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Episode 13- 🎙️ Protected & Dangerous: When the System Covers for Doctors

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How does a doctor rack up 100+ complaints and still stay licensed? In this jaw-dropping episode of Credentialing Chronicles, we pull back the curtain on the cover-up culture that shields dangerous doctors while patients suffer in silence. From ICE detainees subjected to horrific gynecological procedures, to anesthetized women assaulted in trusted hospitals — the system didn’t just fail. It protected the perpetrators.

In This Episode:

  • A Doctor has 100+ abuse reports and the police department’s horrifyingly slow response
  • The “traveling cardiologist”, who left a trail of victims in multiple states — yet still has an active Florida license
  • ICE detainees and the shocking case of a doctor hurting detainees.
  • Why credentialing failures, board passivity, and hospital liability fears are risking lives
  • And what YOU — as a patient, provider, or MSP — can do to protect yourself and others

🎧 Listen, subscribe, and share — because we can’t fix what we won’t face.

Support the show

Resources Mentioned:

For Patients:

🔎 Verify Your Doctor’s Credentials

✔️ State-Specific Medical Board License Lookup:
Find your state’s board here:
https://www.fsmb.org/contact-a-state-medical-board/

✔️ Medicare Exclusions List (LEIE) – Check if your provider is federally excluded:
https://oig.hhs.gov/exclusions/exclusions_list.asp

✔️ Set Google Alerts on Your Doctor’s Name:
Create your own Google Alert here:
https://www.google.com/alerts

For Medical Staff Professional:

✔️ FSMB.org – Federation of State Medical Boards Physician Lookup:
https://www.fsmb.org/physician-license-lookup/

✔️ Hospital Websites:
Many hospitals have public directories listing credentialed medical staff. Look for a “Find a Doctor” or “Medical Staff Directory” page.

✔️ Set Google Alerts on Your Doctor’s Name:
Create your own Google Alert here:
https://www.google.com/alerts

🔎 Wanna know if your doctor is actually board certified?
Check for yourself right here:
👉 Verify a Plastic Surgeon

Because credentials do matter. 🩺✨

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How does a doctor rack up 100+ complaints and still stay licensed? In this jaw-dropping episode of Credentialing Chronicles, we pull back the curtain on the cover-up culture that shields dangerous doctors while patients suffer in silence. From ICE detainees subjected to horrific gynecological procedures, to anesthetized women assaulted in trusted hospitals — the system didn’t just fail. It protected the perpetrators.

In This Episode:

  • A Doctor has 100+ abuse reports and the police department’s horrifyingly slow response
  • The “traveling cardiologist”, who left a trail of victims in multiple states — yet still has an active Florida license
  • ICE detainees and the shocking case of a doctor hurting detainees.
  • Why credentialing failures, board passivity, and hospital liability fears are risking lives
  • And what YOU — as a patient, provider, or MSP — can do to protect yourself and others

🎧 Listen, subscribe, and share — because we can’t fix what we won’t face.

Support the show

Resources Mentioned:

For Patients:

🔎 Verify Your Doctor’s Credentials

✔️ State-Specific Medical Board License Lookup:
Find your state’s board here:
https://www.fsmb.org/contact-a-state-medical-board/

✔️ Medicare Exclusions List (LEIE) – Check if your provider is federally excluded:
https://oig.hhs.gov/exclusions/exclusions_list.asp

✔️ Set Google Alerts on Your Doctor’s Name:
Create your own Google Alert here:
https://www.google.com/alerts

For Medical Staff Professional:

✔️ FSMB.org – Federation of State Medical Boards Physician Lookup:
https://www.fsmb.org/physician-license-lookup/

✔️ Hospital Websites:
Many hospitals have public directories listing credentialed medical staff. Look for a “Find a Doctor” or “Medical Staff Directory” page.

✔️ Set Google Alerts on Your Doctor’s Name:
Create your own Google Alert here:
https://www.google.com/alerts

🔎 Wanna know if your doctor is actually board certified?
Check for yourself right here:
👉 Verify a Plastic Surgeon

Because credentials do matter. 🩺✨

🌐 Connection Zone
Stay plugged in with your peers, share resources, and never miss an update.
Join the conversation in ...

  continue reading

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