At the Nov. 5 hearing, probation monitor Ralph Correa described Dr. Roham’s intake, probation reports and the timeline for a cease‑practice order; the petitioner acknowledged advertising errors and described practice reforms and additional follow-up for patients.

After staff presentations, the commission adopted investigative reports that recommended revoking the license of a technician who concealed a reagent-blank departure from procedure and issued a letter of reprimand in a separate case where missing documentation and a failure to respond were central concerns.

The packet presented a long docket of anonymous and named complaints for Oct. 22 consideration, including NPDB-notified malpractice settlements, alleged unlicensed practice, unprofessional conduct, and multiple anonymous allegations involving chiropractic assistants and Class IV therapeutic lasers.

WSBA explained that APR 15 defines dishonesty to include theft, embezzlement, conversion, failing to return unearned fees, inadequate trust accounting, and abandonment without refunds, and that malpractice or fee disputes generally do not qualify.

An exploratory survey of health care–related X (formerly Twitter) users identified perceived challenges in digital professionalism, including exposure to misinformation, collegial disagreements, and unprofessional conduct, while highlighting gaps in institutional guidance and the need for clearer policies and digital-professionalism education.

Cocoa City Council discusses support for Black-owned businesses and confronts council member conflicts.

After a multi-hour hearing that included surveillance data, depositions and witness testimony, the Mississippi State Board of Medical Licensure found psychiatrist Maxie Gordon guilty of falsifying time records, failing to report dozens of APRN collaborations and unprofessional conduct. The board stayed a one-year suspension, limited his APRN ties, 

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A Canadian politician has sparked controversy by admitting to texting during a formal meeting, raising questions about workplace etiquette and accountability. The admission, made by a public official, highlights growing concerns about distractions in professional settings. While the politician defended the action as a common occurrence, critics argue that such behavior undermines the seriousness of official duties. The incident occurred during a routine meeting, though details about its subject remain unclear. The politician’s comments have ignited discussions about the balance between personal habits and professional responsibilities. Some argue that occasional distractions are inevitable, while others call for stricter adherence to workplace conduct standards. This incident reflects broader societal debates about technology’s role in modern work environments and the need for clear guidelines. The politician’s admission has also prompted reflections on the importance of maintaining focus during critical decision-making processes. As public figures face increasing scrutiny, this case underscores the challenges of managing personal and professional obligations in today’s digital age.

The Washington State Supreme Court heard arguments April 2 on whether to suspend attorney Robert Brouillard for repeatedly failing to provide records in three grievances alleging trust-account violations. ODC asked for an interim suspension under ELC 7.283; Brouillard cited personal hardship and pledged to produce documents by the end of April. The matter was submitted with no ruling.

Ohio Board outlines grounds for licensure actions against healthcare professionals.

The board discusses new guidelines restricting staff-student communication on social media.

[Alabama State Board of Occupational Therapy] The Occupational Therapy Practice Act states, “The board shall adopt and publish rules relating to the professional conduct to carry out the policies of this chapter, including, but not limited to, rules relating to professional licensure, registration, and the establishment of ethical standards of practice.” §34-39-7 (c)

This video exposes a clear breach of protocol: an agent's use of malicious language during a sensitive incident. Watch how policy was compromised. #PolicyViolation #ProfessionalConduct...

Alderman James Woods reports unwanted physical contact during meeting, citing Iowa assault laws.

The council approved several license revocations and denials (psychologist revocation, multiple license denials and revocations for LPAs, LPCs and social workers) and heard an update that the CE Broker system is live and that roughly 28,000 licensees (≈32%) had accounts as of Feb. 1.

Board staff told members the agency’s complaint database is live, staff roles are shifting to add a second staff veterinarian and the rules committee will return chapter 573 (standards of professional conduct) to the April meeting after rewrites.

The board approved agreed settlement orders and multiple SOAH orders, including revocations of four licensees/registrants; a proposal to pull language referencing the drug Precedex in a settlement failed on a roll-call vote.

Board finds Brandy Parton violated several ethics codes, recommending permanent certification revocation.