Re: more on the $3000.00 fine
Gingras, Ron
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Title:
Re: more on the $3000.00 fine
Creator:
Gingras, Ron
Date:
3/6/2002
Text:
Instead of suggesting ways for orthopedic technicians to get around the
educational requirements of the law, which by the way ,were established to
protect patients from untrained individuals, why don't you ask the
Orthopedic technicians to get the training necessary to practice safely if
they wish to be orthotists.
Why don't you stop playing games and let everyone know who you are
Charlie.We know about how O and P licensure has interfered with your own
personal financial asperations. Anyway you can bring the law down you are
going to try to do it for your own personal gain.The same old song ,
different day.
Ron
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jacob Nudelman [SMTP: <Email Address Redacted> ]
> Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2002 5:21 PM
> To: <Email Address Redacted>
> Subject: [OANDP-L] more on the $3000.00 fine
>
> Some people have asked for the url of the Fla Med Board so they can see
> the
> minutes of the November 30th meeting.
>
> <URL Redacted>
>
> click on the minutes near the bottom of third page and go to page 3 of the
> PDF document.
>
> Please also notice, that present at all the Fla Medical Board meetings are
> attorneys from ACHA. The same investigative arm that the O&P Board
> referes
> their so-called violations of the O&P Statutes to.
>
> So here is ACHA being told by the Medical Board (44,000 Docs) that their
> licencee's are not in violation of the statutes AND then they are referred
> the same Docs by the O&P Board for investigation of the same violation
> that
> they are not in violation of according to the Fla Medical Board.
>
> Its called GOV COMEDY!!!! I can't even make this stuff up.
>
> And after careful review of the the rulings of the March 1st FLA O&P
> Board Meeting and re-reading the exemption page which the Board quoted
> in the decision to fine Esther(yes! an Esther too & Phil $3000.00, I have
> come to the conslusion that, YES, acording to the O&P Board, Orthopedic
> Technologists cannot wotk in the state of Florida doing their regular
> scope
> of practice under the supervision of the Orthopedic Surgeon.
>
> However......
>
> They can work for a Pharmacist. Here is the exemption right from the
> Florida O&P statutes exemption page.
>
> (3) The provisions of this act relating to orthotics or pedorthics do not
> apply to any licensed pharmacist or to any person acting under the
> supervision of a licensed pharmacist. The practice of orthotics or
> pedorthics by a pharmacist or any of the pharmacist's employees acting
> under
> the supervision of a pharmacist shall be construed to be within the
> meaning
> of the term practice of the profession of pharmacy as set forth in s.
> 465.003(13), and shall be subject to regulation in the same manner as any
> other pharmacy practice. The Board of Pharmacy shall develop rules
> regarding
> the practice of orthotics and pedorthics by a pharmacist. Any pharmacist
> or
> person under the supervision of a pharmacist engaged in the practice of
> orthotics or pedorthics shall not be precluded from continuing that
> practice
> pending adoption of these rules.
>
> I checked the Pharmacy regs and did not see any adoption of these rules
> and then I called the Pharmacy Board and they told me there is none
> waiting
> to be adopted. Its a none issue as far as they are concerned. Nothing the
> O&P Board does affects a Pharmacist.
>
> As the O&P Board said last Friday, sooner or later all the orthotechs will
> be rooted out and forced to stopworking for Orthopedic Surgeons, so now,
> according to the O&P Boards own rules, they can now go down the block to
> Walgreens, Eckerds, or CVS and open up an Orthotic shop within the
> Pharmacy
> & under the supervision of the Pharmacist.
>
> Heck, if I were an OrthoTech I would set up a business pronto with my
> local
> Pharmacist. One Vioxx Rx, One G2 Unloader Rx, same place.
>
> If I am wrong about this, please point out where?
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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>
>
>
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>
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educational requirements of the law, which by the way ,were established to
protect patients from untrained individuals, why don't you ask the
Orthopedic technicians to get the training necessary to practice safely if
they wish to be orthotists.
Why don't you stop playing games and let everyone know who you are
Charlie.We know about how O and P licensure has interfered with your own
personal financial asperations. Anyway you can bring the law down you are
going to try to do it for your own personal gain.The same old song ,
different day.
Ron
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jacob Nudelman [SMTP: <Email Address Redacted> ]
> Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2002 5:21 PM
> To: <Email Address Redacted>
> Subject: [OANDP-L] more on the $3000.00 fine
>
> Some people have asked for the url of the Fla Med Board so they can see
> the
> minutes of the November 30th meeting.
>
> <URL Redacted>
>
> click on the minutes near the bottom of third page and go to page 3 of the
> PDF document.
>
> Please also notice, that present at all the Fla Medical Board meetings are
> attorneys from ACHA. The same investigative arm that the O&P Board
> referes
> their so-called violations of the O&P Statutes to.
>
> So here is ACHA being told by the Medical Board (44,000 Docs) that their
> licencee's are not in violation of the statutes AND then they are referred
> the same Docs by the O&P Board for investigation of the same violation
> that
> they are not in violation of according to the Fla Medical Board.
>
> Its called GOV COMEDY!!!! I can't even make this stuff up.
>
> And after careful review of the the rulings of the March 1st FLA O&P
> Board Meeting and re-reading the exemption page which the Board quoted
> in the decision to fine Esther(yes! an Esther too & Phil $3000.00, I have
> come to the conslusion that, YES, acording to the O&P Board, Orthopedic
> Technologists cannot wotk in the state of Florida doing their regular
> scope
> of practice under the supervision of the Orthopedic Surgeon.
>
> However......
>
> They can work for a Pharmacist. Here is the exemption right from the
> Florida O&P statutes exemption page.
>
> (3) The provisions of this act relating to orthotics or pedorthics do not
> apply to any licensed pharmacist or to any person acting under the
> supervision of a licensed pharmacist. The practice of orthotics or
> pedorthics by a pharmacist or any of the pharmacist's employees acting
> under
> the supervision of a pharmacist shall be construed to be within the
> meaning
> of the term practice of the profession of pharmacy as set forth in s.
> 465.003(13), and shall be subject to regulation in the same manner as any
> other pharmacy practice. The Board of Pharmacy shall develop rules
> regarding
> the practice of orthotics and pedorthics by a pharmacist. Any pharmacist
> or
> person under the supervision of a pharmacist engaged in the practice of
> orthotics or pedorthics shall not be precluded from continuing that
> practice
> pending adoption of these rules.
>
> I checked the Pharmacy regs and did not see any adoption of these rules
> and then I called the Pharmacy Board and they told me there is none
> waiting
> to be adopted. Its a none issue as far as they are concerned. Nothing the
> O&P Board does affects a Pharmacist.
>
> As the O&P Board said last Friday, sooner or later all the orthotechs will
> be rooted out and forced to stopworking for Orthopedic Surgeons, so now,
> according to the O&P Boards own rules, they can now go down the block to
> Walgreens, Eckerds, or CVS and open up an Orthotic shop within the
> Pharmacy
> & under the supervision of the Pharmacist.
>
> Heck, if I were an OrthoTech I would set up a business pronto with my
> local
> Pharmacist. One Vioxx Rx, One G2 Unloader Rx, same place.
>
> If I am wrong about this, please point out where?
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> _________________________________________________________________
> Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at
> <URL Redacted>.
>
>
Citation
Gingras, Ron, “Re: more on the $3000.00 fine,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 25, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/218610.
