► Nevada welcomes convicts to practice medicine |
At one time, Dr. Sean S. Steele was licensed to practice medicine in
The California Medical Board subsequently revoked Dr. Steele’s license, based on evidence and testimony from a woman who said he sexually assaulted her in the back of a Mercedes during an evening of drinking in
The official decision of the California Medical Board ruled that Dr. Steele had “brutally sexually attacked” the woman and lied about it under oath. The board called Steel’s behavior “unbecoming to a member in good standing of the medical profession, and which demonstrates an unfitness to practice medicine.”
When the issue came before the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners, they apparently determined that brutally assaulting women in
According to the
The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners non-action is in truth an invitation to any and all physicians throughout the country that are convicted (a) wife beaters, (b) child molesters, (c) tax cheats, and (d) assorted criminals. Put simply, the Nevada Board has adopted the mantra of the “Price is Right,” which is “Come on Down.”
And finally, isn’t |