Jimenez v. Wellstar Health System
Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
BLACK, Circuit Judge:
This case involves the allegedly discriminatory suspension of a physician’s medical staff privileges. Medical staff privileges allow a physician both to treat patients at the privilege-granting hospital and to receive patient referrals from that hospital. Appellees — physicians, administrators, and hospitals associated with WellStar Health System (WellStar) — suspended the medical staff privileges of Appellant, Dr. Omar F. Jimenez, an African-American physician with a specialty in neurosurgery. Jimenez believed the suspension was racially motivated and brought claims…
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