MEETING OF THEBOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS OF THE

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

August 11-14, 1977The Radisson Plaza HotelCharlotte, North Carolina

The Board of Medical Examiners of the State of North Carolina met at TheRadisson Plaza Hotel, Charlotte, N. G. , August 11-14, 1777 for the purpose ofinterviewing applicants for license by endorsement of credentials and conductingother business.

Drs. Charles B. Milkerson, Jr. , President, J. Jerome Pence, Jr. , Secretary-Treasurer, David S. Citron, Bryant L. Galusha, Joyce H. Reynolds, and E. MilsonStaub were present. Dr. Bruce B. Blackmon was absent from the meeting. Alsopresent were Bryant D. Paris, Jr. , Executive Secretary, Mrs. Betty Joe Barick,Assistant Executive Secretary, Mrs. Diane Freeman, and Mr. Lee Denney, Investigator.

Thursday, August 11~eO ~m

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

RE: Visa ali in Examination —Dr. Galusha moved that the Board support theBoard of Directors of the Federation of State Medical Boards in their resolutiondeclaring the Visa Qualifying Examination as equivalent to the ECFMG examinationfor the purposes of EGHCG certification. Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed.

REs Dr Hadrahan Baner ee, Cleveland, Ohio —Request to be allowed to takeFLEX, and be covered by a resident's training license at a state institution whilewaiting to take the examination, and during the interim of certification of thegradesg and if he does not pass the examnnation the first time, but makes a FLEXMeighted Average of at least 70.0 on the first attempt, he be allowed to remain inthe state institution, covered by the resident's training license until the nextKZX examination. Dr. Galusha moved that Dr. Banerjee be advised that based onhis past performance on the FLEX examination, the Board feels this is tantamountto fulfilling the Board's policy on this matter, and the Board deny his request.Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed.

RE: Federation of Associations of Health arto Boards FAHRB Forum—Following general discussion of the upcoming meeting, Dr. Citron moved that theBoard's Executive Secretary attend the Fourth FAHRB Forum to be held in LouisianaSeptember 16-18, 1977, which will have workshops during the meeting on State BoardRecordkeeping, Competence of Health Professionals, and a Mock Hearing, as theBoard's representative. Seconded by Dr. Rey'nolds and duly passed.

Meeting adjourned until 9:00 a.m. , Friday, August 12.

Friday, August 12

RE: Recertification examination for Mobile Intensive Care Technicians—Following general discussion, Dr. Galusha moved that the procedure for the recer-tification examination be accepted as presented by the Office of Emergency MedicalServices, and the Board would appreciate it if that office would present to theBoard with each list of re-certified Mobile Intensive Care Technicians the following:

1) a liat of all persons taking the recertification examination, passes andfailures;

2) a copy of the examination for the Board's review;3) a brief explanation of the examination procedure, including such things as

whether it was closed or open-book examination, supervision, etc. ;and that the Executive Secretary so notify the Office of Emergency Medical Services.Motion seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed.

RE: Dr Alton R Anderson Raleigh, N. C. —Dr. Anderson missed taking thefirst part of the June, 1977 examination, stating that someone told him the firstday of the examination was Mednesday instead of Tuesday. Must he re-take the entireexamination or can he take only Part I at the next examination. The Board advisedthe Executive Secretary that the Board's policy is that the examination must betaken and passed in one sitting.

RE! Catawba Valle Technical Institute —Assistant to P sician Pro am:The Board discussed the training program for assi. stants to physicians at theCatavba Valley Technical Institute, which program presently will train assistantsfor work only in hospital emergency departments. The President of the Board vasauthorized to discuss the Board's concerns about the program with Colonel CharlesSpeed, Director of the Office of Emergency Medical Services, and the Board's con-cern for the students already enrolled inde program. The President was alsoauthorized to tell Colonel Speed that the Board vas considering making it a require-ment for all assistants to physicians to pass the examination given by the NationalCommission on Certification of Physician's Assistants in order to be approved bythe Board to function as an assistant to a physician.

Dr. Citron moved that the Board request their attorney to draft a proposedregulation vhich would require that an assistant to a physician pass the NationalCertifying Examination within a certain period of time after his graduation froman approved program as a requisite for his continued approval by the Board, aftera certain date, and that this be considered at the October, 1977 Board meeting.Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed.

Friday, August 12

RE: Dr Lewis B Bolin Gastonia, N. G. —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 RadissonPlaza Hotel, Charlotte, North Carolina, on Friday, August 12, 1977, at vhich hearingDr, Lewis B. Bolin did appear and vas represented by counsel, Frank P. Cooke, Esq.Following this hearing and the presentation of evidence, and upon motion duly madepseconded and passed, Dr. Bolin's license to practice medicine in the State of NorthCarolina was suspended; suspension stayed upon the terms and conditions as setforth in the Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Order of the Board.

Meeting adjourned until 9:00 a.m. , Saturday, August 13.

Saturday, August 13

RE: Int rvie for licen e b en orsement of cr entials —Physicians vhoappeared applying for license by endorsement of credentials, were individuallyinterviewed by the Board and approved for licensure this date!

Charles T. Adkins»Aous S. Al-KhaldiJames D. Allen»Kathryn Marijoan Andolsek»Luis G. AndradeEugenio V. Antonio, IIIJohn H. Arrington, IIIDavid S. Baker, II»Alfred J. Barber»Bruce J, BsrronGourtlandt D. BerryGeorge A. BinderMichael H. Bowman"James D. Branch"William H. Brandon»Christopher L. BrovnEmil E. BurnsLane R. Carlin»Scott T. Chatham»Alexander Chiaramonti»Wan Soo ChungGregory W. Cobb"Clyde E. CollinsWilliam O. Cornvell»Thomas B. Gruden»Richard M. Dasheiff»Hamer E. David, Jr.»Charles S. Davidson"Donald D. DavisPaul E. Dedick»David R, DeMaso»Mercedes M. de RiversRobert S. DicksteinCecil G. Dopson, Jr.»

George W. Dougan, Jr.Joseph W. DouglasRalph E. Duncan, IIISpencer E. DuranteJacqueline K. Du SoldWilliam David Du SoldRonald M, Eagar»Eric L. Effmann»Robert W. Elwell, Jr. »Michael E. Ende»John S. Fifer, Jr. »

Paul N. Fiser»Curtis J. FlanaganJohn D. FreemanJared D. GersteinMilton F. Gipstein, Jr.»Louis T. Giron, Jr.Mary Jane GraySusan E. Griffis»Steven J. Gross»Jonathan C. Hake»Michael D. Halber»Richard F. Handin»Steven D. Harlan»James J. Hatcher»David A. Hayes»Joseph S. Hayes"Richard W. Henderson"Gerald R. HerrinJames R. Hodges»Ruth S. HoffmanPhillip C. Hoopes»Paul E. Horton»Diane L. Huffman»

Laurence D. Hutchinson»Bernard J. Imrich»Donald E. JanelliLane E. Jenni. ngs»Randall D, Johnson"Michael D, Kaufman»Joel B. Keats"Ronald E. KeeneyRichard G ~ Kernish»Ka te KillebrewRussell J. Kilpatrick»Henry B. Kinard, III»Robert B. Kirkpatrick, III»Nark KirschRobert K. Kratz»Walter L. LaMar»Douglas C. Lect»Stephen I. Lester»Sidney L. Levinson»Stephen R. Levitt»Ying-Lang LinJing Ming LiuKaren R. Lowenstein»Osborne R. MacGuire»Felizardo H. NangundayaoFlorita G. MangundayaoMurthy G. K. NanneJoseph F. MartinakRudolph G. NatflerdFloyd M. McCaffree»Michael G. McCauley»Michael E. McCrory»Charles T. MebaneDavid S. Nendelson»

Applicants applying for license by endorsement, cont'd.

Deborah S. Nendelson»David F. MertenGeorge P. Messenger»James N. Nessmer»George A. Metzger»Robert S. Neyer»Richard M. MeyersAlma E. Niller»Darayes S. MobedBen)amin E. Moore»Patricia N. E. Moore»Anthony D. Morgan»Jeffrey A. Mossier»Ronald J. Neimkin»Anthony J. Nicolette, Jr.Carl D. Obenauf»Donald Oken»Charles W. Olanov»Jon B. Ovens, Jr.Rambhai CD PatelJay R. Poliner»Daniel PolskyPhillip W Poth»

David G. Pursley»Jerald D. Pyles»Nary A. RathbunTheodore Y. Rodgers, IIIOtto F. Rogers"Alan F. Rothfeld»Stanley J. Rothman»Richard B. Rubenstein»Michael H. Rubin»Joel S. Sanet»Joseph C. SapalaCharles J. Savarese, Jr.John J. SavareseRobert E. Schaaf»Earl Schwartz»Richard G. Schwartz»John A. ShallalMichael G. Sharp"Janet H. SilversteinLafayette L. Smith»Michael A. Smith»John J. Solic»Glinton R. Soriano»

John F, Steege»David A. Stempel»Dennis G. Stevens»Robert H. Stewart»Grover C. Stowe, III»Verbena N. SuggJohn L. SullivanNary Belle TaylorArthur A. Temlock»Harold A. Thomas, Jr. »Terrance C. TisdaleN. Fletcher Turner, III»Martin H. UlshenJames M. Weissman»Barbara W. Williams"Charles H. Wilson, Jr.»Lawrence B, Wolbarsht»Edvard G. Woodvard»Donald I. WoolfolkWilliam L. Young, III»Robert G. Zeller»Eric E. Zellner»James H. Zuger»

» Indicates applicant vho appeared before the Executive Secretary or a Board memberindividually for his personal interview applying for license by endorsement of credentials,and vas approved by the 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 andvere approved for licensure this date:

William J. HockettJohn A. HolmesNahmood Hosseinian

William J. KuhnsRasiklal H. LakhaniLouis G. Nuernberger

Federico P. PaduaPhillip J. WalkerStanley W. Weitzner

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

Sezai GurselMichael A. JacksonChong H. Lieu

Durnell McLaughlinAntreas D. MesrobianAndres S. Olearchyk

Sun Fan ShenDavid H. ZornovKarl K. Namvarry

Physicians vho appeared applying for license by endorsement of credentials andwere issued temporary licenses this dates

Robert Muilenburg Beverly Ann Olsen

REs Na ch 8 Bo r meetin —Dr. Galusha moved that an attempt be made toschedule the meeting in March, 1978 at the Pine Needles Lodge in Southern Pines, N.C.if they can provide the facilities the Board needs, and if not, the Board meet inRaleigh as tentatively planned now, but try to avoid meeting in Raleigh again exceptfor the June and December meetings, vhich are always held in Raleigh for the examina-tions. Seconded by Dr. Citron and duly passed, Dr. Wilkerson voting against the motion.

RE: Au et 1 8 Boar meetin —Dr. Staub moved that the Board meet at TheRadisson Plaza Hotel in Charlotte, North Carolina, August 10-13, 1978, Seconded by'Dr. Galusha and duly passed, Dr. Wilkerson voting against the motion.

REs Dr Charles G Rob Rochester, N.Y. —Consideration for license by endorse-ment. Dr. Rob does not hold a license in the United States by examination, and doesnot hold any American specialty Board certification; he is presently Chairman of theDepartment of Surgery of the University of Rochester School of Medicine. Dr, Galushamoved that the Board inform Dr. Pories, who wrote in behalf of Dr. Rob, that theythank him for his correspondence, and if Dr. Rob is seriously interested in practicingmedicine in the State of North Carolina, he can contact the North Carolina Board andthe Board will give his application every possible consideration. Seconded by Dr.Pence and duly passed,

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RE: June 1 FLEX examination —Certification of grades: Dr. Galushamoved that all applicants who received a FLEX weighted average of 75.0 or higheron the June, 1977 examination be approved for licensure in the State of NorthCarolina. Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed unanimously. They are as follows:

Solange N. N. Amos

Mohammed A. AtharThomas T. AtkinsonRobert S. BalsleyMarilyn L. BellRonald L. BellNark W. Bennett, Jr.Vi)ay G. BerdiaJames T. BowmanDeborah D. BoydGwendolyn M. BoydJeffrey G. BrantleyBrian A. BrossPatrick G. BurchJohn W. ByersDavid L. GallJoel N. GarterPaik H. ChangOliver P. GharltonJen-Tse ChengShu-Ghung S. GhengKuliakanda M. GhengappaKarolen R. ChurchJacalyn GoghlinElaine W. ColemanJohn R. Collier, Jr.Francis S. CollinsWilson S. Comer, Jr.Ronald P. GonoleyJames N. Gurrin, Jr.Richard E. GytowicNasreen R. DarRosemary E. deLeonGoerge R. DixsonLarry D. EggertMark E. EllisRobert H. Fabrey, IILennart FagraeusRonald J. FalkJoseph G. Fesperman, Jr.James L. FisherDiane G. FonesRobert D. FrancisHal:A. Franklin, IIJose A. Garcia-SaulBoyd B. Gasque, Jr.Herve F. GentilePatrizia E. GentileJames 0. Goldman, Jr.Stephen A. GoscinRichard D. GradyAdrian M. GriffinPeter C. GruenbergAlfred R. HansenJames B. HardinRobert N. Harper, Jr.

Robert N. HarrisDavid C. HenkeDouglas E. HenleyGeorge W. HenryNarianna M. HenryEugene L. HerzogJohn L. HofferAlan S. HollisterJames B. HoltYong-Woo HongCharles H. Hoover, IIICary F. Irons, IIIWilliam L. IsleyEric G. JellyGeorge M. JohnsonMary M. JohnsonPeter G. JohnsonWade T. JordanLerla G. JosephRichard J. KellyKevin A. KilbrideNoyra E. KileffMoon C. KimMichael E. KingAlbert K. KuhneAruna KumarGanesh KumarAnn D. LatimerAbdul G. LoyaNarvin E. B. LymberisFrederick H, Mabry, Jr.Mark P. MaierWilliam H. MarshPaul G. MartinDnnald P. McCurdySamuel B. NcLamb, Jr.Atul G. MehtaThomas M. MillerAshok K. ModhWarren H. MooreCalvin F. Morrow, Jr.Robert L. Munt, Jr.Talat NaderiPamela NelsonSteven R. NesheimThuan Dinh NgoJack W. Noneman, Jr.Julita S. Gastillo OlimpoBen)amin W. PageYeshawant B. ParanjapeHyun Kyo ParkVinod I. PatelMelinda C. PaulLouis N. PerlmuttSteven PiantadosiJesse C. Pittard

Ronald L. PlemmonsMichael L. PoolRobert B. PriceDavid L. PutnamCatherine M. RadovichEwa RadwanskaSamuel H. RakestrawKeith M. RamseyHee Soon RheeRiazuddinBertha P. RichardsonWilliam L. RichardsonArun B. RindaniJohn G. Roach, IIIRonald W. RobertsLee R. RocamoraCharles A. RogersonElbert A. Rudisill, Jr.William H. RyanJerry L. SelfPai-Wen SheenPamela B. ShirleySally F. ShuCharles G. SmithJohn B. Smith, Jr.Ronald S. SmithA. Mi SohLewis E. SpeagleDavid N. SpecsHoward J. StangElisabeth N. StangerJohn H. StanleyVaughn A. StarnesYoung Soo SuhCharles L. Sykes, Jr.Cheryl A. SzpakRobert J. TallaksenJohn B, R. ThomasMathai S. ThomasShirley S. TillmanSidi TuchfeldKenneth M. TwiddyJohn Cuthbertson VickSheela U. VinodJames B. Vogler, IIILester B. WallaceJohn W. Ward, IIIRichard G. WeaverWolf WeinbergMichael S. WheelerElsie E. WinsteadChristopher M. WiseAlan K. WoelfelPhillip C. WoodWayne G. WoodsYoung Joon You

RE: FLEX xamination —Requests for re-grading: Dr. Citron moved that theBoard make a charge of 425.00 over the total charge to the Board from the NationalBoard for any re-grading of an examination. Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed.

RE: Conversion —limited to full license: Dr. Galusha moved that the followingphysicians have their medical licenses converted from a limited to a full license,if all credentials have been completed and are in order:

James C.A. Fuchs Tint Lwin Ramesh P. DaveYing Huey Lee In Kyu Park Juliet Kim Song

Bruno J. UrbanGrena L. Wang

Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed.

RE: Biennial Re tration —Reinstatement: Dr. Galusha moved that if allfees and penalties have been paid, the following physicians' licenses, which weresuspended for failure to register as required by North Carolina General Statute90-15, be duly registered:

Nicholas S. GravenEdward L. Jones

Robert E. KleinMarilyn R. Moody

Heinz LichtensteinLlewellyn Phillips, II

John R. Tysinger

Seconded by Dr. Citron and duly passed.

Meeting adjourned until 2:00 p.m.

Saturday, August 13

RE: N w le 'slation —John Anderson, attorney for the Board, discussed thenew legislation that was considered and passed by the North Carolina General Assemblyduring their most recent session, concluded in June, 1977. This included an addi-tional requirement for licensure in the state of the successful completion of oneyear of post-graduate training in a Board-approved training program. Also includedas part of the new legislation are new Board procedures relating to public hearings,and the collection and compilation of records and information regarding physicianslicensed by the Board. Also in this same session of the General Assembly, a billwas passed entitled "An Act to Enable Registered and Licensed Practical Nurses toCarry Out the Orders of Physicians' Assistants Under Certain Conditions. " Thisbill concerns the use of written standing orders which must be employed when aphysician intends for his assistant to physician to give orders to registered orlicensed practical nurses. Following general discussion on this particular newlegislation, Dr. Citron moved that for any new applications for approval of assis-tants to physicians, or at the next registration period for all assistants tophysicians, should the supervising physician intend for his assistant he is applyingfor approval of, to give orders to registered nurses or licensed practical nurses,the Board will require, as part of that approval or registration process, the sub-mission of standing orders for the Board's review. Seconded by Dr. Pence and dulypassed.

RE: Dr Jo e h E Swanton Mississippi —Dr. Citron moved that the chargespreferred against Dr. Swanton be held in abeyance unless he advises the Board he isreturning to North Carolina to practice. Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed.

with the Board his request for special consideration for license by endorsement ofcredentials, although he does not meet the requirements of the Board regardingcitizenship. Dr. Shirkhoda said he wanted a full license because with his trainingand credentials he does not feel he should have a resident's training license,especially since he is here toteach as well as receive additional training himself;and he possibly may want to do some locum tenens. He said he did not think thecitizenship regulations were fair to him, and was asking the Board for their helpin working out this situation. The Board advised him they could not make an excep-tion to the rule, and since he does not yet have a resident's training license as ofthis date, he should apply for that immediately so he would be covered in his work.

REs Joint subcommittee —N. G ~ Board of Medical Examiners and N. CD Boardof Nursing —subcommittee reports Dr. Pence reported on the meeting of the jointsubcommittee held on Thursday afternoon, August 11. Topics discussed by thesubcommittee included House Bill 1216 which would allow registered nurses andlicensed practice nurses to take orders from assistants to physicians and registerednurses performing medical acts. This Bill is valid only until July 1, 1978, andduring this time will be reviewed by the Legislative Research Commission. Alsodiscussedwere the guidelines developed by the Joint Practice Committee for reviewby the subcommittee regarding nurses with graduate education who feel they havemet the same requirements as nurses having completed the FNP programs, and wantingcertification as registered nurses performing medical acts based on that graduateeducation. Dr. Citron informed the Board that the subcommittee members from theBoard would keep all the other members informed on all aspects of House Bill 1216and nurses with graduate education and action taken by the subcommittee in thisrespect. Other topics discussed included the time limit for countersigning orders, sitevisits to clinics utilizing nurse practitioners, and a workshop being planned bythe Maternal and Child Health Branch of the N. C. Department of Human Resources.

Subcommittee report, cont'd.

The following applications were submitted to the subcommittee, reviewed and approved:

Dr. William K. Wassink, Camden, N. G ~ —Earline A. JonesDr. R. 0. Manning, Lillington, N. G. —Mary Louise M. LloydDr. John R. Wilkins, Jr. , Fayetteville, N.C. —Edna G. Long

Dr. Pence moved that these applications be approved by the Board. Seconded byDr. Citron and duly passed.

The following applications were submitted to the subcommittee with credentialsincomplete, or more information required, and were approved if and when they wereoompleted satisfactory to the Executive Secretary of the Board of Medical Fxaminers:

Dr. Eugene C. Neeland, Wilson, N. CD —Della M. MooreDr. L. S. Woodall, Jr. , Smithfield, N. C. —Helen M. RayDr. Thomas B. Clay, Eden, N. C. —Donna J. EllisDr. James G. Jones, Greenville, N.C. —Robert Yow and Katherine Pratt

Dr. Pence moved that these application be approved by the Board if and when allcredentials are submitted satisfactory to the Executive Secretary. Seconded by Dr.Reynolds and duly passed.

Dr. Pence also reported that several applications were submitted for approval tothe subcommittee but were returned to the applicants for further information onsupervision, job descriptions, etc. , and were not approved by the subcommittee.

The following applications were submitted to the subcommittee with requestedchanges in the applications being submitted for re-approval, and were approved:

Dr. Carolyn C. Barker, Butner, N.C. —LaRue B. DanielDr. Cedric Porter, Asheville, N. CD —Dorothy S. HowaldDr. Daniel Gottovi, Wilmington, N. C. —Linda L. JasinskiDr. R. Stuart Roberson, Waynesville, N. C. —Ellen LeonardDr. Roy L. Morgan, Columbus, N. C. —Eleanor H. LoweDr. Abdolhakim Niazi-Sai, Ellerbe, N. C. —Cheryl R. RachehDr. Jack Cahn, Sparta, N.G. —Carol A. TaylorDr. Lillard F. Hart, Raleigh, N.C. —Janice Lee Tedder

Dr. Pence moved that the above requested changes in applications be approvedas approved by the subcommittee. Seconded by Dr. Citron and duly passed.

RE: Dr Charles Powell Marshall, N. G. —Clarification of practice sites forKathryn A. Johnson. Ms. Johnson is working at the Madison County Health Department,but is also helping out at the Hot Springs Clinic due to their recent heavy patientload, where she had previously been approved to work. Subcommittee advised herthat it is not the policy of the subcommittee to approve two practice sites, but herfirst approval to the Hot Springs Clinic will not be withdrawn at the present timebecause the committee understands her committment to her work.

RE: Dr Howard S Husse Jr. Tarboro, N.C. —new applications submitted forFlossie S. Dunston and Annie P. Vick following request of supervision clarificationat the June, 1977 meeting. Provisional approval granted to Ms. Dunston and Ms. Uickpending a site visit to the clinic in the near future, with a report due at theOctober, 1977 meeting.

Dr. Citron moved that the subcommittee report be approved by the Board.Seconded by Dr. Reynolds and duly passed.

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

Sunday, August 14

REs Mobile Intensive Gar Nurse —applications: Following review of theapplications submitted, Dr. Staub moved that all applications for approval of MobileIntensive Gare Nurses employed at High Point Memorial Hospital, Guigford County, beapproved by the Board. Seconded by Dr. Galusha and duly passed.

Dr. Staub moved that the applications for Mobile Intensive Care Nurses inOrange County be approved. Seconded by Dr. Galusha and duly passed.

Dr. Staub moved that the applications for Mobile Intensive Care Nurses inPolk County be approved. Seconded by Dr. Galusha and duly passed.

Dr. Staub moved that Ms. Elizabeth E. Crawford, Jamestown, N. C. be approved asa Mobile Intensive Care Nurse to work in Guilford County, having passed the examina-tion in her second attempt. Seconded by Dr. Galusha and duly passed.

RE: Emer enc Medical Technicians-I. V. —applications: Following reviewof the applications submitted for approval of the Orange County EMT-IV, Dr.Staub moved they all be approved. Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed.

Dr. Staub moved that the application for David Lineberry to be certified asan EMT-IV in Guilford County and the application for Adrian Munsell to be certifiedas an EMT-IV in Mecklenburg County be approved as presented. Seconded by Dr.Galusha and duly passed.

RE: Assistants to sicians —applications:

RE! Dr or e M Cole ou h, Morehead City, N. CD —application concerningTimothy L. Cobb. Dr. Galusha moved that the application be approved. Seconded byDr. Citron and duly passed.

RE: f R Cor ll Minston-Salem, N. C. —application concerning SidneyM. Lavender, II. Dr. Galusha moved that Mr. Lavender be approved if and when allletters of recommendation are received and are satisfactory to the Executive Secre-tary. Seconded by Dr. Citron and duly passed.

RE: Dr John M Harrelson, Durham, N. C. —application concerning Gayle M.Patterson. Dr. Galusha moved that the application be approved if and when allcredentials are complete satisfactory to the Execuvive Secretazy . Seconded byDr. Citron and duly passed.

RE: Dr Carl W Hoffman Lumberton, N.C. —application concerning Michael T.Newton. Dr. Citron moved that the application be approved. Seconded by Dr. Penceand duly passed.

REs Dr Thomas J Jaski Rutherfordton, N.C. —application concerning Donna P.Mitchell. Dr. Citron moved that the application be approved. Seconded by Dr.Pence and duly passed.

RE! Dr Robe t A Kuhn, Reidsville, N.C. —application concerning John Carter.Dr. Reynolds moved that the application be approved. Seconded by Dr. Galusha andduly passed.

RE: Dr Milliam V Levis III, Swansboro, N. C. —application concerning CharlesG. Abernethy, Dr. Reynolds moved that the application be approved if and whenall credentials are complete satisfactory to the Executive Secretary. Secondedby Dr. Galusha and duly passed.

RE: Dr Stuart T Ma nar Jr. , Harrells, N. C. —application concerning BarbaraY. Lipsey. Dr. Milkerson moved that the application be approved. Seconded by Dr.Pence and duly passed.

RE: Dr James H Peedin Jr Atkinson, N. C. —application concerning StevenMeltzer. Dr. Milkerson moved that the application be approved. Seconded by Dr.Pence and duly passed.

RE: Dr Donald D. Peterson, N. Milkesboro, N. CD —application concerning RobertL. Lawhorn. Dr. Milkerson moved that a letter be written to Dr. Peterson regardingback-up physician coverage, and if he does not have a back-up physician, his assistantis not to practice or ork in any manner while he, Dr. Peterson, is out of town,away from his office, etc. , and he be requested to indicate the time period that willelapse between a patient being seen by the assistant and Dr. Peterson's review ofthe chart and the assistant's notes, with the time period of 24 hours being sugges-ted. Seconded by Dr. Galusha and duly passed.

RE: Dr Carl G Pickard Jr , Prospect Hill, N.C. —application concerningSusan M. Edgman. Dr. Staub moved that this application be approved if and whenthe assistant's signature is obtained and the time for review of charts of patientsseen by the assistant is indicated in the application, that being 24 hours.Seconded by Dr. Galusha and duly passed.

REs Dr Fred L St llin s, Maxton, N.C. —application concerning Thomas E. Coe.Dr. Pence moved that this application be approved if and when the supervisingphysician is licensed, and if and when all letters of recommendation are received,satisfactory to the Executive Secretary. Seconded by Dr. Galusha and duly passed.

Assistants to physicians: applications, cont'd.

RE: Dr Jame H. San ers, Brevard, N.C. —application concerning Gerald E,Manning, II. Dr. Staub moved that the application be approved if and when a state-ment regarding supervision of the assistant is included with the application, indi-cating the period of time for chart review, and a statement from the physicians berequested indicating that the assistant will prescribe only those medications listedon the formulary rather than the general statement included on the last page of theapplication form. Seconded by Dr. Galusha and duly passed.

RE: Dr Bett L Whitener, Butner, N, C. —application concerning James Quick.Dr. Pence moved that the application be approved. Seconded by Dr. Galusha and dulypassed+

REs D D niel Gottovi, Wilmington, N. C. —application concerning Catherine P.Vangellow. Dr. Pence moved that the request approval for a change in the job

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description be approved. Seconded by Dr. Citron and duly passed.

REs Dr Tha B Wester, Lumberton, N. C. —application concerning Pierce N. Lewis.Dr. Reynolds moved that the requested change in job description be approved.Seconded by Dr. Pence and duly passed.

There being no further business to come before the Board at this time,Dr. Wilkerson moved that the meeting be adjourned. Seconded by Dr. Galusha andduly passed. Meeting adjourned.

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