If you have specific questions, please contact your licensing board and your probation monitor. Please see the specific language of the waiver to determine if it impacts an applicant for licensure.
The language of the waiver will indicate who it applies to and the specific requirements that are waived. The waiver may apply to an out-of-state licensee, however, please review the specifics of the waiver and if you have any questions, please contact DCA or the appropriate licensing board for your profession.
If you have a current license in California and want to volunteer, please visit healthcorps. If your license is in inactive, retired, or cancelled status, please fill out the reinstatement application form. Licensees that have questions about waivers in place can contact their respective licensing board with questions.
Is there a Listserv specific to waivers stakeholders can subscribe to receive alerts when waivers are released? The hiring department will make this determination Section 2CCR A satisfactory medical clearance Health Questionnaire is required for reinstatement to all classes if there has been a break in service.
Additional medical information may be requested by the department. Arrangements for the medical clearance will be made by the department at the time of reinstatement. Your name cannot be restored to the employment list if you received a permanent full-time appointment. However, if your name was on a promotional list at the time of your separation, and you reinstate within six months of that separation, you may request that your name be restored to the promotional list.
In addition to the permissive reinstatement explained above, if you held a permanent appointment and passed probation, and you have not had a permanent break in service, you may have a mandatory reinstatement right. You should contact your former department if you believe this applies to you. The California Department of Human Resources maintains a list of job vacancies on this website.
Then follow the standard job application process. During certain periods and for certain classes, a freeze or restriction may be placed on hiring due to budgetary restrictions or reductions in force. Sometimes reinstatements are not possible during these periods because vacancies are not being filled. A freeze on hiring may vary by classification, location, or department.
You should also be aware that in addition to reinstatement, a department has the option of filling vacancies by transfer, appointment from the employment list, or temporary assignment, rather than by reinstatement.
Mostofi, Afsheen D. Stidham, Kalle Marc D. LY, Calvin D. Violation of Business and Professions Code sections c , repeated negligent acts and , failure to maintain adequate medical records.
Violation of Business and Professions Code sections , unprofessional conduct; and , disciplined imposed by another state. Violation of Business and Professions Code sections and b , gross negligence; c , repeated negligent acts; , excessive prescribing of controlled substances; , prescribing controlled substances without prior examination; , failure to maintain adequate medical records; and , unprofessional conduct.
Violation of Business and Professions Code sections and conviction of a crime substantially related to practice. Violation of Business and Professions Code sections and b , gross negligence; , excessive prescribing of controlled substance; , failed to maintain adequate medical records; c , repeated negligent acts. Violation of Business and Professions Code sections and c , repeated negligent acts. Violation of sections and , discipline imposed by another state.
Violation of Business and Professions Code sections and b , gross negligence; c repeated negligent acts; aiding and abetting unlicensed practice of medicine; , inadequate record keeping; and unprofessional conduct. Violation of Business and Professions Code sections a , unprofessional conduct; e , dishonesty; and a conviction of a crime related to the practice of medicine.
Violation of Business and Professions Code sections a , conviction of a crime related to the practice of medicine; self-administration of controlled substances and misuse of alcohol; unprofessional conduct; and violation of drug statutes. Joseph D. Violation of Business and Professions Code sections and , convicted of a crime substantially related to practice; and a , misuse of alcohol; , mentally impaired. Violation of Probation. Violation of Business and Professions Code sections and , unprofessional conduct; Violation of Probation.
KAO, James D. Violation of sections a and , aiding and abetting the unlicensed practice of medicine. O, Encinitas, CA 20A License revoked, revocation stayed, and placed on two 2 year probation with terms and conditions; ordered June 1, ; effective June 16, Violation of Business and Professions Code sections a , conviction of a substantially related crime; and a , aiding and abetting the unlicensed practice of medicine; , unprofessional conduct.
Ordered April 22, ; effective May 22, Violation of Business and Professions Code sections a , unprofessional conduct; e , dishonesty; , making or signing false documents; and violation of probation. Violation of Business and Professions Code sections and , discipline imposed by another state.
Order and voluntary surrender of DEA permit. Order suspending DEA permit. Violations of Business and Professions Code section and , excessive prescribing of controlled substances. LY, Keith D. Violation of Business and Professions Code sections and , disciplined imposed by another state. Violation of sections c , repeated negligent acts in treatment and care; , prescribing controlled substances without appropriate medical examination; , failure to maintain adequate medical records.
Carey, Tony D. Hung, Hoa D. Lovell, Jason D. Padget, David D. Southmayd, Robert Charles D. Torrente, Michael D. Rahat D. Violation of Business and Professions Code sections , disciplined imposed by another state. Ordered October 6, , effective November 5, Cause for denial of application based on Business and Professions Code section and , discipline imposed by another state; , unprofessional conduct.
LY, Keith K. Stipulated Settlement and Disciplinary Order adopted and ordered on July 31, , effective August 17, Ordered September 23, , effective October 23, Violation of Business and Professions Code sections b , gross negligence; , prescribing without appropriate examination; , repeated acts of excessive prescribing; and c , repeated acts of negligence.
Violation of Business and Professions Code sections b , gross negligence; and , inadequate record keeping. Terms and conditions of Board's order issuing the Public Reprimand successfully completed as of August 5, Default Decision and Order adopted and ordered on August 19, , effective September 18, Stipulated Surrender of License and Order adopted and ordered on August 28, , effective September 12, Violation of Business and Professions Code sections b , unprofessional conduct; c , repeated acts of negligence; , excessive prescribing; , prescribing without appropriate examination and medical indication; , inadequate recordkeeping; and , mental or physical impairment.
Stipulated Surrender of License and Order adopted and ordered on September 9, , effective December 8, Violation of Business and Professions Code sections b , gross negligence; c , repeated negligent acts; , prescribing, dispensing, furnishing dangerous drugs without prior examination and medical indication; , inadequate record keeping; and , violation of controlled substances statutes.
Ordered June 8, , effective July 8, Violation of Business and Professions Code sections a conviction of a substantially related crime ; unprofessional conduct ; self-prescribing controlled substances ; Health and Safety Code section forging or altering a prescription. Ordered April 30, , effective June 1, Violation of Business and Professions Code sections a violation of the Medical Practice Act b gross negligence ; c repeated acts of negligence ; a prescribing without appropriate examination ; failure to maintain adequate and accurate records.
Stipulated Settlement and Disciplinary Order adopted and ordered on May 29, , effective June 15, Violation of Business and Professions Code sections b gross negligence ; c repeated acts of negligence ; excessive prescribing ; prescribing without appropriate examination and medical indication ; failure to maintain adequate and accurate records ; unprofessional conduct.
Ordered May 12, , effective June 11, License reinstated, revoked, revocation stayed and placed on five year probation with terms and conditions. Stipulated Settlement and Disciplinary Order adopted and ordered on April 16, , effective May 1, Violation of Business and Professions Code sections a conviction of substantially related crimes. Violation of Business and Professions Code section , action imposed by another State, ordered March 26, , effective April 10, License was automatically suspended on January 8, by operation of law, pursuant to Business and Professions Code section Suspension will remain in effect while subject is incarcerated and shall continue until a hearing may be held pursuant to Business and Professions Code section Ordered October 13, , effective October 28, Violation of Business and Professions Code sections , self-administration of controlled substances; , use of dangerous drugs to the extent, or in a manner, as to be dangerous to self, another person, or the public, or to the extent is has impaired his ability to practice medicine safely; , conviction of a crime related to the qualifications, functions and duties; , violation of drug statutes; e , dishonesty or corruption; , unprofessional conduct.
Violation of Business and Professions Code section , aiding and abetting unlicensed practice; , unprofessional conduct — patient abandonment; , breach of patient confidentiality; , failure to obtain fictitious name permit; e , acts of dishonesty. Violation of Business and Professions Code section ; disciplinary action imposed by another state. Violation of Business and Professions Code section b , gross negligence; c , repeated negligent acts; , repeated acts of clearly excessive prescribing; , prescribing narcotics to a drug addict, , prescribing without good faith prior examination; , violation of state statutes regulating dangerous drugs or controlled substances; , making or signing false documents directly related to the practice of medicine; e , dishonesty or corruption; , failure to maintain adequate and accurate records; , conviction of crimes substantially related; , unprofessional conduct.
LY, Hongdu K. Ordered November 14, , effective November 29, Violation of Business and Professions Code section c and d , repeated negligent acts and incompetence; b , gross negligence. Ordered October 31, , effective November 15, Violation of Business and Professions Code section b , gross negligence; c , repeated negligent acts; e , dishonesty; , false medical record.
Murrieta, CA 20A License issued, immediately revoked, revocation stayed, probation for a period of five years, with terms and conditions. Ordered June 24, , effective July 1, Violation of Business and Professions Code sections a conviction of a crime; a use of drugs or alcohol in a manner, or to an extent as to be dangerous to himself, to another person or to the public; unprofessional conduct.
Ordered September 24, , effective October 8, Violation of Business and Professions Code sections b gross negligence; c repeated acts of negligence; excessive prescribing; prescribing without good faith examination; violations of drug statutes regulating dangerous drugs or controlled substances; failure to maintain adequate medical records. Violation of Business and Professions Code sections sexual relations with a patient; unprofessional conduct.
Violation of Business and Professions Code section action imposed by another State. Violation of Business and Professions Code sections b gross negligence; c repeated acts of negligence; mental or physical illness affecting competence; d incompetence; f any act or conduct which would have warranted the denial of a license; prescribing, dispensing, furnishing dangerous drugs without prior examination or medical indication; inadequate record keeping; self- administration of controlled substances; e dishonesty.
Violation of Business and Professions Code sections a conviction of a crime; 3 , and obtaining controlled substance by fraud and deceit; self -use of controlled substances; f any act or conduct which would have warranted the denial of a license. O 20A Accusation Filed Ordered April 2, , effective April 17, Ordered April 29, , effective May 29, Violation of Business and Professions Code sections a , conviction of crime substantially related to practice; , aiding and abetting unlicensed practice.
Ordered June 13, , effective June 27, Violation of Business and Professions Code section a , conviction of crime substantially related to practice; conviction of more than one misdemeanor involving use, consumption, or self-administration of alcoholic beverage, use of alcoholic beverage in manner, or to an extent, as to be dangerous to self or another person, a ; unprofessional conduct, Ordered May 12, , effective May 27, Violation of Business and Professions Code section , aiding and abetting unlicensed practice of medicine; a , conviction of crime substantially related to practice; , unprofessional conduct.
Violation of Business and Professions Code section , action imposed by another State. Applicant Statement of Issues Filed Ordered February 4, , effective March 6, Violation of Business and Professions Code, section , action imposed by another State.
Violation of Business and Professions Code, section a and Health and Safety Code section , self-use of controlled substance; Business and Professions Code section e and Health and Safety Code section a b , obtaining controlled substances by fraud and deceit; Business and Professions Code section , conviction of a crime.
Ordered November 22, Suspension from practice of medicine from November 18, through January 17, Violation of probationary order; Business and Professions Code, section , violation of drug statute; , self-use of controlled substance. License suspended in another State. Suspension ordered July 29, Business and Professions Code, section , disciplined by another State.
Ordered September 11, , effective September 25, Violation of Business and Professions Code, section , excessive prescribing; section , prescribing without a good faith examination; b , gross negligence; c repeated acts of negligence; d , incompetence; , failure to maintain adequate medical records. Ordered September 25, , effective October 16, Violation of Business and Professions Code sections b , gross negligence; , failure to maintain adequate medical records; , excessive prescribing; , prescribing without good faith examination.
Violation of Penal Code , burglary. Ordered July 22, , effective August 5, Violation of Business and Professions Code, section , disciplined by another State. Ordered July 16, , effective July 30, Violation of Business and Professions Code, sections , prescribing without good faith examination; , violation of drug statutes; , failure to maintain adequate medical records; b , gross negligence; c , repeated acts of negligence; d , incompetence; , excessive prescribing; , prescribing to addicts.
Business and Professions Code, section Disciplined by another State. Ordered May 6, , effective May 20, Suspension ordered May 29, LUU, James D. License fully restored effective February 20, Mission Viejo, CA 20A Revocation stayed; five year probation with terms and conditions, including a 60 day suspension.
Violations found of previous probationary orders. Ordered February 25, , effective March 27, No practice permitted from March 27, through May 25, Revocation stayed, three years probation with terms and conditions effective October 11, Business and Professions Code sections b , gross negligence; c , repeated acts of negligence; , failure to maintain adequate medical records.
Ordered December 5, , effective December 19, Business and Professions Code sections a abuse of alcohol; e , dishonesty; , practicing during license suspension; ,making false statements; a , conviction of crime. Ordered November 15, , effective November 29, Business and Professions Code sections Ordered October 26, Valley Village, CA 20A Interim Suspension Ordered issued suspending all practice privileges pending hearing Business and Professions Code sections Self-use of drugs; , violation of drug statutes; Health and Safety Code sections , obtaining controlled substance by fraud; , forging or alterations of prescriptions.
Government Code section , inability to practice medicine safely. Ordered December 3, De Berry, Aginah M. Revocation stayed, three years probation with terms and conditions. Ordered July 10, , effective July 24, License revoked by default decision.
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