MARYLAND BOARD OF
PHYSICIAN SCANDAL 101
Maryland’s toxic Board of
Physicians has hurt too many for too long. This Administrative entity has a
vast legal structure imposed on it to regulate physician function and performance
with one caveat, these legal guidelines are not obeyed. Believe it or not the
Board of Physicians (Board) has run an illicit organization, for several
decades, with minimal to no supervision by the Maryland State Legislature. I
have observed first hand this Board’s determination to harm a physician though
the facts of the case moved in a different direction than charges imposed. “Enumerated
below” are many not all reasons why current Board members and administrative
staff (many of whom are lawyers) should be removed from office and investigated
by legal authorities who sit beyond Maryland State’s borders. This scandal is
more than a civil rights issue. Instead it is one of corruption in a State
entity that has gone unchecked for far too long. With thick cronyism in play, judges
who will defend the Board even when the evidence is against them and worst of
all an Attorney General’s Office complicit with Board hierarchy time has come
for an independent open investigation of their malicious behavior. The list
that follows is drawn up from personal circumstance inflicted on Mark Davis,
MD. A book is in preparation, with documentary evidence, confirming the incredulous
journey one physician had, through 2 episodes of malicious prosecution with
this corrupt entity, will be published soon.
1)
There is no set
standard of medical record review in the files of the Maryland Board of
Physicians. Therefore the Board can create any false narrative about a medical
record they choose.
2)
Highly paid
medical vigilantes review records for the Board. These physician reviewers are
engaged from the private sector, given immunity and lie with impunity. I will
present documentation in a forth coming book displaying the Board removes
medical licenses under false pretenses.
3)
The Court of
Special Appeals legislated from the bench that one physician reviewer is
sufficient to have a medical license revoked. The regulations as written
require two physicians to agree “standards of care” were not met. If two
physicians have opposing views a third one is required to be brought into the
dispute. In the author’s case of the two physicians utilized one noted this
author followed the standard of care. The second physician, who did not
practice dietary medicine nor had any special knowledge of this field consistently
lied during a judicial hearing, as the transcripts display. Worse he was
engaged from a company sued by this author previously.
4)
Knowing the facts
in number 3 how could anyone draw up a charging document against a physician
when one state reviewer noted this author did not violate the known “Standards
of Care.”
5)
The Attorney
General’s Office is deeply rooted in the scandalous behavior of the Board. One
specific attorney from this office, Robert Gilbert, in his official capacity,
fabricated charges against this physician as noted in number 4 to start a
prosecution against this physician.
6)
Though the
Board’s own judicial arm the Office of Administrative Hearings found for this
physician the membership of the Board flipped the decision and gave this author
a 3 year revocation which they changed to permanent status after he applied for
reinstatement and passed a national test.
7)
The Maryland
Board of Physicians is managed end to end by lawyers. From its top Executives
to their review arm. Trashing physicians
is their speciality without regard to observance of physicians’ rights.
These enumerated malicious
activities and many more, at the minimum, need to be brought before a State of
Maryland Legislative committee empowered to review this administrative entity.
Abuse of authority is evident. Does the evidence rise to the level of felonies?
I would submit this to be the case. In the end patients suffer needlessly for
this indiscriminant use of authority. Perhaps in the near future the true
nature of the Board’s scandalous behavior will be revealed to all and as a result
appropriate prosecutions may occur. My question is will Maryland Courts once
again provide immunity for the Board’s illicit activities. More to come.
Mark Davis, MD
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