Physician-patient relationships are grounded in trust. With the patient’s trust comes a strong boundary line that a physician may never cross. When physician-patient boundaries blur, the consequences can be severe. Gardner Employment Law provides professional legal advice to physicians when
Physicians prescribe controlled substances as part of their legitimate medical practice. But when a doctor fails to properly document the medical records, if he or she fails to have a monitor present, or the doctor issues the prescription without proper
Likely you never expect to face a complaint before the TMB. Yet investigations can begin suddenly – often after a single incident or allegation – and can place your medical license and professional reputation at risk. At Gardner Employment Law,
If you have just lost at the TMB formal resolution stage, it is natural to feel alarmed. Your medical license, professional reputation, and ability to continue practicing medicine may suddenly seem at risk. We have previously discussed the TMB Formal
Physicians in Texas are no strangers to scrutiny, from credentialing committees to licensing boards. But when a hospital places you on an internal improvement plan, must you disclose it to the TMB? In this article, we clarify the legal distinction
