USMLE and ECFMG
OIG Exclusion and Operation Nitengale
I represent 30 nurses facing licensing discipline due to attending one the South Florida fake nursing schools operated by Johanna Napoleon, Gail Russ, and John Pierre. While I am fighting the disciplinary cases, I am also fighting the OIG exclusions. A potential Department of Health, OIG exclusion first starts when the client receives a Notice…
Read MoreWhat to do when accused of “irregular behavior”
If you receive notice that the USMLE suspects you of “irregular behavior” during your licensing exam, you are probably getting worried. First, don’t panic. It’s important that you understand what this means and how to deal with it. Here are some of the main things you should do when you get that notice. Call an…
Read MoreExtreme Consequences — Irregular Behavior
A ESMLE/ECFMG client was recently found to have engaged in irregular behavior. This determination is now part of the client’s permanent USMLE history. The score report is cancelled and the USMLE transcript contains a notation of the finding of irregular behavior. USMLE is providing the facts of the investigation to third parties that receive or…
Read MoreUSMLE or ECFMG — No Irregular Behavior Found
Contrition and a good, honest client portend great results. My USMLE client traveled very far for this hearing in Philadelphia. She was nervous, but testified credibly, confidently, and sympathetically. She testified about medical issues, significant many personal issues, including some financial difficulties. She admitted oversight and failing to read the The USMLE Bulletin of Information. However,…
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