BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS

OF THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

The Hilton InnRaleigh, North Carolina

June 14-17, 1976

The Board of Medical Examiners of the State of North Carolina met at TheHilton Inn, Raleigh, North Carolina, June 14-17, 1976 for the purpose of conduct-ing examinations for licensure, interviewing applicants for license by endorse-ment of credentials and conducting other business.

t Monday, June 14~00 m~ I ~

Drs. Charles B. Wilkerson, Jr. , Secretary-Treasurer, David S. Citron, BryantL. Galusha, Jr. , J. Jerome Pence, Jr. , Frank Edmondson, and E. Wilson Staub werepresent. Dr. Vernon W. Taylor, Jr. , President of the Board, was absent from thismeeting due to illness. Also present were Bryant D. Paris, Jr. , Executive Secre-tary, Mr. Lee Denney, Ms. B. Joe Cooke, and Mrs. Diane Freeman.

The Board convened for business and reviewing credentials of applicants forlicense by endorsement of credentials.

RE: Dr Maurice Bakaleinik, Staten Island, N.Y. —The Board reviewed Dr.Bakaleinik's request for special consideration for license by endorsement of cre-dentials as he has not taken the FLEX examination and does not hold certificationby an American specialty board and he is a foreign medical graduate.

Dr. Pence moved that Dr. Bakaleinik's request for special consideration forlicense by endorsement of credentials be denied, but he be advised that he canapply for the FLEX examination in North Carolina as a route to licensure in thisstate. Seconded by Dr. Edmondson and duly passed.

RE: Insurance covera e for Board em lo ees —Increased cost in employercontributions for Blue Gross Blue Shield for insurance coverage, effective October1, 1976.

Dr. Edmondson moved that the Board continue paying the same percentage of themonthly premium for Blue Gross/Blue Shield coverage for health insurance for Boardemployees as is done for state government employees. Seconded by Dr. Pence andduly passed.

RE: License certificates -- change in wording requested. Dr. Staub movedthat the change in wording on the license certificates for female physicians toindicate the feminine gender when applicable be approved as presented by the Execu-tive Secretary. Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed.

RE: License endorsement —interview procedures. The Board discussedpossible changes in the interview process for applicants for license by endorsementof credentials which would involve individual interviews by a Board member when

applicable. No action taken on this matter at this time.

Meeting adjourned until 9:00 a.m. , Tuesday, June 15.

Tuesday, June 15

RE: Interviews for license endorsement of credentials —Physicians who

appeared applying for license by endorsement of credentials, were interviewed indi-vidually by the Board and approved for licensure this date:

Harold AckersteinDasari AlfredElizabeth R. Baker"Rasikbhai M. BhagatGary L. BieseckerJames F. BlackMalcolm M. Brown"David G. Bunn, Jr."Larry T. BurchVernon A. BurkhartWilliam K. CampbellNady M. Gates, III

Alfred Hongleung ChanRobert D. GhessinChing T. GhiuFiona M. Clements"Don W. Creed"Beverly Ann DavisJohn S. Derbyshire"David Lee Dill»Edward J. DownsJohn K. Earl"Donald F. EganDavid F. Elliott"

Miles Elmore"Steven M. EngelJmmes T. Ettien"Howard G. FilstonDwight M. FitzgeraldSteven M. FreedmanAlex J. FurstJon M. Fusselman"Raghuvir B. GelotHenry T. Gilbert, IIIArthur G. Green, III»William F. Greenough»

Interviews for license endorsement, continued

Theodore P. Haddox, Jr.Stewart J. HarleySyed S. HasnainMilliam G. Hayes, Jr.James N. HaywardGeorge M. Hess, Jr.Nary C. Hilton"Milton J. HirsbergEdward C. Holscher, Jr.Harvey Z. ItskowitzSammy G. Honeycutt"James M. JohnsonJohn M. Keelin@John M. Kelley"Edmund R. KinneMargaret A. KirkleyJohn E. LatelyNark A. LivingstonMitchell S. YiadisonJohn G. NaleyDavid P. Mason"

James L. NathisIqbal MazharRoger L. McGauleyPhilip H. McKinley"Ronald G. Nichels"Mendy G. Mitchell"Ali S. MofradLyle M. YioyerMark CD NardoneMallace R. Nelms, Jr.Hans Peter F. NorbertMartin N. NosanDavid G. PaffKaren N. Paine"Thomas E. ParkerEdward J. Petruzzello, Jr."Milliam J. Phelan, III"James M. PowellPhill H. PriceFredrick E. Rector, Jr.Ewell S. Roach"

Milton L. RobyAlexander F. Sanchez, Jr.Michael S. SandersJay G. SelleBrian T. Sherrington"Christopher H. Snyder, Jr.John A. SpiggleRobin L. Stevenson"James N. TarpleyFranklin R. Thomas+Jon B. TingelstadKirit D. TrivediBayard S. TynesDavid A. VarneyAntoinette M. Mall"Richard M. Mall"Clif. ford K. Matts"Gary R. MhitakerRobert N. MilliamsKenneth H. MinterHulda J. MohltmannHubert H. Yoder

" Indicates applicant who appeared before the Executive Secretary for his personalinterviev applying for license by endorsement of credentials, and vas approved bythe Board on this date for licensure.

Physicians who appeared at previous Board meetings applying for license byendorsement of credentials and completed credentials after that meeting date and wereapproved for licensure this date:

J. Sheldon Artz Edward John Shahady

Physicians who appeared applying for license by endorsement vith incompletecredentials and were held until later Board meetings for approval:

George S. Acton, Jr.Joy S. F. BensonRobert C. Bickel, Jr.Henry E. Branham, Jr.

Anil R. DalaiJohn H. Doane, Jr.Alfred S. NortonFrank E. Schramm

Milliam C. StevartAlan G. StruthRoscoe L. Van ZandtRobert G. Zeitler

Physicians vho appeared applying for license by endorsement o?' credentials andwere issued temporary licenses:

Maled H. GhovdhuryNaji E. Hajjar

Bipin 0. NodiSyed H. Raza

RE: Visitin Professor —Dr Patrick F Dolan, Chapel Hill, N.G. , appearedapplying for registration as a visiting professor at The University of North CarolinaSchool of Medicine, and was approved for same this date.

Dr. Citron moved that the actions of the two groups of Board members and theaction recommended by the Executive Secretary in interviewing applicants for licenseby endorsement of credentials be approved by the full Board. Seconded by Dr. Penceand duly passed.

RE: Conversion —limited to full license: Dr. Marco A. Caceres has appliedfor conversion of his geographically limited license to full license. Dr. Edmondson

moved that if all credentials are in order, Dr. Caceres be approved for conversionof his limited license to full license. Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed.

RE: Biennial Re istration —Reinstatement: The following physicians' licenseshave been suspended for failure to register as required by N. C. G.S. 90-15. They

have now registered:

H. N. Cooke, suspended 6/68 John Hart, suspended 5/74 L.N. NcEwen, suspended 5/74

Dr. Pence moved that if all fees and penalties have been paid, the abovephysicians' licenses be duly registered. Seconded by Dr. Citron and duly passed.

Bg: Biennial Re ietration —~gna eneion: Folloming notice given by mail forfailure to register as required by law that they appear before the Board of MedicalExaminers of the State of North Carolina at 12:00 noon on Tuesday, June 15, 1976,at The Hilton Inn, Raleigh, North Carolina, the Executive Secretary reported to theBoard that the physicians listed below had failed to register as required by lavand failed to appear before the Board, it was RESOLVED upon motion of Dr. Bryant L.Galusha that the licenses of the physicians listed below be suspended for failureto register as required by North Carolina General Statutes 90-15.1:

Carlos AbramowskyNorman AbramsonNorman Eugene MairGeorge Hancock AdamsJerome Eugene AdamsonRonald Bernard AddlestoneCharles T. AdkinsGerald Alexander AhronheimIan Kalman AjacJohn Charles Alexander, Jr.Raymond Harrison AlexanderRobert Warren AlexanderRobert Shervood AltmanRichard William AltreuterRobert Levis AndertonAngel Ernesto ArguetaMichael James AronsHenry Hornblover Atkins, IINatalie Norma AuskyJohn Clifford Ayers, Jr.Yiercer Huckabee BaileyWilliam Arthur BaileyThomas E. BaldwinJames David BalesPeter Murray BanksThomas Buchanan BarnettAlbert Earl BarnhardtGeorge Paul BaronGay Kirchner BattleThomas Dean BeardmoreCharles 0. Beauchamp, IIIRichard G. Bechtel, Jr.Robert Patrick BeliharGerman BenavidesN. Lawrence BermanAndrew Arthur BestCatherine Herlihy BeyerPhilip Gordon BickersJoseph B. Bikovski, Jr.Charles Chapman BinfordDavid Edgar BlantonHoward BleierGeorge Douglas BlenkarnGustav A. Blomquist, Jr.Robert Avram BloomenthalDonald Clarence BogerMilliam Emile BollengierSteven Harris BosvellRobley Kivette BovmanJohn David BoyettIvy Roberta HoyleEdward Jay BrandJohn Dennis BrangerMayne Harris BravermanDavid Louis BreverThomas Glenn BrewsterEarl Minfrey Brian, Jr.Gert Henry BriegerMerrill Hirsch BronsteinFrank Nac BrownThomas Michael BuckleyTheodore Rudolph BunchRobert Joe BurlesonGharles Thomas BurtonJames Arthur Butler

Stephen Allen ButlerCarmine Timothy CalabreseThomas Moodvard Gann, IIINeil Howard CaplanTerrence Stephen Garden, Jr.Manuel G. GarmonaRichard Paul CarrollMilliam Joseph Casey, Jr.Lloyd Donald CaudillStephen Ira GhavinSurrinder Kumar ChopraHarold Charles ChotinerPeggy GhouDouglas Brock GinesRichard Lowell ClappRussell 'Paul ClarkeLinda Ann ClaytonRobert Edvard ClineDavid Alexander GoatsRichard Slater CohenArthur Frederick D. ColeAndrew Travis ColeMonroe ColeRonald Lee ColemanMichael Peter CollinsDavid Bennett CookeRandolph Boyd CookeFrank CooperGeoffrey Dorrington CopeDennis Borek CornfieldRichard Borek CornfieldMichael Joseph CorriganJoe Nalcolm CraverRobert Henry CressAnn Mard CrossonJohn French GrovJudson Lewis GrovJohn Richard CunninghamJohn Milliam CunninghamLewis Elton CurleeRichard Ernest DamianoThomas Moore DanielHarry Emerson DascombAlbert Lee DavElizabeth Burnett DeckerRaimundo Antonio DemeloMilliam Barton DickRichard Allen DickeyRobert Evan DicksRichard Hoyt DixonNelson Barrett Dobbs, Jr.David Yichael DohrmannVirginia DownesDavid Ewing DrakeJonathan DranovThomas Martin DuganJames Malcolm DuncanNeil Marshall Dunn

Henry Shelton Earp, IIIJohn Marcus EckerdHerbert Nonroe EdgeMilliam Horton EdvardsHarvey Allen EldridgeGuy Tempest Ellis, IIIJohn Cathcart Evans

Biennial Re istration —Suspension, continued

Ronald Edward FallsHazel D.M. FarkasMichael Scott FedotinArthur Norman FeinbergGerald Barry FeldmanRobert Neal FernandezFrank Kipling FerrellJohn Paton FilleyMilliam Allan FindlayLamar Lafayette FlemingDonald Mray FloydEdward Lewis Foley, Jr.John Fontana, Jr.Nary Ann ForcieaClyde Dejong FordMalter Hamilton FormanRichard Sparre FosterClaude Earl Fox, IIISherman Sol FoxHerman Randolph FrankChristopher Norman FrantzRobert Arthur FrederickNoel Karl Freei~iichael David FriedCarl Jeffrey FriedmanMilliam Henry FriersonLouis Frederick Fries, IIIEdwin Norton Fulghum, Jr.John McDowell FultzDavid Hawthorne Gaillard, Jr.John Michael GallagherShelby Jean GallowayWalter Ray Gammon

David Ross GarrMilliam Price Garth, Jr.Thomas Jarman GatesMilliam Neville Gee, Jr.John Billy GentryGregory Stephen GeorgiadeRichard Lee GibsonNichael Arthur GilchristNichael Jed GinsburgThomas Grady GipsonThomas Alan GlassmanWilliam Paul GlezenJay H. GoldTheodore Alfred P. GoldenJoseph Leonard GoldensonCleon Malton GoodwinGeorge William Gossman, Jr.Daniel Leo GottsegenRichard H. Grimm, Jr.Ronald Keith GrootersFrancis Warren GrossMilliam GrossmanHoward David GunlockJohn Thomas GwynneEdward Murphy HaileMalton Winslow HamiltonRay HamptonKeith Sherman HansenFrank Joseph HarafEugene Jutson HarperJack Thornton HarperD. Quillian Harris, IIILaurence VanDoren Harris, Jr.Neil James HartCarl Milliam HartmanJay Duncan HarvielGalen Rolf HaslerBrack Gillium HattlerBernard Lenwood Hayman

Barton Ford Haynes

Charles Gordon HeckelRobert Wheelwright Henley, Jr.John Francis HennessyJames Earl Henry, Jr.Charles Mestcott HerbertJohn Alan HerringJames Alton HillWilliam Bentley Hines, Jr.Robert Linville HinkleThomas David HoardJohn Allen HollandHyun HongMilliam Richard HooperMilliam Louis HorvathHarold Milton HorwitzBrian Delaney HoustonMilliam Guerry HowardRobert Spencer Howell, Jr.Henry Clayton HowertonA. Williamson HuffRobert James HughesAlfred Lewis HurwitzFarouk Youssef HusniOctavio E. IglesiasRobert Leslie IlariaJohn E. InmanJames Edward IvesGitta Wiessner JacksonRobert A. JacobsenVernon Lester James, Jr.Michael James JarvisHugo Osvaldo JaureguiGerard C. JebailyCharles David JenningsJames Edward John, Jr.James Thomas J n, Jr.Bruce L. JonesDaniel Lewis JonesDavid Purser JonesEdward Lenoir JonesFrank Shearer JonesJames McAndrew JonesLanning Derryl JonesRheim Brinton JonesJan Eric JordanJulian Cleon Josey, Jr.Ronald Wayne JoynerDavid JuanJames Edward JupaPhilip Barry KaneCynthia Gordon KaplanMartin Paul KaplanEdward H. KarotkinMary Beth F. KeiterDonald Lapan KelleyMilliam Nimmons KelleyDouglas Ulring KellsCharles S. KellyEdward Allen KellyPeter Charles Kenny, IIIBijan KeramatiDavid Ascher KesslerNoor A. KhaiserChun Soo KimHoward A. T. KingThomas Alexander Kirkland, Jr.John Summerell KitchinJoel David KleinShirley P. Horlick KleinRobert Edward KleinAnne Hoare KoonsLawrence S. KoonsStanley Marvin Kron

Biennial Re istration —Suspension, continued

Arnold Martin KwartFredrick Carl LaneFrank Alexander Lang, Jr.Laurence Alan LangRobert Swan LawrenceTerrence John LeeLewis Gary LeferKenneth Hutton LeFeverHugh Talmage Lefler, Jr.Jerome Harvey LeibowitzDorothea Cross LeightonErnest Adam LeipoldSomchitt LerdkachornsukNorton Hill LevittMarvin LewisHeinz LichtensteinRichard Lloyd LillardChung Hsiung LinMei Pu LinEric Theodore LinckeClifford Warren LoberAlfonso LombanoDavid Marshall LoucasDonald Lamar LoucksWallace Bond LoveLloyd August LovegrenJames LaNar LowryBruce Allan LucasLouis Goodrich LudingtonDonald Ricnard LynchWilson Locke LynchJohn Hendrix Machledt, Jr.Aziz Olla MahboubiLeslie Franklin MajorBlackwell MarkhamCharles Foster MarshallGerry David MartinLewis Kerford Martin, IINitz NcDowell MartinRuth Campbell MartinRobert Gale MartinRobert Alan NaurerWalter Brem MayerLeo Clayton NcCampbellJohn Berry NcCrawDavid Norris NcFaddenFrank Hamilton NcGregor, Jr.John M. NcIntyreCharles Benjamin McKenzieDonald Martin McPhaulPaul Daniel MeierFrederick James NeineRoger Grant NengelJames Arthur MerchantGeorge Minor MeredithJohn Cary MerrittMichael Wallace NeshadJohn Franklin NetcalfThomas Charles NilitanoDouglas Parker Niller, Jr.Jacob Allen MillerPatricia Ann MillerRobert David MillerMorris Sheppard Minton, Jr.Glenn D. MoakRobert Orestes ModarelliArl Van MooreJerry Donald MooreArthur Elwood MorganGeorge Brazil NorrisJames Nichael NortonCharles Herbert MoseleyJoe Moss, Jr.

Jonathan MossAlan Bruce NunroMichael Patrick MurphyKevin Patrick MurrayJames Earl MealWirt Thomas NealeThomas George NeumannKennetn Jay NewmarkPhilip Thomas Newton, JrWitold NiesluchowskiEssex Crystol NoelCalvin Haines Norman, JrEbrahim NorouziLeslie Joel NymanJames Erwin ObraskyFred Gordon OdereMartin OlanoffJohn Everett OlerudMichael OliphantPhilip Baird OlivaMichael John O' NeillRaymond Lester Osborne,Patricia Allen O' SheaJohn Sanderson PaceJohn P. PaganaJames Anthony PascaleHarvey Ira PassVinod N. PatelJohn Frank PattersonWilliam Clayton PattonWayne Estel PennellNicnael Eric PerryRonald Gene PerryRichard Alan FerrymanNikolaj Nicholas PetrovWilliam Fredei ick PharrLlewellyn Phillips, IIMarlene Kay PlevickWilliam Dunlap PoeJames Randolph PoindexteCedric Warren Porter, JrLois Ann PoundsMorris Earl PowellRichard Randolph PowellEdgar Allan ProctorCharles Linwood PuckettElliot Martin PuritzVegesena Prudhvi RajuLarry Stephens RankinEdwin Pratt RatherGeorge NcVay RawlinsMarshall Edward ReddingJohn Bratlie ReedPatrick Thomas ReganPaul Robert ReinsteinJohn Lloyd RendallJack Alan ResnickRembert iVeal ReynoldsWalter March RichterJose Ramirez RiveraRobert Allan RizzaR. Winston RobertsArvin Edward RobinsonStanley Glenn RocksonNark Charles RogersBryant Harvey RoisumStanford Augustus RomanDavid Emerson RootPhilemon Cheverton Roy,Joseph David RuffnerSteven Layne SabolGarrett Frank SsikleyAlan Nark Samuels

Biennial Re istration —Suspension, continued

Jesse Franklin Sanderson, Jr.John Santilli, Jr.Ronald Andrew SapienteRobert Joseph SatingTerry Keith SatterwhiteJohn Frederick SaundersFrank Schiavi, Jr.Roy David SchmickelLawrence Jay SchwartzStephen O. SchvartzGeorge Carl SchwarzRobert Leonard SchweitzerMayne Homer SchwesingerGeorge Emanuel ScordalakesElston Seal, Jr.Ryan Stuart SearleCharles Lynn ShabinoKenneth Layne SheffieldMilliam Miles ShelleyDvight Bryan ShortDonald Clendennin SilcoxAlan Jay SimpsonJohn Bennett SimpsonJohn Bush SimpsonJames Norton SipesMichael Anthony SiskCharles Gordon SmithCharles Ira 3nithCraig Thomas SmithEden Lowell SmithHarry Franklin SmithNary Gwendolen SmithMary Noble SmithRuth Ann SmithSandra Lee SnowGerard Paul SolanBroadus Frederick SowellLeslie Mike SpitzJames Mesley Spivey, Jr.Thomas Laton SprayJoseph G. SpringerRaymond Jerome StarkCharles Ray StarlingKirk Nevell StarrJacek Jan StasikovskiDavid Charles StephensRichard Henry StewartHenry Michael StorperRichard Kirk StraleyAlfred Robert StumpeRichard Clark StuntzRobert Louis SussmanPaul Lee SuttonRichard Otto SuttonNichael SvartoutCharles Nash SvisherMilliam Richard TaylorStephen John TemperoHorace Wayne TempletonDouglas Fain Thomas

John Vikram ThomasRobert Goodwin ThomasClive Allen ThompsonClifford McLees ThompsonDolores MacGillis ThompsonFrank Leadley ThorneGeorge Taylor TindallAndrew Niaxwell TonkinAnthony Stephen Tornay, Jr.William Ralph TschetterMilliam Kirkby TuckerJohn Reed TysingerStephen Van HoutenAndre Henri VanderzandenLaura Ross VenningLawrence Adam VirgilioJames Victor VolkPaul Holland VolkmanIvan VujicJohn Richard VydarenyKay Herzog VydarenyMartha Cook WagerMinfried MaiderHarlan Ira MaidFrancis Xavier MalshGeoffrey Ames MardvellJohn Russell WarmoltsVernon Gregg Matters, Jr.Victor Jerome MeinsteinBernard N. MeintraubRichard Narc MeismerNorman Prince Melborn, Jr.Ralph Norman Wesley, Jr.James Soren MestbyNoody DeMitt Wharam, Jr.Karen Anne MhedonArgil Jerry WheelockJoseph Durvood Mhisnant, Jr.Edward Russell Mhite, Jr.James Dudley Whitehead, Jr.John Carroll MigginsJerry William WileyRobert Niason MilkinsHenry Alfred Wilkinson, IIITolbert Siener MilkinsonDonald Bryant WilliamsLewis Edmund WilliamsRobert Dean WilliamsCharles Nelson MilliamsonJeffrey Wellington MilsonCynthia Lucille WorrellPaul Roy Yoder, Jr.John Winerich Young, Jr.Fasih omar Uz ZamanMilliam Vincent Zelleri~iichael Jay ZellingerRosario Federico ZinnaLewis Greer Zirkle, Jr.Sara Kay S. ZirkleLeonard A. Zwelling

RE: Dr Phili R Broma e, Canada —Requesting consideration for license byendorsement of credentials. Dr. Galusha moved that Dr. Brommage be advised that if he isa diplomate of the American Board of Anesthesiology, the Board vill consider his appli-cation for license by endorsement although he does not hold the ECFNG and does not have

the FLEX examination although he does have a license in Vermont. Seconded by Dr.Pence and duly passed.

RE: Newl elected Board members —Executive Secretary authorized to proceedwith mailing of letter welcoming the two new Board members who were elected to theBoard at the Nay, 1976 meeting of the North Carolina Medical Society to serve fromNovember, 1976 thrcugh October, 1982.

RE: A lications for license b examination —The following physicians sub-mitted credentials and appeared and took the North Carolina examination for licensure(FLEX) on June 15, 16, 17, 1976, vhich was conducted from 8:00 a.m. until 5:30 p.m.on tnose days:

David L. AbernethyKirkwood F. Adams, Jr.Kamla AgarwalSarvat M. Ahmad

Toby R. AlligoodSolange N.N. AmosDavid AmsellemLouis E. AntosekNohanlal V. AroraPaul D. BarryRobert R. BassMallace B. Bateman, Jr.Martin F. BealsRobert G. BergerF.C. Beyer, IIIAlexis G. BouteneffGary L. BrownEston R. Caldwell, IIIBarbara J. CampbellDavid R. GannonYiarjorie B. CarrGornelius F. GathcartEdward L. Gattau, Jr.James K. ChanceNancy E. ChancyPaik H. ChangEung H. ChoiHyung J. GhoiPeter K. H. ChouHun T. GhungCharles G. ClarkJames M. GockerillArnett ColemanStephen H. CruikshankPeter CurtisDinkarrai H. DhruvEmil S. DicksteinNanuel Diez-LopezRichard N. Duffy, IIIJoel L. EdvardsSusan T. EdwardsCatherine J. ZverettJohn N. FedorR. H. Reierabend, Jr.Zienab S. FetouhEugene R. FordKathleen A. GallagherRonald M. GerbeKerry J. GillilandDavidson H. GivensPhillip R. GoodsonSamir A. GuindiSidney L. Gu3.ledgeRita L. GunterDaniel G. HallEllen B. HartmannJoseph R. Haskett, Jr.

Linn H. HatleyGrant F. HealyPeter S. HeylMyung H. HongDavid H. HopperMora H. HsuRobert H. HutchinsGeorge D. JacobsStephanie A. JaegerPaul F. JaquesEric M. JensenRenu S. JerathPrielden B. Jones, IIINathan KesslerNasreen KhanBanerje KoduruFrederick A. KoontzAruna KumarTimothy G. LaneJong Y. LeeLavrence L. LendermanBradley H. LevinDorothy S. LinAdrian E. LongMalker A. LongStephan B. LoveBahman NialekpourRubin F. ManessN. C. Narroum-KardousMartha L. NattioliGale A. McCartyMilliam D. NcKeovnNcKay NcKinnonDouglas L. NetcalfDonald M. MooreB. D. Norton, IIICharles F. MurrayLam Van Nam

David B. NeelandHarold A. NicholsJulita S. OlimpoKhairia OmranGhandubhai G. ParekhJames S. ParsonsJaishri B. PatelVincent E. PaulDonald T. PoleCharles V. PopePatricia L. PotterFelix K. PrakasamDouglas G. PrivetteRamon inonesMario QuinteroVeena V. RailanRobert D. RandallM. S. Rawlings, Jr.Ghazi N. RayanHernane G. Restar

Sheldon N. RetchinHee S. RheeZae D. RhoLinda M. RobinsonTate N. RogersMilliam D. RouthRoger L. RoysterDonald B. RussMilliam N. RussellPaul J, SaengerSuzanne F. SalamaNanmohan K. SalujaTamara L. SandersonJose E. SantosM. R. SatyanarayanaN. J. Schreiber, Jr.Sumati B. ShahRobert S. ShapiroDavid F. SilverDallas A. Smith, Jr.Thomas L. SperosJane S. SpiegelNichael D. SpitalCharles C. StaffordPaul V. StankusJohn R. StockvellPerry G. StoneJohn J. StroutYoung S. SuhBernardo D. SumpioKyung S. SunwooRonnie G. SviftSigmund I. TannenbaumRufus H. Temple, Jr.Fronis R. ThigpenYachai ThitathanTadasu TokumaruEdward L. TreadvellAlberto TrilloJohn M. UribeBriccio D. ValdezDolores V. VictoriaRenee P. ViscoiNark J. MarburtonLevis P. Marren, Jr.Brady G. MayLinnea L. MeblemoeMolf MeinbergRay A. MertheimSusanne T. MhiteMark E. MilliamsNoses F.. MilsonRichard L. MingPrank MoriaxTony L. YeiterErnest D. YoungerYoung S. YunSusan B. Yuson

Tuesday, June 15th

RE: Neetin with re resentatives of SBI DEA and N. G. Attorne General' soffice: Nr. Sidney S. Eagles, Jr. , Assistant Attorney General, N. G. Department ofJustice; Mr. Haywood Starling, Director, State Bureau of Investigation; Mr. Keith

Bulla, Special Agent, State Bureau of Investigation; and Nr. Jack Bulla, AssistantRegional Director of the Baltimore, Maryland office of the Drug Enforcement Admini-

stration, appeared to discuss with tne Board the activities of the Diversion Investi-gative Unit work of these agencies, which have been working together regarding the

use of licit and illicit controlled substances.

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Following this two-hour meeting, Dr. Citron moved that whenever information issubmitted to the Board about a physician in which charges may be indicated, thatinformation be reviewed by one Board member, and this procedure be routinely rotatedamong the members, and this information be discussed by the member with the Board'sattorney and he report to the Board on whether charges should or should not be pre-ferred, and i.f charges are not to be preferred, this information be reported to theBoard as investigative information only, and if charges are to be preferred, that oneBoard member who reviewed the information be disqualified from sitting as a Boardmember at the hearing for that individual physician. Seconded by Dr. Pence and dulypassed.

Executive Secretary instructed to write Nr. Keith Bulla thanking him for appearingwith the otners and assuring them the Board had thought about the conference exten-sively and appropriate action would be taken as necessary.

RE: Mobile Intensive Gare Nurse —examination. Dr. Staub reported that theexamination for certification of the NIGN is being re-worked and will be presented tothe Board at its August, 1976 meeting.

RE: Mobile Intensive Gare Technician —applications. Dr. Staub, after reviewof applications, moved that all applications be approved as presented with thefollowing exceptions:

1) ~Allan Los : Needs clarification as to being marked aeeak —needs improve-ment" and has an overall rating of "unsatisfactory", which possibly shouldhave marked his application as not to be sent to the Board for approval atthis time.

2) Donald Cole: No indication that he has had clinical experiences, whichcould possibly be an oversight in checking off on the form. If it is anoversight only, Nr. Cole to be approved if and when form i.s properlycompleted and satisfactory to the Executive Secretary. If it is not anoversight and he actually has not had any clinical experience, Mr. Coleis denied approval at this time.

Seconded by Dr. Galusha and duly passed.

RE: Emer enc Medical Technician-IV —applications. Dr. Staub moved that allapplications are in order and should be approved by the Board as presented. Secondedby Dr. Edmondson and duly passed.

Meeting adjourned until 9:00 a.m. , Wednesday, June 16e

Wednesday, June 16th

RE: Neetin s of the Board —changes in procedure:

(1) Applicants for license by endorsement with incomplete credentials-Dr. Staub moved that the Board not review the credentials or interview the appli-cant unless the credentials that the applicant is required to submit have beensubmitted, with exceptions to be made by the President of the Board in hisdiscretion. Seconded by Dr. Citron and duly passed.

(2) Applicants for license by endorsement who have graduated within thepast ten years —Board discussed allowing the Executive Secretary to interview

applicants who are graduates of American medical schools for license by endorsementwho have graduated within the past ten years. Executive Secretary instructed toobtain data on the physicians from this Board meeting regarding graduation years andpresent it at the next Board meeting for the Board's consideration at that time.

RE: Dr. William C. Ive , Saxapahaw, N.C. —Following review of file, Dr.Edmondson moved that the proper procedures be instituted to prefer charges againstDr. Ivey, and he be so notified in writing, and be advised that he will be given ahearing on such charges that will be presented against him. Seconded by Dr. Penceand duly passed.

RE: Dr Julian N Ncoee, Greensboro, N. G. —Following review of fi1e, Dr.Edmondson moved that the proper procedures be instituted to prefer charges againstDr. NcGee, and he be so notified in writing, and be advised that he will be given ahearing on such charges that will be presented against him. Seconded by Dr. Pence andduly passed.

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RE: Re istered nurses erformin medical acts and assistants to h sicians-drug formulary. Dr. Pence reported on this Board's subcommittee's meeting withthe Board of Pharmacy subcommittee and the subcommittee from the Board of Nursingregarding the drug formulary being drawn up as the guideline for assistants tophysicians and registered nurses to write prescriptions. The new formulary forassistants to physicians and registered nurses to use in writing prescriptionswhich was presented to the Board for approval will not list in detail all drugs per-mitted, but will state that all drugs are permitted which are a part of the standingorders for that practice, with certain exceptions, which will be listed, such as:

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No controlled substancesNo parenteral preparations except insulinAll remaining exceptions relate to various classes of drugs, such as:

AntihistaminesAnti-infective agentsAnti-neoplastic agents, etc.Under each of these categories, exceptions have been listed that are not

considered safe for registered nurses and assistants to physicians toprescribe.

A copy of this formulary will be sent to supervising physicians of assistantsand registered nurses performing medical acts with a cover letter explaining howthis formulary was arrived at, and which will indicate other criteria by whichprescriptions may be written, such as:

(2)

(3)

Every prescription written must be entered on the patient's chart andcountersigned by the supervising physician within 72 hours;Prescriptions will be valid for no longer than a 90-day supply or canbe written for no more than 100 dosage units, whichever is less;No refills on a prescription written by an assistant or registered nurse;every refill will have to be authorized specifically by an individual,i.e. , that assistant or registered nurse by telephone, or some otner means,so that a record will be made in the chart that a refill has been issued.

The formulary will be circulated with a statement that if any physician has anyquestions about which drugs are included in each of these groups, he can call hispharmacist for the answer. Pharmacy Board will be sending this out to all pharma-cists in the state and telling them that these drugs are grouped according to theAmerican Society of Hospital Pharmacists formulary.

Upon the subcommittee's recommendation of approval of the formulary and guidelinesas drawn up by the three committees from the Board of Pharmacy, Board of MedicalExaminers and Board, of Nursing, Dr. Galusha moved that the formulary be approved aspresented, with a copy of same to be sent to each Board member and any request foradditional new drugs to be added to the formulary to be reviewed by the three committeesbefore being approved by the Board. Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed.

RE: Re istered nurses erformin medical acts —applications:

RE: Dr. Elizabeth Ford, Greensboro and Liberty, N. C. —application completefor Rebecca S. Parrish, and approved by subcommittee.

RE: Dr Robert B. Nc een Jr. , Graham and Snow Camp, N. C. —applicationcomplete for Edna L. Gordon and approved by subcommittee.

RE: Dr. Herman E Schmid, Minston-Salem, N.C. —application complete forDonna S. Schmid and approved by subcommittee.

RE: Dr. E. Reid Bahnson Minston-Salem, N. C. —application complete forJosephine S. Carter and approved by subcommittee.

Dr. Pence moved that the Board approve the action of the joint subcommittee inapproving the above registered nurses to perform medical acts. Seconded by Dr.Edmondson and duly passed.

RE: Dr Eu ene N. Sim son, Minston-Salem, N. C. —application incomplete forHilda H. Pate, and approved if and when credentials are completed satisfactory tothe Executive Secretary. (creds. completed)

RE: Dr. Robert L Bauer, Hanteo, N.C. —application incomplete for PatriciaA. Johnson and approved if and when credentials are completed satisfactory to theExecutive Secretary.

Dr. Pence moved that the Board approve the action of the joint subcommittee inapproving the above registered nurses to perform medical acts if and when their creden-tials are completed satisfactory to the Executive Secretary. Seconded by Dr. Citronand duly passed.

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Re istered nurses erformin medical acts —applications, continued

RE: Dr. Paul J. Mar uis, North Milkesboro and Ronda, N.C. —application nowcomplete for Jane S. St. John, which had been considered previously and approved ifand when credentials were completed satisfactory to the Executive Secretary.

RE: Dr. Abdolhakim Niazi-Sai, Rockingham, N.C. —application now complete forCheryl R. Rachels, which had been considered previously and approved if and when cre-dentials were completed satisfactory to the Executive Secretary.

RE: Dr Robert Blake Jr , Hot Springs, N. C. —application now complete forVirginia Koranek, which had been considered previously ana approved if and whencredentials were completed satisfactory to the Executive Secretary.

Dr. Pence moved that the Board approve the action of the joint subcommitteein approving the above registered nurses to perform medical acts. Seconded by Dr.Citron and duly passed.

RE: Assistants to h sicians —applications:

RE: Dr G J. Ashle , Sparta, N. C. —application incomplete for Matthew J.Reccnio, lacking letters of recommendation. Dr. Milkerson moved that Iir. Recchio beapproved for use as an assistant to a physician if and when his letters of recommenda-tion are received. Seconded by Dr. Edmondson and duly passed.

RE: Dr. Jessie M. Austin, Angier, N. C. —application complete for Donald RayEsds. Dr. Milkerson moved that Ifr. Eads be approved for use as an assistant to aphysician. Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed.

RE: Dr Thomas Berner, Asheville, N. C. —application complete for M. MartinDeLuca. Dr. Pence moved that Mr. DeLuca be approved for use as an assistant to aphysician. Seconded by Dr. Citron and duly passed.

RE: Dr. Flo d Deen Jr. , Madesboro, N. C. —application incomplete for GaryHenry, lacking one letter of recommendation. Dr. Pence moved that 1h . Henry beapproved for use as an assistant to a physician if and when all his letters ofrecommendation are received. Seconded by Dr. Citron and duly passed. (creds. comp. )

REs Dr Hu h L Farrior, Shelby, N. C. —application incomplete for DianeS. Clyde, alcking certification of graduation from an approved physician's assistantprogram. Dr. Pence moved that res. Clyde be approved or use as an assistant to aphysician if and when her credentials are completed satisfactory to the ExecutiveSecretary. Seconded by Dr. Citron and duly passed. (creds. comp. )

RE: Dr. Rodne K. Justin, Spencer, N.C. —application complete for RobertB. Cutler. Dr. Galusha moved that Nr. Cutler be approved for use as an assistant toa physician. Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed.

RE: Dr. Gre o G Holthusen, Minston-Salem, N. C. —application complete forLaura G. Yiontgomery. Dr. Staub moved that the application be returned to Dr. Holthusenfor personal signatures of two of the back-up physicians, Dr. Tomberlin and Dr. Bostic,to be affixed, rather than accepting the name stamp, and upon completion of tnis,Ms. Yiontgomery be approved for use as an assistant to a physician. Seconded by Dr.Galusha and duly passed. (creds. comp. )

RE: Dr. Rile N. Jordan, Statesville, N.C. —application complete for HarveyG. Colley. Dr. Galusha moved that no action be taken on this application at thistime. Seconded by Dr. Milkerson and duly passed.

RE: Dr. Ross L HcLean, Minston-Salem, N. C. —application complete forStanley J. Michalik. Dr. Galusha moved that Ya.. Kichalik be approved for use as anassistant to a physician if and when the names, addresses and signatures of theback-up physicians are furnished on the application. Seconded by Dr. Edmondson and

duly passed. (creds. comp. )

RE: Dr Luther H. Clontz, Horganton, N. C. —application complete for James0, Vaughn, Jr. Dr. Edmondson moved that Mr. Vaughn be approved for use as an assistantto a physician if and when names and addresses and signatures of back-up physiciansare furnished on the application. Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed. (creds. corn. )

RE: Dr. Neil A. Morden, Fayetteville, N. C. —application complete for CharlesR. Donau. Dr. Edmondson moved that bh . Donau be approved for use as an assistant toa physician if and when names, addresses and signatures of back-up physicians are fur-nished on the application, Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed. (creds. comp. )

Assistants to h sicians —applications, continued.

RE: Dr. Robert H. Dovenmuehle, Greensboro, N. C. -- Board reviewed letter fromDr. Dovenmuehle regarding use of Marren Lee as an assistant to a physician in hispractice. The Board did not approve iW. Lee for use as an assistant to a physicianat the March, 1976 Board meeting, and advised Dr. Dovenmuehle at the Yiay, 1976 meetingthat i~ir. Lee had not been sufficiently trained for the position for which he was tobe used. Dr. Citron moved that no further action be taken on this application.Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed.

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RE: Dr. Francis X. Fallon, Dunn, N. C. —Application complete for James L.Nountcastle. Dr. Galusha moved that Yir. Nountcastle be approved for use as anassistant to a physician. Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed.

RE: Dr. Harr L. Johnson, Greensboro, N. C. —application reviewed for DooleyL. Underwood, III which had been reviewed at the January, 1976 Board meeting andrequest made for back-up physicians names and signatures, which Dr. Johnson has nowadvised he has no particular back-up physician for his practice. Dr. Staub moved thatthe application for i~h . Underwood be approved if and when Dr. Johnson agrees inwriting that hi s assistant will see no patients and will not function in any capacity

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RE: Dr. )william Barr Fayetteville, N. C. —application incomplete for JamesJ. Rapalje. Dr. Edmondson moved that Yir. Rapalje be approved if and when letters ofrecommendation are received. Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed. (creds. comp. )

RE: Dr. 'iiilliam R. Thornhill, Ahoskie, N. C. —applications for Gary Trubeand David L. Huth previously reviewed and recommended for approval by Dr. Taylor.Dr. Edmondson moved that lb. . Trube and Hr. Huth be approved for use as assistantsto physicians. Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed.

RE: June 1 7 Board meetin -- Dr. Pence moved that the June, 1977 Boardmeeting be held at the same time and place as the FLEX examination is scheduled for.Seconded by Dr. Edmondson and duly passed.

There being no further business to come before the Board at this time,Dr. Pence moved the meeting be adjourned. Seconded by Dr. Milkerson and duly passed.'meeting adjourned.

BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERSOF THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

August 12-15, 1976The Great Smokies HiltonAsheville, North Carolina

The Board of Medical Examiners of the State of North Carolina met at TheGreat Snokies Hilton, Asheville, North Carolina, August 12-15, 1976 for the pur-pose of interviewing applicants for license by endorsement of credentials andconducting other business.

Drs. Vernon M. Taylor, Jr. , President, Charles B. Milkerson, Jr. , Secretary-Treasurer, David S. Citron, Frank Edmondson, Bryant L. Galusha, J. Jerome Pence,Jr. , and E, Wilson Staub were present. Also present were Nr. Bryant D. Paris,Jr. , Executive Secretary, Mrs. B. Joe Cooke, Mrs. Diane G. Freeman, and Nr. LeeDenney, Investigator.

5:00 p.m.

The Board convened for business and reviewing credentials of applicants forlicense by endorsement.

RE: June 1 6 examination FLEX : Certification of grades: Dr. Milkersonmoved that all applicants who took the examination in June, 1976 for licensurein North Carolina and made a 75 FLEX Weighted Average or higher be approved forlicensure. Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed. They are as follows:

David L. AbernethyKirkwood F. Adams, Jr.Kamala AgarwalToby R. AlligoodDavid AmsellemLouis E. AntosekNohanlal V. AroraPaul D. BarryRobert R. BassM. Bryson Bateman, Jr.Martin F. BealsRobert G. BergerFrederick G ~ Beyer, IIIAlexis G. BouteneffGary L. BrownEaton R, Caldwell, IIIBarbara J. CampbellDavid Robert GannonMarjorie B. CarrGornelius F. GathcartEdward L. Gattau, Jr.James K. ChanceNancy E. ChancyCharles G. ClarkJames M. GockerillArnett ColemanStephen H. CruikshankPeter CurtisEmil S. DicksteinNanuel Diez-LopezRichard N. Duffy, IIIJoel L. EdwardsSusan T. EdwardsCatherine J. EverettJohn Nichael FedorRaymond H. Feierabend, Jr.Eugene R. FordKathlenn A. GallagherRonald W. GerbeKerry J. GillilandDavidson H. GivensPhillip R. GoodsonSamir A. Guindi

Sidney L. GulledgeRita L. GunterDaniel C. HallEllen B. HartmannJoseph R. Haskett, Jr.Linn H. HatleyGrant F. HealyPeter S. HeylNyung Ho HongDavid H. HopperNora H. HsuRobert H. HutchinsGeorge D. JacobsStephanie A. JaegerPaul F. JaquesEric M. JensenRenu S. JerathFrielden B. Jones, IIIFrederick A. KoontzTimothy G. LaneLawrence L. LendermanBradley H. LevinDorothy S-G. Sung LinAdrian E. LongMalker A. LongStephan B. LoweRubin F. ManessMarie-Glaire NarroumGale A. NcCartyMilliam D. NcKeownNcKay NcKinnonDouglas L. NetcalfBenjamin D. Norton, IIICharles F. Hurray, Jr.David B. NeelandJames S. ParsonsJaishri B. PatelVincent E. PaulGhalres V. PopePatricia L. PotterDouglas C. PrivetteRobert D. Randall, Jr.Maurice S. Rawlings, Jr.

Ghazi N. RayanSheldon M. RetchinLinda N. RobinsonTate N. Rogers, Jr.William D. RouthRoger L. RoysterDonald B. RussWilliam N. RussellPaul J. SaengerNanmohan K. SalujaTamara L. SandersonJose E. SantosRobert S. ShapiroDavid F. SilverDallas A. Smith, Jr.Linnea W. SmithThomas L. SperosJane S. SpiegelMichael D. SpitalCharles C. StaffordPaul V, StankusJohn R. StockwellPerry G. StoneJohn J. StroutKyung S. SunwooRonnie G. SwiftSigmund I. TannenbaumRufus H. Temple, Jr.Fronis Ray ThigpenEdward L. TreadwellJohn M. UribeRenee P. ViscoNark J. MarburtonLewis P. Warren, Jr.Brady G. WayRay A. MertheimSusanne T. WhiteMark E. WilliamsMoses E. Milson, Jr.Richard L. MingTony L. Yeiter

RE: Dr. Ziad H. Idriss, Durham, N. G. —Executive Secretary presented letterfrom Dr. Idriss mquesting special consideration for license by endorsement inNorth Carolina based on his pending Virginia state license which will be granted onthe basis of his having taken and passed the American Board of Pediatrics examination.Dr. Citron moved that Dr. Idriss be granted permission to make application for theFLEX examination for licensure in North Carolina. Seconded by Dr. Pence and dulypassede

RE: Letter from Dr Ghristo her C. Fordham Dean Universit of North CarolinaSchool of Nedicine —Board reviewed letter from Dr. Fordham regarding holding aconference to explore the approaches to developing mechanisms of assuring physiciancompetence in this state. The Executive Secretary was instructed to advise Dr.Fordham that the Board would certainly be in favor of a conference that would besponsored by the North Carolina medical societies regarding physician competenceand would be glad to participate in any discussion at such a conference.

RE: FLEX examination —increased cost of examinations: Executive Secretaryreported to the Board that the Federation of State Medical Boards had advised thatthe cost of the examinations would be increased from $65.00 each to 468.00 each,beginning with the December, 1976 examination. Received as information by the Board.

RE: Dr Youn Kwon Chu, Richmond, Va. —Request to take FLEX in North Carllinaafter failing the examination twice in Virginia and taking only p arts of theexamination twice. Dr. Edmondson moved that Dr. Chu not be allowed to take theexamination in North Carolina. Seconded by Dr. Citron and duly passed.

RE: Au st 1 7 Board meetin : Dr. Pence moved that the meeting be held atthe Great Smokies Hilton, August 11-14, 1977. Seconded by Dr. Gitron and duly passed.

RE: Statistics on a licants and ears of raduation —Executive Secretarypresented information gathered on applicants for license by endorsement of credentialsregarding their dates of graduation from medical school, as had been requested bythe Board at the June, 1976 meeting. Board received same as information.

RE: The FAHRB Mire (publication) —Dr. Edmondson moved that the ExecutiveSecretary receive this publication in the Board's office and report to the Board anyinformation he feels is pertinent which they should know. Seconded by Dr. Penceand duly passed.

Neeting adjourned until 9:00 a.m. , Friday, August 13.

Friday, August 13

RE: Interviews for license b endorsement of credetntials —Physicians whoappeared applying for license by endorsement of credentials, were interviewed indi-vidually by the Board and approved for licensure this date:

Elvin E. AdamsGrant L. AlleyneDana K. Andersen"Rachid J. BaddouraHerbert S. B. Baraf"Leonard A. Baugham"Remsen S. BauknightJean B. Belasco"Robert N. Belasco+Marren R. BerrieClement H. Block, Jr."Sylvester N. BronsonCharles M. Brown"Michael S. BullockJohn M. Burnett, Jr."Calvert R. BuschThomas H. Buter"Ghung-lien ChenKwan Been ChoiThomas H-Y. ChunPreston S. Clark"John CloughFrancis F. Collins, Jr, "M. Theodore Corey"

John V. GuffNichael R. CummingsPaul H. D'AmatoLouis A. DelionbackStewart E. Dismuke+Frederick A. DittmerDouglas A. DrossmanShepard N. DunnArmayne G. Dunston+Charles H. EdwardsReavis T. EubanksStephen B. Fleishman"Ronald L. FollmerFrank B. Fondren, III"Richard F. FoWMitchell FriedmanStanley L. GrosshandlerSteven H. Grossman"Michel Z. GoubranBrian L. Gruber"John CD HaleTheodore R. HatfieldRoss S. Hemphill»Thomas Higgins"

Milton D. HobbsMalter B. HollandBilly G. HortonDennis N. Hull"Alto L. Jackson, Jr."Carter B. Jennings, Jr."John D. JohnstonKent L. Jones"Roy B. Jones"Joseph L. Jorizzo"Claire L. Jurkowski"Nichael Q. KaramJoseph N. KazigoGyan H. KejThomas G. Kenamond"Sidney E. KirkleyRoger J. Kurlander"Otho N. Lackey, Jr."Daniel G. Langdon"Richard N. Larson+Dan M. LasterChoong Noo LeeJe-Chen LinArnold J. Lincoln"

License by endorsement, cont'd.

Arthur S. Link, Jr."Charles F. LlenzaRobert J. Logel»Dean L. Nadison"Steven L. Nahorney"Elizabeth S. NannJohn D. NannDennis C. Narcus"Nanly E. Narshall"Cheryl F. NcCartneyMilliam H. NcCartneyJames D. NcGettigan"Nichael B. Neyer"Maldo V. S. NidgleyStephen N. iiiller"Thomas P. NillerFrank H. Noretz"John J. NerneyGeorge M. Nunn"Karl P. Ober"Nichael L. O' ConnorMilliam Made O' NeillMendy E. G. Ose"

Charles L, Parker"Randall A. Parker"LaRue D. Penny, Jr.Francis J. Peisel"Donald B. Perlman"John BE PhillipsRobert L. PhillipsEdward J. Pisko"Gary M. Pitts"Clarence G. PramhusPaul Gregory RauschKeith A. Reimer"Philip S. RobbinsThomas L. Robertson, Jr.George F. Robie, Jr."Charles H. Robinson, Jr."Garrett L. Rogers"Teofilo R. Rojas, Jr.Rogert E. SalisburyDaniel L. ScharfHenry 0. SchindelarKenneth A. SchneiderCharles J. Silva

Narc L. Slatkoff"Claude M. SmithNichael R. Soules"John Spahr"Milliam A. Stanton"S. Peter Hansen StokleyCharles A. Stuart"Thomas E. SumnerTheodore R. Sunder"Hugh S. Thompson"Milliam V. ThrashAndre Kon Sang TseHarry E. Malkup, Jr."John L. MashingtonIrwin A. Mebb, Jr."Richard A. MeintraubJames R. Meiss"James 0. Mhite"Eugene S. Millett, Jr.David C. Milson"Eric C. MilsonDavid T, Moodley"Edward R. MoodwardShang-Hsien Yuan

+ Indicates applicant who appeared before the Executive Secretary for his personalinterview applying for license by endorsement of credentials, and was approved forlicensure by the Board on this date.

Physicians who appeared at previous Board meetings applying for license byendorsement of credentials and completed credentials after that meeting date andwere approved for licensure this date:

George S. Acton, Jr.Joy S. F. BensonRobert C. Bickel, Jr.

Henry E. Branham, Jr.John H. Doane, Jr.Alfred S. NortonFrank E. Schramm

Milliam C. StewartAlan G. StruthRobert G. Zeitler

Physicians who appeared applying for license by endorsement with incompletecredentials and were held until later Board meetings for approval:

Nehmet E. Erdem David Schlossberg Robert A. Rosen

RE: Visiti Professor Certification —Dr. Godfre D Ri le , Durham, N. C. ,appeared applying for registration as a visiting professor at Duke University Schoolof Nedicine, and was approved for same this date.—Dr Charles A Ro erson, Durham, N.C. ,appeared applying for registration as a visiting professor at Duke University Schoolof Nedicine, and was approved for same this date.—Dr Timot P Ste henson, Durham, N. C. ,appeared applying for registration as a visiting professor at Duke University Schoolof Nedicine, and was approved for same this date.—Dr Roel Millemze, Chapel Hill, N.C. ,appeared applying for registration as a vistiing professor at the University ofNorth Carolina School of Medicine and was approved for same this date.

Dr. Pence moved that the actions of the two groups of Board members and theaction recommended by the Executive Secze tary in interviewing applicants for licenseby endorsement of credentials be approved by the full Board. Seconded by Dr. Milkersonand duly passed.

RE: Dr Nax Dratwa and Dr. Nichele S. Sz er, Durham and Chapel Hill, N.C.Board reviewed information regarding Dr. Dratwa's and Dr. Szyper's ECFNG certificate,which has not been issued to them yet pending completion of required credentials tothe ECFNG, which they have advised are being prepared. Dr. Dratwa and Dr. Szyperhave supplied the scores they obtained on the ECFNG examination in the credentialsthey have submitted for the North Carolina resident's training licenses. Dr. Pencemoved that the ECFNG information supplied be accepted in lieu of the KCFNG certificateuntil it can be obtained by them, which they should furnish the Board as soon aspossible. Seconded by Dr. Edmondson and duly passed.

RE: Conversion —limited to full license: The following physicians haveapplied for conversion of their geographically limited licenses to full license:

Dr. B. Ray AshbyDr. Edmondson moved that if all credentials are in order, Dr. Ashby be approved forconversion of his limited license to full license. Seconded by Dr. Pence and dulypassed.

RE: Biennial Re istration —Reinstatement: The following physicians' licenseshad been suspended for failure to register as required by North Carolina GeneralStatute 15-30. They have now registered their licenses:

Charles T. AdkinsRaymond H. AlexanderRobert S. AltmanNichael AndrewsNercer H. BaileyEdward S. BeasonAndrew A. BestCharles C. BinfordDaniel N. CalhounAnn CrossonLewis E. CurleeAlbert L. Daw

David E. DrakeDonald M. FloydEdwin N. Fulghum, Jr.John B. GentryDaniel L. GottsegenVernon L. James, Jr.Edward A. KellyIndoor A. KhaiserChun Soo KimNichael KirbyTerrence J. LeeBruce A. LucasJames A. Nerchant

Robert D. MillerMilliam D. Nouat, Jr.John S. PaceR-'chard A. FerrymanVegesena P. RajuJohn L. RendallDavid SchmickelJohn B. SimpsonRichard H. StewartHugo A. TettamantiHalford S. MhitakerDru Van MilkesRonald E. Moosley

Dr. Pence moved that if all fees and penalties have been paid, the abovephysicians' licenses be duly registered. Seconded by Dr. Fdmondson and duly passed.

Neeting adjourned until 2:00 p. m. , Friday, August 13.Friday, August 13

RE: Assistants to Ph sicians —applications:

RE:Hill, Jr.physician.

Dr John M Baker, Charlotte, N. C . —Application complete for James E.Dr. Staub moved that Nr. Hill be approved for use as an assistant to a

RE: Dr Edwin P Ewers, Marsaw, N. C. —Application complete for GlennMilliams. Dr. Staub moved that Nr. Milliams be approved for use as an assistant toa physician. Seconded by Dr, Pence and duly passed.

RE: Dr M. M Fore, Greenville, N. C. —Application complete for Trudie L.G.Blessing. Dr. Edmondson moved that Ns. Blessing be approved for use as an assistantto a physician. Seconded by Dr. Galusha and duly passed.

RE: Dr Robert B Fel er, Naxton, M.C. —Application complete for James N.Sullivan. Dr. Edmondson moved that i~ir. Sullivan be approved for use as an assistantto a physician. Seconded by Dr. Milkerson and duly passed.xn-

RE: Dr Eu ene M Hod son, Arapahoe, N. C. —Application/complete forEmily Keel, lacking one letter of recommendation. Dr. Edmondson moved that Ns. Keelbe approved for use as an assistant to a physician if and when the letter of recommen-dation is received. Seconded by Dr. Galusha and duly passed.

RE: Dr. Ste hen C Llo d, Mindsor, N. C. —Application complete for DukeL. Stone. Dr. Pence moved Nr. Stone be approved for use as an assistant to a physi-cian following deletion of Elavil and Compazine from the list of drugs requested asan addition to the formulary. Seconded by Dr. Edmondson and duly passed. (completed)

RE: Dr. Richard A Nan , Creedmoor, N.C. —Application complete for Nr.E. L. Panapento. Dr. Pence moved that Nr. Panapento be approved for use as an assis-tant to a physician. Seconded by Dr. Edmondson and duly passed.

RE: Dr Ro L. Nor an, Columbus, N.C. —Application incomplete for Robert A.Phillips, lacking one letter of recommendation. Dr. Pence moved that Nr. Phillipsbe approved for use as an assistant to a physician if and when the letter of recommen-dation is received. Seconded by Dr. Edmondson and duly passed.

RE: Ih'. David S. Nelson, Minston-Salem, N. C . —Application complete forDavid A. Scudder. Dr. Pence moved that Nr. Scudder be approved for use as anassistant to a physician. Seconded by Dr. Edmondson and duly passed.

Assistants to physicians, applications, cont'd.

RE: Dr Eu ene A Stead Jr Durham, N.C. —Application complete forKatherine A. Enright. Dr. Citron moved that Ms. Enright be approved for use as anassistant to a physician if and when the other physicians who might be covering forDr. Stead and helping supervise the assistant have been listed and signatures ob-tained on the application. Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed. (completed)

RE: Dr Zacka Russ Jr , Gastonia, N. C. —Application complete forGary R. Reynolds. Dr. Citron moved that Mr. Reynolds be approved for use as anassistant to a physician. Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed.

Dr Charles F Scarborou h Jr. , Star, M.C. —Application complete forMalcolm M. Anderson, Jr. Dr. Citron moved that Nr. Anderson be approved for useas an assistant to a physician with appropriate deletions of Thorazine, Vistaril,Nellaril, Phenergan, Atarax, and Papaverine from the list of drugs requested asan addition to the formulary, and a new formulary be sent to the physician and theassistant informing them of its limitations. Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed.

RE: Dr Herbert 0 Sicker, Durham, N. C. -- Application complete for KennethF. Ferrell ~ Dr. Citron moved that Nr. Ferrell be approved for use as an assistantto 'a physician. Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed.

RE: Dr. Gale J. Ashle , Sparta, N. G. —Dr. Ashley's application for approvalof Matthew J. Recchio as an assistant to a physician was reviewed by the Board atthe June, 1976 Board meeting, and approved for same if and when his letters ofrecommendation were received. Nr. Recchio is not a graduate of an approvedassistant to physician program, which has just come to the Board's attention.Dr. Galusha moved that Dr. Ashley be notified that the Board had overlooked thefact that Mr. Recchio was not a graduate of an approved program, and had erredin approving him to Dr. Ashley, and approval was not granted, with a copy of thisletter to be sent to the hospital administrator. Seconded by Dr. Pence and dulypassedi

RE: Dr John T. Daniel Jr. , Durham, IC.G. —Application changes and back-upphysician changes for Albert B. Anderson. Dr. Citron moved that the job descriptionchanges and changes in back-up physicians be approved as requested. Seconded byDr. Pence and duly passed.

RE: Dr Rile N. Jordan, Raeford, N. C. —Application for Mr. Harvey G.Golley. Dr. Citron moved that a letter be written to Dr. Jordan informing himthat this application for approval of Mr. Golley as an assistant to a physicianhad been deferred because additional information is needed; if he wishes to discussthis matter with the Board, he may write for an appointment at a subsequent Boardmeeting. Seconded by Dr. Galusha and duly passed by vote of 5 for and one memberabstaining from the vote. An indication is to be made to the assistant that noaction was taken on the application.

RE: Certification examination for the Emer enc Medical Technician-IV theMobile Intensive Gare Technici n and the Mobile Intensive Gare Nurse —Followingreview by Dr. Staub of the certification examination presented by the Office ofBnergency Medical Services, he advised the Board it appeared to be a fair examina-tion and generally comprehensive, but felt that office should be encouraged toimprove and upgrade the examination periodically. Dr. Staub moved that the examina-tion format be approved and the examination be approved as presented. Seconded byDr. Galusha and duly passed.

RE: E&i -IV a lications —Dr. Citron moved that the applications as presentedbe approved. Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed.

RE: MICT a lications —Dr. Staub moved that since all applications are inorder, they be approved as presented. Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed.

RE: ilational Commission on Certification of Ph sician's Assistants —TheBoard reviewed information received regarding certification of assistants to physiciansby the National Commission and the possibility of making national certification of anassistant an additional requirement for approval of an assistant. This was receivedas information by the Board and the Executive Secretary was instructed to put this onthe agenda of a subsequent Board meeting if and when more information is receivedregarding this, at which time the opinions of the physician's assistant programdirectors be requested prior to any Board action.

RE: Subcommittee re ort —Board of Nursing and Board of Medical Examiners:Dr. Pence reported that the subcommittee had received information that Ms. LynetteRussell, a nurse midwife, was leaving the Gastonia area and the employ of thephysician she had been approved to function under as a registered nurse performingmedical acts. The Board received this as information.

Consideration of site visits: Dr. Pence reported that the subcommitteehad reviewed a tentative plan drawn up by Ms. McRee, Executive Director of the NursingBoard and Mr. Paris, Executive Secretary of the Board of Medical Examiners for sitevisits to the clinics in the state with registered nurses approved to performmedical acts. It was suggested that one member from the Board of Nursing and onemember from the Board of Medical Examiners make the site inspection together, andthe clinics in the Piedmont and Eastern part of the state which appear to have few,if any, problems be visited first.

Pro am a rovals: Dr. Pence reported that the joint practice commissionhad reviewed the East Carolina University program and the Mountain Area HealthEducation Center and had approved their training programs for registered nursesperforming medical acts. Dr. Pence moved that the Board approve these programs atthis time. Seconded by Dr. Citron and duly passed.

Dr. Pence also reported that the Family Nurse Practitioner conference grouphad approved 20 hours a year as a minimum of continuing education for regi terednurses performing medical acts, to become effective in 1977, for the FNP, and thatthe minimum standards for the Family Planning Nurse Practitioner had been approvedby tne subcommittee, which the Board received as information.

Orders from assistants to h sicians —Dr. Pence also presented to theBoard a letter from a nurse in Asheville at Memorial l'fission Hospital regarding herfollowing orders from an assistant to a physician, and her question as to thelegality of this practice. Dr. Pence advised the Board that the subcommittee feltthis was not legal, although possibly the orders could be written by the assistantat the direction of the physician, with his name followed by the assistant's name.The Board directed that she be referred to the law covering this matter, and alsobe advised that the Board feels she would be in violation of the law if she takesorders only from the assistant, without the physician's name being on them, andthat this matter should be taken up with the hospital administration.

Meeting adjourned until 9:00 p.m. , Friday, August 13.9:00 p.m.Frida Au st 1

RE: Re istered nurses erformin medical acts —applications:

RE: Dr C Glenn Pickard Jr. , Prospect Hill, N.C. —application completefor Rosetta T. Hendricks and approved by subcommittee.

RE: Dr. Hery B Korne a , Greenville, N.C. —application complete forPhyllis G. Nichols and approved by subcommittee.

RE: Dr. Eu ene M. Sim son, ilinston-Salem, N. C. —application complete forAnne M. Prince and approved by subcommittee.

RE: Dr. Jack Cahn, Sparta, N. C. —application complete for Sister Linda MarieSzocik and approved by subcommittee.

RE: Dr Lawrence M Cutchin, Tarboro, N. CD —application complete for MarleneR. Scott and approved by subcommittee.

RE: Dr Ben amin Drake, Gastonia, N. C. —application complete for Susan H.Bartulis and approved by subcommittee.

Dr. Pence moved that the applications for registered nurses performing medicalacts be approved by the Board as approved by the subcommittee, Seconded by Dr.Citron and duly passed.

RE! Dr. Verna Y Barefoot New Bern, N. C. —application incomplete forElinor D. Dorries, lacking witnessing of signatures and approved by subcommittee ifand when witnesses' signatures are obtained. Dr. Pence moved that the Board approvethe subcommittee's action. Seconded by Dr. Citron and duly passed. (completed)

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Registered nurses performing medical acts: applications, cont'd.

RE: Dr. Bett L. Mhitener, Butner, N. C. —application incomplete for NelleC . Sensabaugh for part-time work with Dr. Mhitener. Dr. Pence moved that this appli-cation not be approved because the supervision did not appear adequate and the part-time setting could not be considered by the Board. Seconded by Dr. Kdmondson andduly passed.

RE: Dr. Harold Glascock, Raleigh, N. C. —request for change in standingorders for Catherine Dixon. Not approved by subcommittee. Dr. Pence moved thatthe Board approve the subcommittee's action. Seconded by Dr. Edmondson and duly passed.

RE: Dr John S. Gaskin Jr. , Albemarle, N. C. —request for change instanding orders for Jeanette S. Blake; approved by subcommittee.

RE: Dr. Linn I~. Baker, Concord, N. C. —request for change in standingorders for Lynette Y. Milson and D. Qxe Talley; approved by subcommittee.

RE: Dr. John M. Denham Minston-Salem, N. C. —request for change in standingorders for Aliene F. Cooley; approved by subcommittee.

Dr. Milkerson moved that the Board approve the action of the subcommitteeon requests for changes in standing orders f'or registered nurses performing medicalacts. Seconded by Dr. Edmondson and duly passed.

Meeting adjourned until 9:00 a.m. , Saturday, August 14.

9:00 a.m.S turda Au t

RE$ Dry Daniel Dudle Lovelace, Santa Iiaria, California —A hearing was heldbefore the Board of IIedical Examiners of the State of North Carolina upon and con-cerning charges and accusations preferred by the Board in the above matter at TheGreat Smokies Hilton, Asheville, North Carolina, on August 14, 1976, at which hear-ing Dr. Lovelace did not appear. Following this hearing and the presentation ofevidence, the Board found and concluded that Dr. Daniel D. Lovelace was convictedof the commission of a felony as set forth in the Charges preferred against him bythis Board, and grounds exist for the revocation of his license to practice medicinein North Carolina. Upon motion duly made and seconded, and passed unanimously,Dr. Lovelace's license to practice medicine in the State of North Carolina wasrevoked.

RE: Dr. Jas er Robert i~Iedlin, Garner, N. C . —A hearing was held before theBoard of Medical Examiners of the State of North Carolina upon and concerningcharges and accusations preferred by the Board in the above matter at The GreatSmokies Hilton, Asheville, I'cnorth Carolina, on August 14, 1976, at which hearingDr. Jasper R. IIedlin, Jr. did appear and stated he did not wish to be representedby counsel. Following this hearing and the presentation of evidence, the Boardfound and concluded that Dr. Jasper R. IIedlin, Jr. be found guilty as charged inCount One of the Charges preferred against him by this Board, and grounds exist forthe revocation of his license to practice medicine in North Carolina. Upon motionduly made and seconaed, and passed unanimously, Dr. Medlin's license to practicemedicine in the State of North Carolina was revoked. The charge contained in CountTwo of the Charges and Accusations was found not to be supported by evidence andsuch charge was dismissed.

RE: Schedule for hearin s —Dr. Galusha moved that two hearings be scheduledfor the Milmington Board meeting in October, and one hearing be held between theAugust and October Board meeting, preferably on a week-end, at any place in thestate, with the choice of the three physicians to be heard to be left up to theattorney for the Board, the Executive Secretary of the Board and the investigatorfor the Board. Seconded by Dr. Citron and duly passed, two members abstainingfrom the vote.

RE: Dr Joel Leonard Lexington, N. C. —Dr. Milkerson moved that the properprocedures be instituted to prefer charges against Dr. Leonard and he be so notifiedin writing, and be advised that he will be given a hearing on such charges that willbe presented against him. Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed, one member abstain-ing from the vote.

RE: Dr L B Skeen, Nooresville, N. C. —Dr. Milkerson moved that theproper procedures be instituted to prefer charges against Dr. Skeen and he be sonotified in writing, and be advised that he will be given a hearing on such chargesthat will be presented against him. Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed, onemember abstaining from the vote.

RE: Dr Lewis Bolin, Gastonia, N. C. —Dr. Milkerson moved that the properprocedures be instituted to prefer charges against Dr. Bolin, and he be so notifiedin writing, and be advised that he will be given a hearing on such charges thatwill be presented against him. Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed, one memberabstaining from the vote.

RE: Dr. Robert B Hod son, Hertford, N. C . —Dr. Taylor moved that tne properprocedures be instituted to prefer charges against Dr. Hodgson, and he be sonotified in writing, and be advised that he will be given a hearing on such chargesthat will be presented against him. Seconded by Dr. Citron and duly passed, onemember abstaining from the vote.

RE: Dr Gordon N Milkins, Charlotte, N. C. —Dr. Taylor moved that theproper procedures be instituted to prefer charges against Dr. Milkins, and he be sonotified in writing, and be advised that he will be given a hearing on such chargesthat will be presented against him. Seconded by Dr. Citron and duly passed, onemember abstaining from the vote.

RE: Dr Jose h B Henson, Greensboro, N. C. —Dr. Taylor moved that theproper procedures be instituted to prefer charges against Dr. Henson and he be sonotified in writing, and be advised that he will be given a hearing on such chargethat will be presented against him. Seconded by Dr. Citron and duly passed, onemember abstaining from the vote.

There being no further business to come before the Board at this time,the meeting was adjourned.