Legal Opinion
Brandner v. Providence Health & Services - Washington
Alaska Supreme Court
Decided May 19, 2017No. 7172 S-15933PublishedCited by 6 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION ON REHEARING
WINFREE, Justice,
I: INTRODUCTION
Providence Alaska Medical Center terminated Dr. Michael Bi'andner’s hospital privileges without an opportunity to be heard after determining he had violated hospital policy by failing to report an Alaska State Medical Board order requiring him to undergo an evaluation of his fitness to practice medicine. Dr. Brandner unsuccessfully challenged this action through Providence’s internal post-termination hearing and appeal procedures. Dr. Brandner then sued-in superior court, seeking reinstatement and damages for, in relevant part, alleged due…
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