Niemeyer,
M
NCMB
Investigation showed opiates being prescribed to patients with inadequate exam,
history, and assessing efficacy of medications. Physician maintains that
he did nothing improper, had documented adequate history, exam, diagnosis and
plan including assessing the efficacy of prescribed medications. States
that this is just another case of the NCMB using reviewers that will give them
the answer that they want to hear.
5/14/09
Motion for Full-Board Hearing
Unfortunately
he had difficulties financially and was forced to accept the proposed consent
order.
7/2009
Consent Order; Reviewing above Suspended for 3 years, stayed other than 8
months, shall not prescribe Schedule I, II, III, IV. At the end of the
suspension may request relief from this. He must write a written apology
acceptable to the Board President and Staff regarding his conduct,
obey all laws, keep address currentÉ
***Where
was the NCMB-mandated CME class on record keeping and prescribing of
opiates? It sounds like he was trying to get in front of the Board and
then foolishly allowed himself to be talked out of it.