[MNJohnnie]

Is there something like disbarment for “Medical Professionals” who knowingly violate medical ethics codes of conduct?

Their behavior here is contrary to every rule of their profession.

[robowombat]

Yes, license to practice can be suspended or lifted indefinitely or permanently. Unfortunately hard to do. Most often happens for being drunk or stoned while practicing.

[Kozy]

These three learned doctors should go into the WH and physically remove President Trump.

[pepsionice]

You’d have to go to the state medical board and present a complaint. Odds are against any results, but it forces them to accept a complaint, and starts a trend. Maybe if 500 people lodged complaints like this....they’d have to call the guy in and mandate some suspension for a period of time, while he gets ‘treatment’.

[heshtesh]

Is there something like disbarment for “Medical Professionals” who knowingly violate medical ethics codes of conduct?
Their behavior here is contrary to every rule of their profession.

Please their democrats, you know better.

[hinckley buzzard]

Forgedaboutit. Medical Licensing Boards are like Inspector Generals: their role is to protect the interest of their swampy malefactors, at the expense of justice for hapless citizens.

These practitioners are indeed deeply unethical, but the medical profession couldn’t care less, as long as the malpractice sharks stay away from the door.

[Nifster]

Oh indeed. Sadly it doesn’t stop them from blathering or the msm from repeating

[SendShaqtoIraq]

yes. it’s called getting your license revoked

[Chickensoup]

Yes through their state medical societies.

People have to contact them and file grievances

[firebrand]

One of the most disturbing intrusions of the Left is their intrusion into the psychotherapeutic profession.