[precaryous]

Found a website advertising the perp doctor as if he is practicing psychiatry in a West U.S. state. The site also says he graduated from a medical school in that state.

His medical license was revoked in 1995. It was also revoked in another state the following year only because I contacted them and told them about his 1995 revocation.

His license is revoked in those two states. I cannot find a license for him in the (third) current Western state. He did not graduate from a medical school in that state. He originally graduated from a medical school in the Midwest.

I have documentation that shows his revocation and when he first received his medical license.

Would it help for me to report this to the medical licensing board of California...where his license was first revoked? Or, are these sites known to be unreliable...

He’s an asshole and a known liar. I wouldn’t put this past him.
Leave it alone or contact the medical board?
The medical board of California provides contact phone numbers ...I can’t find an email address for them...

Thanks for your feedback.

[missbella]

I’d be very tempted to report him. I wonder if TELL might give you support.

[SummerTime12]

This sounds very upsetting.. I would most definitely contact the board for California, and the board for whatever state he is trying to advertise services in. I'm so sorry that this continues to be and issue.

[here today]

Are you sure it's the same person? If so, I would think the state who would be the most interested would be the one that he advertises he is licensed in. The attorney general in that state, maybe, since what he is advertising is fraudulent. Might be a place to start at least.

[precaryous]

Originally Posted by here today

Are you sure it's the same person? If so, I would think the state who would be the most interested would be the one that he advertises he is licensed in. The attorney general in that state, maybe, since what he is advertising is fraudulent. Might be a place to start at least.

Absolutely certain it’s his name. He does not have a common last name.
I hadn’t thought of reporting it to the attorney general in that state. Thanks for that, too.

I wonder how many years the perp doctor has been doing this. Grr!

[precaryous]

Originally Posted by missbella

I’d be very tempted to report him. I wonder if TELL might give you support.

Thank you. TELL might be very helpful. I get tired and unfocused at times. They might be ideal support.

[precaryous]

He is being advertised as a practicing psychiatrist in Nevada.

The site also says he graduated from medical school there. I can’t find him listed as a licensed ‘anything’ in Nevada.

He (supposedly) graduated from medical school in the Midwest in the ‘70’s.

I would report him. Find out if he takes medicare and report him there too, in addition to AG. Maybe the FBI since he is serial and crosses state lines, making it a possible federal case.

My heart goes out to you.

[growlycat]

Any and all of the above. Good luck, you might be preventing someone from a nightmarish situation.

[precaryous]

Originally Posted by Rayne_

I would report him. Find out if he takes medicare and report him there too, in addition to AG. Maybe the FBI since he is serial and crosses state lines, making it a possible federal case.

My heart goes out to you.

Thank you.
Initially, I reported him to Medicare and Medical-cal in the 1990’s. They both disciplined him and revoked his ability to file claims through them. Don’t know if that would still be true if he’s using a fake Nevada medical licensing number. He’s still using his real name.

There should be reciprocity between states...when one state’s licensing board revokes a physician’s medical license, ALL states should be notified. State licensing boards didn’t have reciprocity in the 1990’s. I would be surprised if they did these days.

[Ididitmyway]

I would report him to both Nevada and California medical boards. I wouldn't leave it alone.

[atisketatasket]

Yeah, report if you're up for it. The Nevada medical board says to call local law enforcement if you learn someone is practicing without a license (leftmost column on p. 1). You can stay anonymous.

I wouldn't think CA would have jurisdiction, so I wouldn't bother with them, but they could contact the NV medical board I suppose.

[Ididitmyway]

Yes, NV law enforcement and AG are also places you should report, and if he takes Medicare, report there as well. Some place your information will get through, I am sure.

[precaryous]

The website support speacialist replied-

“We will remove the profile for now and work to confirm the changes.
Let us know if you have any other questions.
Thank you.”

Good.

T wanted to know why I’m doing this? I hate him. I don’t want anyone else to be victimized by him. A revocation should MEAN something.

I wonder how many years he’s tried to practice since he was revoked? Maybe he’s not practicing but put that up on the website to save face in his family and community.

T is concerned PerpDoc will sue me for slander. That I don’t need that...
Everything I wrote is true and documented.

I didn’t divulge that I’m an abuse survivor. I didn’t go on and on about it. I didn’t claim he did anything to me. I simply wrote, this is on your website...and it’s incorrect. Please correct it. I added screen shots from the medical licensing board’s case that show when he received his medical license and another that shows when he was revoked.

T is concerned PerpDoc will start harassing me if he gets my email address.

T is concerned there may be another psychiatrist in that state using his name and using his same office address.
“Are you sure it’s him?”

None of the children are named after him. It’s possible he had another child, I guess. But I included PerPDoc’s previous medical license number, the date he was issued his license and the date his license was revoked. I doubt there is another psychiatrist with his exact first, middle and last name in that state using a FAMILIAR address that PerpDoc used in the past.

If, so, the website support specialist will see that it’s a mistake, but I don’t think it is!

I can’t believe PerpDoc claimed he went to another medical school. I guess it’s possible he went through med school AGAIN.

T agrees maybe I should go through the attorney general. She thinks the AG will protect me. My T has never heard of TELL. I think asking TELL for help is a very good idea, too.

If I go through the attorney general....do I go through the STATE attorney general where he claims he is practicing? T says it wouldn’t do any good to go through any state medical licensing boards because, if he doesn’t have a medical license, they have no power over him anyway.

Btw, I double checked if this ad was current, 2017...and not an old ad. It says 2017.

We will know very soon if I made a mistake.

[toomanycats]

I think you would reach out to the board of the state where he appears to be practicing. If he is advertising a license he doesn't have, that is something that board (and that state's law enforcement) will need to handle.

[Shazerac]

Sounds like you took positive steps t get this creep off the market. Good for you!

[precaryous]

How likely is it he went through med school again and obtained a new medical license number?

[precaryous]

Originally Posted by precaryous

How likely is it he went through med school again and obtained a new medical license number?

I googled the licensing board of the state in question. I don’t see him listed as a licensed MD, DO or anything.

[precaryous]

I sent TELL a letter asking what should I do.

States should have reciprocity!
When a physician/therapist is revoked ALL states should be notified.
A revocation should mean SOMETHING.

[precaryous]

Originally Posted by toomanycats

I think you would reach out to the board of the state where he appears to be practicing. If he is advertising a license he doesn't have, that is something that board (and that state's law enforcement) will need to handle.

Will do. So it’s against the law?

[precaryous]

Originally Posted by atisketatasket

Yeah, report if you're up for it. The Nevada medical board says to call local law enforcement if you learn someone is practicing without a license (leftmost column on p. 1). You can stay anonymous.

I wouldn't think CA would have jurisdiction, so I wouldn't bother with them, but they could contact the NV medical board I suppose.

If he treats someone without a license, it’s a felony. Thank you.

[precaryous]

Found him listed on another site. A client can Video/chat with him and have a “virtual appointment.”

They list him as Dr. Xxxxx. The site doesn’t specify his speciality...not psychiatry, internal medicine, etc. it just lists him as a Dr.

[lucozader]

This is so disturbing, precaryous. I hope he gets shut down. Sending love and strength your way.

[stopdog]

Well, he does still have the degree so the title is not wrong in how I see it.
I know he is a terrible person and that he has done terrible things, but I would also think that perhaps just focussing on how to move on/recover etc would be better than trying to police him/hunt him for forever. Not because of him particularly -but because it keeps him in your focus.

[missbella]

I understand the advisability of disengaging with a perpetrator. I also see a frequent impulse after harm to help make the community safer.