A psychiatrist is suing the North Carolina Physicians Health Program (NCPHP) and several other agencies after being unlawfully terminated and forced to undergo a psychiatric evaluation. He alleges that these events followed him raising concerns about the treatment of service members with PTSD. He describes the experience as “a Kafkaesque nightmare.”
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The comments after this article are mind boggling.
No one is safe; nowhere to hide.
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The comments are a relief to read as they all support the whistleblower shrink against the system.
Heads up to Justin Karter — If anyone links to this article from MIA any comments they leave will be automatically attributed to “Justin Karter” unless they change the name.
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Several different “Justin Karters” have already commented. The link above opens the page in Justin’s account. The link needs to be changed to this: http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/858968.
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Read a few of the comments and woooah.
From the article
“The broadly applied policies and practices of the NCPHP “draw unimpaired licensees into a Kafkaesque ‘damned if you do, damned if you don’t’ catch-22 scenario that almost always ends in severe and underserved harm,”If anyone wants to know what that unimpaired license feels like, ask a patient.
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Thank you for bringing this to my attention. I have changed the link and requested that all comments in my name be removed.
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