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PHMP – The Voluntary Recovery Program and A New Tactic

On behalf of Hark and Hark | Oct 23, 2018 | Blog, Firm News, Medical Nursing, Professional License Application, Professional License Issues

A new client recently contacted me regarding a puzzling PHMP/VRP letter he received. After a first offense DUI, the VRP contacted him and scared him to attend an initial evaluation.  The Initial Evaluation    As I have said many times, the...

Guidelines for working with unlicensed health care workers

On behalf of Hark and Hark | Oct 19, 2018 | Firm News

Though it can be exciting to encourage young or interested parties in practicing osteophatic medicine and surgery, there are major licensing penalties you could face for knowingly aiding, assisting or advising an unlicensed person to practice. Whether you are...

Why do alleged crimes threaten medical professionals’ licenses?

On behalf of Hark and Hark | Oct 18, 2018 | Criminal Defense, Firm News

A Philadelphia resident can work their whole life to become the medical professional they dreamt of becoming when they were a child. After years of study, testing, paying for classes and books and struggling, they may finally receive the education that they need to...

Preserving Your Professional License — Proper Counsel Would Have Saved This Case

On behalf of Hark and Hark | Oct 16, 2018 | Blog, Firm News, Medical Nursing, Professional License Issues

I recently wrote a blog about the enforcement environment for Pennsylvania medical professionals. Pennsylvania’s Disciplinary Environment  —  PNAP Investigations   Pennsylvania’s medical related licensing boards are receiving...

Pennsylvania Licensees Have a Constitutional Right to Work

On behalf of Hark and Hark | Oct 7, 2018 | Firm News, Medical Nursing, Professional License Issues

On October 4, 2018 Commonwealth Court issued a significant decision in King v. BPOA discussing the Criminal History Record Information Act (“CHRIA”).This statute gives licensing boards a discretionary authority to discipline, suspend, revoke, grant, or...

Refresher:: PNAP BAIT and SWITCH

On behalf of Hark and Hark | Oct 4, 2018 | Blog, Firm News, Medical Nursing, Pennsylvania Criminal Law, Professional License Issues

PNAP case managers routinely contact nurses whom they think are impaired. Self reporting, DUI – ARD or convictions, or workplace complaints are the typical trigger. The goal is to secure PNAP/PHMP enrollment.  During telephone conversations, PNAP and PHMP...

Federal charges and the loss of a medical license

On behalf of Hark and Hark | Oct 4, 2018 | Federal Crimes, Firm News

The scope of crimes covered in the federal laws of the nation is wide and inclusive. Federal charges can be based off of alleged drug use or possession, violent crimes involving assaults and murder and white collar crimes involving fraud and tax evasion. The crimes...

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