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1. med.ohio.gov › wps › portalComplaints & Investigations | State Medical Board - Ohio

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   State Medical Board of Ohio investigators will not ask for fine payment or personal/sensitive information over the phone. Investigators never contact licensees via fax. If the Medical Board is truly conducting an investigation and that individual faces action against their license, they will receive an official notice of opportunity for a hearing either via certified mail, email or by personal ...

2. med.ohio.gov › laws-and-regulations › disciplinaryDisciplinary Information | State Medical Board - Ohio

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   State Medical Board of Ohio | 30 East Broad Street, 3rd Floor, Columbus, OH 43215 | Call: 614-466-3934

3. med.ohio.gov › wps › portalState Medical Board - Ohio

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   The Medical Board strives to provide increased transparency to the public and reports metrics including the number of submitted and closed complaints, citations and settlement agreements, and allegations of licensee misconduct for a calendar year. Find a physician with a certificate to recommend (CTR).

4. dam.assets.ohio.gov › image › uploadDISCIPLINARY & FINING GUIDELINES - Cloudinary

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   Minimum Penalty: 90 days of suspension in addition to the minimum penalty for the applicable guideline section under Category IX. Fining Range: $4,000 - $20,000 I. Commission of act constituting a felony in this state, regardless of where committed, if related to practice of massage therapy with an expired license.

5. projects.propublica.org › graphics › investigatingYour Doctor Might Have a Disciplinary Record. Here’s How to ...

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   Jan 8, 2015 · Each state has a different process for looking up doctors and getting disciplinary records, if there are any. Some states provide full disciplinary histories, including legal documents about violations and subsequent board actions, online. Others charge a fee or require a public records request. You can search the Federation of State Medical ...

6. www.ohioafp.org › wfmu-article › duty-to-reportDuty to Report Obligation – Ohio Academy of Family Physicians

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   Jul 27, 2021 · The SMBO has created a one-hour course designed to educate physicians (MDs, DOs, DPMs) on the duty to report to the SMBO. To file a complaint, you can visit med.ohio.gov or call the SMBO’s confidential complaint hotline at 1.833.333.SMBO (7626). Remember, provisions in the Ohio Revised Code make all complaints received by the board confidential.

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   How do I pay a medical board fine in Ohio?

   • All fines will be paid online through the official State of Ohio portal, eLicense.ohio.gov. Emails originating from actual Medical Board staff end in @med.ohio.gov. If you would like to verify the identity of a State Medical Board of Ohio investigator, please email a regional supervisor directly:

   Complaints & Investigations | State Medical Board - Ohio

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   What does the State Medical Board of Ohio do?

   • The State Medical Board of Ohio’s purpose is to protect the public. The Board has a responsibility to evaluate every complaint they receive. Click to view a flowchart of the complaint, investigation, enforcement and disciplinary process.

   Complaints & Investigations | State Medical Board - Ohio

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   Should Ohio use license fees to support the Medical Board?

   • According to Dr. Sidney Wolfe, founder and director of Public Citizen's Health Research Group, it's good that Ohio uses license fees to support the medical board since the funding is more stable compared to the state's general fund, which often gets cut, especially during tough economic times.

   Has your doctor been disciplined by the state medical board? Here's how

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   How do I verify the identity of a state medical board of Ohio investigator?

   • If you would like to verify the identity of a State Medical Board of Ohio investigator, please email a regional supervisor directly: The State Medical Board of Ohio’s purpose is to protect the public. The Board has a responsibility to evaluate every complaint they receive.

   Complaints & Investigations | State Medical Board - Ohio

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   Is a scam spoofing the State Medical Board of Ohio phone number?

   • Licensees should be aware that a scam is spoofing the State Medical Board of Ohio (SMBO) phone number. Listen now! In our new podcast-Med Board Pulse, you’ll hear directly from board staff on the innerworkings of the Medical Board and learn how we create a safer patient experience for all Ohioans.

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   What is a medical board complaint?

   • The Board has a responsibility to evaluate every complaint they receive. Click to view a flowchart of the complaint, investigation, enforcement and disciplinary process. The Medical Board is required by state law to maintain the confidentiality of all information related to Board investigations. For example, you may be the subject of the complaint.

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8. ohiophysiciansadvocate.com › tag › monetary-finesmonetary fines – Ohio Medical Board Defense Counsel Blog

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   In addition, as noted in a previous post, effective September 29, 2015, the Medical Board was granted the authority by the Ohio General Assembly to issue a monetary fine against physicians (or Physician Assistants) found to be in violation of the Medical Practice Act (R.C. 4730 &4731). (See January 11, 2017 blog post about monetary fines).