![]() ![]() The Board has reviewed this Stipulation and considers it acceptable.Īccordingly, the Board in this matter adopts the attached Stipulation and makes the following Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Order.įINDINGS OF FACT 1. The parties in this matter agree to the terms and conditions of the attached Stipulation as the final disposition of this matter, subject to the approval of the Medical Examining Board (Board). ![]() Stat.§ 227.53 are:ĭivision of Legal Services and Complianceĭepartment of Safety and Professional Services The parties to this action for the purpose of Wis. HOFFMANN, M.D.,ĭivision of Legal Services and Compliance Case No. He was also ordered to take 10 hours of continuing medical education. The board ‘s order (shown below), to which Hoffmann consented, said that if he wants to treat any patient for Lyme disease, he must follow FDA guidelines. The scientific medical community rejects these concepts. ![]() Hoffmann, M.D., had endangered a patient by failing to properly monitor antibiotics he had prescribed for “chronic Lyme disease” and an antifungal drug he had prescribed for “abdominal candidiasis.” Hoffmann is part of a small network of so-called “Lyme literate doctors” who attribute a multitude of common symptoms to “chronic Lyme disease,”which they assert should be treated with many weeks or months of intravenous antibiotic treatment. Mariana Flores, MD, will be working at Connecticut Children’s Medical Center.In 2015, the Wisconsin Medical Examining Board concluded that John G. In other business, the board also granted a medical license to a pediatric ophthalmologist who has completed all of the requirements except a two-year graduate medical education program. Under state law, Lynch is considered to have admitted the allegations since he did not respond to the charges or attend the hearing, DPH officials said. Lynch or his attorney did not attend the hearing which took place on Dec. It is unclear if he is practicing medicine in Virginia. 16 until a hearing on the allegations could take place. The board temporarily suspended his Connecticut medical license on Nov. He now lives in Virginia and was not practicing in Connecticut when the violations of the probation were reported to the DPH, documents said. In 2012, the board revoked Lynch’s license after he was fired from his job as an emergency department physician with Hartford HealthCare for coming to work smelling of alcohol, documents said. A therapist also reported that that Lynch was off his regular medication for a mental health issue due to the cost and would likely not be able to safely practice unless he resumed the medication, documents said. But by June 2021, a private therapist issued a report to the state Department of Public Health (DPH) indicating that Lynch “was not able to practice medicine with reasonable skill or safety.”ĭPH documents also said that since February 2021, Lynch has not attended individual or support group treatment meetings, failed to submit random urine screens and failed to participate in a required clinical skills evaluation. Under the terms, Lynch could have started practicing in February 2021, documents said. Lynch II, MD, was granted a reinstatement by the board in January 2020. The state Medical Examining Board revoked the Connecticut medical license of a physician for a second time Tuesday after he failed to follow the terms of reinstatement including seeking help for alcohol abuse and submitting to random urine screenings. ![]()
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