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Dealing with licensing boards in Texas can be complicated. The stakes can be high, as well. Whether you’re appearing at a licensing board hearing, defending your actions in response to allegations of misconduct or dealing with another issue involving these boards, your career could be on the line. That’s why you likely have a lot questions. It is important to have a trusted source for information when searching for answers.
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When the Texas Medical Board revokes your Physician Assistant license, it changes everything. Your career is over, your reputation is significantly damaged, and years of education and training are wasted. If you are facing allegations that could jeopardize your license, call Bertolino LLP. Our lawyers are here to protect your hard work and livelihood. Violations that Can Jeopardize Your Physician Assistant License The Texas Medical Board oversees your licensing matters. If a formal complaint has...
Details »Physician Assistants (PAs) are required to comply with Texas state laws and standards. Failure to do so can lead to license probation, suspension, or even revocation. If you've received a complaint or are under investigation for professional misconduct, your career could be in jeopardy. At Bertolino LLP, we can help you defend your medical license. Our attorneys have litigated PA license defense cases in Texas since 2007. We know what it takes to protect your...
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Even among the most conscientious individuals in one of the most regulated professions, mistakes happen. Our health care system has numerous layers of compliance and accountability to prevent errors in the administration of pharmaceuticals. However, all systems have flaws, which can cause mistakes. When a pharmacist makes a mistake in administering a patient's prescription, it can have a wide range of consequences for the patient taking the medication and the pharmacist that provided it. Who...
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When applying for a medical license with a criminal record or when defending a medical license after a criminal conviction, your right to practice medicine as a chosen profession and the potential for harm to the public will be carefully considered as your prior conduct is reviewed. At Bertolino LLP, we understand your career is on the line if your medical license is challenged because of a criminal record. We help medical professionals obtain or...
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Depending on the circumstances, yes, losing a patient during surgery could possibly affect your medical license. As a Texas surgeon, you are committed to "do no harm," but the inherent risks of surgery mean even the most skilled professionals can face complications. Thanks to advances in medical science, many procedures are safer and more efficient than ever. Still, the possibility of adverse outcomes remains. If a patient’s condition worsens or they suffer a tragic loss...
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Medical malpractice occurs when a licensed medical professional does not practice medicine in accordance with the accepted standards established by their profession and it results in harm to a patient. Medical mistakes can have a very significant impact on the lives of patients, so medical professionals are held to a higher standard of conduct both in their professional and personal lives. Patients are entitled to rely on receiving a certain level of care, and medical...
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The loss of one’s medical license can be a complex process. Doctors spend years, sometimes a decade or more, attending school and residency and seeking additional education to earn and maintain their medical license. Before a doctor or other medical professional loses their license, a series of steps must take place before the final decision. Doctors may also want to know the options once their medical license has been revoked. Who Enforces the Regulation of...
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As a real estate broker in Texas, you can lose your license for multiple reasons, including fraud, misrepresentation, failure to disclose material facts, or breaches of fiduciary duty. When faced with an allegation concerning your license, seek the guidance of a Texas broker license defense lawyer from Bertolino LLP. If we take your case, we will provide insights into the process and offer support tailored to your situation. If you are facing any challenges related...
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Texas teachers work incredibly hard to receive the proper education and training to teach in the state. Nonetheless, even the best teacher can experience issues resulting in a complaint or allegation of misconduct. Teachers should know what actions and omissions can result in discipline and revocation of their teaching certificate. Which Organization Regulates Teaching Certificate in Texas? Under the Teacher Education Agency (TEA), the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) oversees all disciplinary proceedings for...
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Most states allow for a dentist to hold licensure in multiple states. This allows dental professionals the ability to move freely throughout the country and continue to practice dentistry based on their current situation. However, any dentist seeking licensure in another state must comply with that state’s licensure requirements. Although many states model their rules after the educational and experiential requirements set by the American Dental Association (ADA), each state sets its own conditions by...
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