07-19-2008, 06:56 PM
Don Dresden Wrote:Of course, since the good "doctor" went to an RA med school his work should be considered "the gold standard" by everyone he kills.
More Randock doc docs. (Aw come on, if you thought of it first you would have written it too.
)"Dr." Davis is an osteopath, not an MD. He graduated from Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine, part of NCACS-accredited A.T. Still University, in 1972.
ATSU is one of the few colleges anywhere offering legit medical programs online (although certainly not back in 1972).
Not just a bad doctor, but a bad liar too, according to docs filed with the court. He claimed he had been practicing medicine in Michigan "since 1973." Also claimed he had been employed as a medical doctor by the Bureau of Prisons "since November 29, 1992."
Woopsy!
He forgot about that 6-month suspension back in 1993. Just a little thing about killing some poor old lady in a nursing home.
Quote:The suspension was due to Dr. Davis’s neglect of a patient who had both of her legs amputated below the knee. The patient was admitted to the River Forest Nursing Care Center on June 1, 1987. Dr. Davis examined the patient only once on June 23, [1]987. She died on August 6, 1987. Nursing notes indicate that the patient suffered from a variety of problems and that the nursing staff attempted to contact Dr. Davis. On June 12, 1987, Dr. Davis was informed of open areas on the patient’s thighs and he stated he would come in and see her soon. Dr. Davis did not come in until June 23, 1987. On July 1, Dr. Davis was called and informed that the patient had fo[u]l, cloudy urine. Dr. Davis did nothing about this complaint. On August 5, 1987, Dr. Davis was called and a message left with his receptionist asking that he come and see this patient as soon as possible that there was fistula on the right stump with purulent drainage. The next day, August 6, 1987, Dr. Davis was attempted to be contacted 10 times the last time at 10:40 p.m. the approximate time of this patient’s death.
Oh well, can't win 'em all. Probably had something more important to do, like maybe a few rounds of golf or shopping for a new Mercedes.
This is the guy the feds are relying on for the proposition that Steve Randock's ticker is fit for prison? I wonder if he even noticed Steve Randock had a heart? If it took him some two months to check up on the old lady's purulent stumps who knows what else might just be too much trouble for him. Since he isn't the one who is going to die in prison why should he care?
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