAEL JOHN O' CONNELL

FORREST PAUL OLD, JR.SCOTT MARSHALL PANZER

JOHN PATRICK PASQUARIELLO, JR.THOMAS EDWARD PASTORE

PAUL RICHARD PASTORINI

MARION BUTLER PATE, IIIMICHAEL LEE PATTERSON

DALE NATHANIEL PAYNE

MARK DOUGLAS PEACOCK

CARLA RAFFETY PENCE

RICHARD RANDOLPH PEYTON

WALTER DAVIDSON PHARR

BERT CODY PIGGOTT, JR.CLAIRE MARIE POYET

ANY DENISE VANN PRICEJACQUES RAY PYE

ERNESTO BAUTISTA QUIACHON

RICHARD LEE RAUCK

JOHN RICHARD RAYMOND

STEPHEN KARL RERYCH

GEORGE ZBIGNIEW RETSCH-BOGART

JESS FRED RHODES

DANIEL MICHAEL RICCICHARLES BOYCE RICH, JR.MARY JOYCE RICOROBERT BRUCE ROBILLARD

TED HUGH ROBINSON

MICHAEL JOHN ROGAN

DAVID BRUCE ROSS

EDMUND JAMES RUTHERFORD

LENARD JOSEPH RUTKOWSKI

LAURA SUE SADOWSKI

AMIR SALOMON

WILLIAM EUGENE SANDERS, JR.STEPHEN JOSEPH SAVARINO

PETER LAWRENCE SAVITEER

ALLEN JACK SAVITTJOHN WILLIAMS SCHALLER

DAVID THOMAS SCHREINER

DEBRA ANNE SCHWINN

VIOLA DEVANY SCOTT

EDWARD TIMOTHY SCRUGGS

JOHN YATES SEALANDER

PRAGNA NINA SEHGAL

FREDERIC DOUGLAS SEIFERAVINASH DHIRAJLAL SHAH

LYNN KATHLEEN SHEETSELIZABETH JOAN SHPALL

STEPHEN JAY SIMONS

JEFFREY HOWARD SLOTT

ERIC SCOTT SOBELWARREN MICHAEL SOBOL

KEVIN LEWIS SPEIGHTCRAIG RICHARD SPERO

CHARLES EDWARD SPRITZERARTHUR ALAN STAMLER

CHARLES RAY STEWART

WILLIAM CHARLES STEWART

GREGORY ALAN STIDHAM

JOHN THOMAS STINSON

SAMUEL PATRICK STUART, JR.ANDREA JEANINE ALLEN STUTESMAN

JAMES LEE STUTESMAN

KENDALL HYUNSUK SUH

ERNEST MICHAEL SUSSMANAVERELL HUBBARD SUTTON

HARRY JEROME TAMONEY, JR.

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RICHARD HEARD TARDELL

TIMOTHY DARRELL THOMAS

WAYNE RITCHIE TILSONAHMET UZER

CHARLES GIBBS VASEY

BARBARA MEYER VEALEY

REGINALD DALE VILLEPONTEAUX

CHRISTINE ELLA VON CLEMM

ROBERT SETH WALL

JOHN KENNETH WALLACE

RONALD MARTIN WALTERS

JAMES STEWART WATSON, IIISUSAN AUSTIN WATSON

HENRY LACHMAN WEINER

KEITH MITCHELL WEINER

MARK CHRISTIAN WEISSLERBRENT WILLIAM WESTON

DAVID MARVIN WHEELER

DAVID CLEMENT WHITCOMB

THOMAS MURPHY WHYTE

MICHAEL WAYNE WILKERSON

JOHN MICHAEL WILLIAMSMARCUS REY WILLIAMS

LINDA JEAN WILLIAMSON

KERRY ALLEN WILLISSTEPHEN DUANE WINEGARDNER

DAVID HOWARD WEINBERG WOHNS

JOY LEE WOLFF

MARK WELLS WOODRUFF

CHARLES IRA WOODS, IIIRICHARD HUNTER WORKMAN, JR.DANIEL ANTHONY YACONO

DURGA PRASAD YARLAGADDA

KIMBERLY HAWBLITZEL YARNALL

ALLAN NORMAN ZACHER, IIIBASSAM JAMIL ZAKHOUR

ARNO LEE ZARITSKYSHERRIE ELIZABETH ZWEIG

DAVID LEE SPIVEY

Reinstatement of ~Ph sicians ~Sus ended for Failure to Receister


seconded by Dr. Godwin that the Board of Medical Examinersreinstate the licenses of the following physicians:

1. Komatireddy Hanmatnth Reddy1928 Loomes AvenueDowners Grove, IL 60516

2. Don Jobe Jackson2610 Lare Street - Suite 110Columbia, SC 29204

Suspended June 1984Re-instated 7/30/86


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3.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

12.

Raymond L. WebsterPO Box 79Johnston, IA

Elizabeth Jane Herman1502 Carey Lane - No. 131Silver Spring, MD 20910

Roy Bradley JonesDept. Neoplastic DiseasesMt. Sinai School of MedicineNew York, NY 10029

Robert Spencer Burress5626 Timber StarSan Antonio, TX 78250

Ernest Israel MilnerWoman's Hospital of AcadianaLafayette, LA 70508

Stanley Douglas Taylor2195 Herrington AvenueSan Bernardino, CA 92405

Harcourt Glenties Harris7206 Suncrest RoadWest Bloomfield, MI 48033

George Edgar BaconDept. of PediatricsTexas Tech School MedicineLubbock, TX 79430

James Manly (See Agenda)

James Frances O' Leary





Suspended June 1986Re-instated ?/27/86




Suspended June 1986

Suspended June 1986

Election of Officers


seconded by Mrs. Walston that the Board of Medical Examinerselect by acclamation Charles Howard Duckett, M. D. , Presidentfor the year 1986-87.


seconded by Dr. Duckett that the Board of Medical Examiners

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elect by acclamation John Thomas Daniel, Jri e M. D. ,Secretary-Treasurer for the year 1986-87.

May, 1986, Minutes

The Board unanimously adopted a motion made by Dr. Alexanderand seconded by Dr. Daniel that the Board of Medical Examiners

approve the Minutes of the May, 1986, meeting.

October, 1986, ~Meetin

The Board adopted a motion that, if the staff can change

arrangements, the Board of Medical Examiners meet at theRaleigh Hilton for its October, 1986, meeting; that it not plana half-day of optional activities; and that it hold all futuremeetings at the Raleigh Hilton with the exception of the May

meeting. Dr. Citron suggested that, if the Raleigh Hilton isnot available in October, 1986, the staff may wish to contactthe Hotel Europa in Chapel Hill to determine if this hotel canaccommodate the Board during its next meeting.

Ma&gee, Archibald Carter, N. D.


seconded by Dr. Koontz that the Board of Medical Examinerswrite a letter to Dr. Magee advising, prior to approving him totake FLEX, the Board wishes him at his own expense to submit toan evaluation by a forensic psychiatrist, Dr. Halleck. The

Board also unanimously adopted a motion made by Dr. Citron and

seconded by Dr. Koontz that the Board of Medical Examiners

specify it desires answers to the following questions:

1. Does Dr. Magee have a major psychiatric disorder ora serious character disorder?

2. What is Dr. Magee's diagnosis and prognosis?

The Board unanimously adopted a further motion made by Dr.Citron and seconded by Dr. Koontz that the Board of MedicalExaminers allow Dr. Halleck to administer psychological testsat his discretion.

Cromer, William ~Brownin . N. D.

The Board unanimously adopted a motion that it resolve thecharges preferred against Dr. Cromer by Consent Order.

~Ho kins. Richard Glenn, N. D.

The Board unanimously adopted a motion that it request Dr.Hopkins to appear for an informal interview at the October,1986, meeting.

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Wallace, ~Ra end ~Dewe, N. D.

The Board unanimously adopted a motion that it request Dr.Wallace to appear for an informal interview at the October,1986, meeting.

Bunn, David, M. D.

The Board unanimously adopted a motion that it request Dr. Bunn

to appear for an informal interview at the October, 1986,meeting.

Hanham, William James, M. D.

The Board unanimously adopted a motion that it request Dr.Hanham to appear for an informal interview at the October,1986, meeting.

Vereen, Ronald L. , N. D.


seconded by Dr. Duckett that the Board of Medical Examinersissue Dr. Vereen a dated license expiring at the end of a year;that the Board request Dr. Vereen to appear for anotherinformal interview in August, 1987; and that the Board furtherrequest Dr. Vereen to provide progress reports from his currentpsychiatrist and from Dr. Clark by June 7, 1987, so that theBoard of Medical Examiners may review these reports prior toits August, 1987, meeting.

Rramer ~Ra1 h L. , N. D.

The Board unanimously adopted a motion that it inform Dr.Kramer, prior to resuming the practice of medicine in NorthCarolina, he should notify the Board of Medical Examiners ofhis North Carolina practice address.

Freymann, ~No e Wicks, N. D.

The Board unanimously adopted a motion made by Dr. Duckett and

seconded by Dr. Citron, that, if this physician attempts toregister, the staff inform the Board of this attempt by firstcontacting the President.

~Hu hes, William ~Henr, N. D.

The Board unanimously adopted a motion that the Board ofMedical Examiners investigate these charges further; that itamend the charges to include the problems Dr. Hughes hasexperienced in South Carolina; and that the Board subpoena therecord of the hearing concerning Dr. Hughes from CharlotteMemorial Hospital.

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Wailer, Louis Clinton, M. D.


seconded by Dr. Citron that the Board of Medical Examinersamend its Consent Order to permit prescribing of Schedule 2 and

2N controlled substances by Dr. Wailer in a hospital setting.

Shaftner, ~Kimberl Ks sM. D.


seconded by Dr. Duckett that the Board of Medical Examinersadvise Dr. Shaftner through his attorney that the Board

requires the Consent Order to be signed and in the office ofthe North Carolina Board of Medical Examiners no later thanthirty days from the date of the Board's communicationconcerning this matter.

Ott, David James, M. D.

The Board unanimously adopted a motion that the Board ofMedical Examiners advise Dr. Ott it requires the Consent Orderto signed and in the office of the North Carolina Board ofMedical Examiners no later than thirty days from the date ofthe Board's communication concerning this matter.

Russ, Zack, M. D.

The Board unanimously adopted a motion that the Board ofMedical Examiners advise Dr. Russ it requires the Consent Order

to be signed and in the office of the North Carolina Board ofMedical Examiners no later than thirty days from the date ofthe Board's communication concerning this matter.

~Ro ers, Charles Wilborn, M. D.

The Board unanimously adopted a motion that the Board ofMedical Examiners advise Dr. Rogers it requires the ConsentOrder to signed and in the office of the North Carolina Board

of Medical Examiners no later than thirty days from the date ofthe Board's communication concerning this matter.

Chel ation ~Thera ~Hearin

The Board unanimously adopted a motion that it hold thishearing as soon as possible, preferably in October, 1986.

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Horowitz, Alan J. , N. D.


seconded by Dr. Duckett that it accept as information a reportconcerning this physician

Summers, Gerald, M. D.

The Board unanimously adopted a motion that it accept asinformation a report indicating Dr. Summers surrendered hislicense effective July 31, 1986.

Barnes, James Allan, N. D.


seconded by Dr. Citron that the Board of Medical Examinersaccept as information a report indicating Dr. Barnes has signeda Consent Order.

Spivey, David Lee, N. D.


seconded by Dr. Koontz that the Board of Medical Examinersissue Dr. Spivey a dated license for a period of two years.

Black, ~Bill Gene, M. D.


seconded by Dr. Citron that the Board of Medical Examinersinstruct its attorney to write a letter to Dr. Hoke stating, ifthese activities which he describes constitute seriousstatutory violations, civil authorities should take appropriateaction; and, if there is civil action, the Board of MedicalExaminers of the State of North Carolina can act appropriately.

Savaris, Razia B., M. D.

The Board of Medical Examiners unanimously adopted a motion

made by Dr. Koontz and seconded by Dr. Duckett that the Boardadvise this individual the Board has no authority to answer thequestions raised.

Physician Extenders


seconded by Dr. Duckett that the staff process routinephysician assistant and nurse practitioner applications and

refer applications with problems to the Board.

Blue Cross/Blue Shield ~Re uest

The Board unanimously adopted a motion made by Dr. Duckett andseconded by Dr. Citron that the Board of Medical Examiners

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accept a response to this request as information.

Data Re&euest from NC memorial ~Hos ital


seconded by Dr. Duckett that the Board of Medical Examiners notapprove this request but that it advise North Carolina Memorial

Hospital's Institutional Relations Division may obtain a Rosterfor a fee of $15.00.

~Re ional Perinatal Associates, P.A.

The Board unanimously adopted a motion made by Dr. Godwin and

seconded by Dr. Daniel that the Board of Medical Examinersdefer action on this corporation until the attorney for theBoard studies this matter and reports his findings.

The Board also unanimously adopted a motion made by Dr. Godwin

and seconded by Dr. Daniel that, if there is a conflict of law,the Board of Medical Examiners will refer this matter to theappropriate authority.

~Hearin s for October, 1986

The President stated that he wi 11 preside at the clinicalclerkship hearing and at any other administrative hearing, toinclude Bee Sting, which may be scheduled for October. He

instructed that the staff schedule all hearings which arepending, including Dr. Magee, for the October, 1986, meeting ofthe Board of Medical Examiners.

Branly, Louis ~Philli , li.D.

The Board unanimously adopted a motion made by Nrs. Walston and

seconded by Dr. Koontz that the Board of Medical Examinersapprove Dr. Branly's proposed practice activities; that theBoard request Dr. Branly to appear for an informal interviewprior to the expiration of his temporary license; and that, inapproximately six months, an investigator visit the area todetermine that Dr. Branly is limiting his practice to thespecialty of Psychiatry.

Physician Extender Policies


seconded by Dr. Duckett that the staff compile physicianextender policies in a hard bound cover; that the staff make

this bound copy of policies available at each Board meeting;and that, after the staff has compiled these policies, theBoard of Medical Examiners consider sending this material toall primary supervising physicians.

Dr. Citron stated that the countersigning interval for

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PA/patient contact should be changed from twenty-four hours toup to three working days.

~Aiah. Au ustine, M. D.

In accordance with the terms of a Consent Order, Dr. Appiah

appeared for an informal interview with the Board. The

President informed Dr. Appiah that the North Carolina Board ofMedical Examiners licensed him on the basis of endorsement ofhis Pennsylvania license and further informed Dr. Appiah that,if the Pennsylvania Board of Medical Examiners should revokehis license to practice medicine in Pennsylvania, no basiswould exist for licensure in North Carolina. However, thePresident of the Board advised Dr. Appiah that, at the presenttime, he may work in North Carolina under the provisions of theConsent Order.

Watson, Susan Austin, M. D.


seconded by Dr. Koontz that Dr. Watson furnish the Board with a

written statement explaining the difference in her answer tothe controlled substance question; that the Board issue Dr.Watson a two year dated license; that the Board eitherinterview Dr. Watson or obtain reports concerning thisphysician prior to the expiration of this dated license; and

that, if all goes well, the Board of Medical Examiners considerissuing Dr. Watson a full license at the end of this two yearperiod.

~Emer ency Medical Services ~Re crt

Dr. Daniel presented this report to the Board. The Board ofMedical Examiners unanimously adopted a motion made by Dr.Daniel and seconded by Dr. Citron that the Board approve 99EMT-I applications, 23 MICN applications, 15 EMT-P

applications, and 47 EMT-AI applications.

The Board unanimously adopted a motion made by Dr. Daniel and

seconded by Dr. Citron that the Board of Medical Examinersapprove 388 Bee Sting applications.

The Board unanimously adopted a further motion made by Dr.Citron and seconded by Dr. Alexander that the Board of MedicalExaminers authorize the Executive Secretary to screen EMS and

Bee Sting applications, present his recommendations forapproval to the Board, and present any problem applications for

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the Board's consideration.

The Board's investigators stated that they would inquire indifferent areas of the state about the use of Bee Sting kits.

The Board unanimously adopted a motion that the Board ofMedical Examiners, at its October, 1986, meeting considerdividing the state into areas and adding one or two

investigators to its staff.

Case, David Lawrence, N. D.


seconded by Dr. Citron (1) that the Board obtain writtenevaluations on Dr. Case from the physicians in charge of histraining programs; (2) that it obtain statements concerninghis performance from McLaurin General Hospital in Flint,Michigan; (3) that the Board consider requesting Dr. Case tosubmit to psychological evaluation prior to approving him forcontinued licensure; (4) that, at this time, the Board ofMedical Examiners issue Dr. Case a dated license expiringDecember 31, 1987; (5) that the Board of Medical Examinersinstruct Dr. Case to inform the Board of his North Carolinapractice address; (6) that the Board advise Dr. Case, if he

engages in the practice of medicine in this state, the Board ofMedical Examiners will subpoena records for its review; and

(7) that the Board further advise Dr. Case, if he ispracticing in this state, the Board of Medical Examiners of theState of North Carolina will request him to appear for an

interview prior to the expiration of his dated license.

~Rober e, ~Ra mond ~Jose b A. , M. D.

The Board unanimously adopted a motion that it defer action on

Dr. Roberge's application pending receipt of a properlycertified photograph from his medical school.

Stamler, Arthur Alan, M. D.


seconded by Dr. Koontz that the Board of Medical Examinersissue Dr. Stamler a dated license expiring December 31, 1988;and that it advise Dr. Stamler, if he wishes licensure in NorthCarolina after this expiration date, he must contact the Boardand furnish additional information.

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Thomas, Francis Thornton, N. D.


seconded by Dr. Duckett that the Board of Medical Examinersdefer action on Dr. Thomas pending further investigation.The Board authorized Dr. Koontz to proceed with charges if he

thinks such further investigation warrants.

Jones, ~Anthon Leland. M. D.


seconded by Dr. Duckett that an investigator present an

up-dated report concerning this physician to the Board ofMedical Examiners prior to its determining whether to drop thecharges preferred against Dr. Jones.

Weintraub, ~Harve , M. D.

Dr. Koontz informed Dr. Weintraub that the Board hasestablished he engaged in the practice of medicine at the BrynNawr Hospital in North Carolina prior to receiving a medicallicense in this state. Dr. Koontz also informed Dr. Weintraubthat the North Carolina Board of Medical Examiners has a reportfrom the Soldiers and Sailors Hospital in Pennsylvaniaindicating Dr. Weintraub dictated admission histories and

physicals without examining patients. The Board unanimouslyadopted a motion made by Dr. Koontz and seconded by Dr. Duckettthat the Board of Medical Examiners not approve Dr. Weintraubfor licensure.

~Emer enc Medical Services

Fred Glass, N. D. , and Ed Browning, representing the Office ofEmergency Medical Services met with the Board of MedicalExaminers to discuss matters of mutual concern. The Boardunanimously adopted a motion made by Dr. Daniel and seconded by

Dr. Koontz that the Board of Medical Examiners approve theproposed regulation changes providing for air ambulanceservices in North Carolina.

The Board adopted a motion that it not approve the addition ofOpthalmic solution to the ENT-P drug formulary.

The Board adopted a motion that the Board of Medical Examinersapprove the following additions to the ENS Formulary:

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Heparin Drip IV when transferring patients from one physicianto another

Nitroglycerine Drip IV

All Nitrates requested as Formulary additions

Thiamine Ili

Glucogen IM or Subcutaneous

Blood and Blood components

The Board adopted a motion made by Dr. Citron and seconded byDr. Daniel that, although the Board does not endorse, it has no

objection to the implementation of a proposed study project on

Nitrous Oxide from October 1, 1986, through September 30, 1987,provided MICN's do not issue orders in connection with thisproject. Dr. Godwin voted in opposition to this motion.

The Board unanimously adopted a motion made by Dr. Daniel and

seconded by Dr. Koontz that the Board of Medical Examinersapprove an additional EMS application.

Adjournment

As there was no further business to be considered by the Board

at this meeting, the President declared the meeting adjournedat 1:10 p. m. , Monday, August ll, 1986.

CHD:BDPjr:sl0392S

CHARLES H. DUCKETT, M. D. , SECRETARY-TREASURER

Board of Medical Examiners of the State of North Carolina

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