Oregon Medical Board BOARD ACTION REPORT
Oregon Medical BoardBOARD ACTION REPORTApril 15, 2020The information contained in this report summarizes new, interim, and final actions taken by theOregon Medical Board between March 16, 2020, and April 15, 2020.Scanned copies of Interim Stipulated Orders, Orders of Emergency Suspension, StipulatedOrders, Final Orders, Termination Orders, Modification Orders, Voluntary Limitations, and nondisciplinary Corrective Action Agreements are included at the end of this report in the order thatthey appear in the report. These orders are marked with an * asterisk. Scanned copies of thefollowing actions are not included in this report: Consent Agreements and their modifications/terminations (non-disciplinary, do notimpose practice limitations) Terminations of non-disciplinary Corrective Action Agreements Complaint and Notices of Proposed Disciplinary Action (not final actions by the Board)These documents, however, are public and are available upon request.Printed copies of documents not provided with this report are available to the public. To obtain aprinted copy of a document not provided in this report, please complete the License Verificationand Malpractice Report Request seeinfo-verification.pdf) found under the Forms link on the Board's web site. You may submit theform by fax to (971) 673-2670, by email to info@omb.oregon.gov, or by mail to:Oregon Medical Board1500 SW 1st Ave, Ste 620Portland, OR 97201Copies of the Orders listed below are mailed to Oregon hospitals where the Licensee selfreported that he/she has privileges.*Abreu, Enrique Alexander, DO; DO25617; Portland, OROn April 2, 2020, Licensee entered into a Stipulated Order with the Board for unprofessional ordishonorable conduct and willfully violating any Board order or rule. This Order reprimandsLicensee; assesses a 10,000 civil penalty; suspends Licensee's license for six months, with thefinal two months of suspension held in abeyance; places Licensee on probation for ten years;requires the presence of a medically trained chaperone for all clinical encounters with femalepatients; restricts Licensee from treating patients with IV infusions for a mental health conditionwithout a psychiatrist referral; restricts Licensee from treating patients with oral anti-depressantmedications; and subjects Licensee's practice to no-notice chart audits and office visits by theBoard's designee.*Boespflug, Randolph Roy, MD; MD15363; Dallas, OROn April 2, 2020, the Board issued an Order Modifying Stipulated Order. This Order modifiesLicensee's 2015 Stipulated Order by removing term 4.4.
*Cardwell, Kevin Wayne, PA; PA177486; Corvallis, OROn April 2, 2020, Licensee entered into a Stipulated Order with the Board for unprofessional ordishonorable conduct; repeated acts of negligence; willful violation of any rule adopted by theBoard; refusing an invitation for an informal interview with the Board; prescribing controlledsubstances without following accepted procedures for examination of patients or for recordkeeping; and failing to self-report within 10 days any official action taken against Licensee. ThisOrder surrenders Licensee's medical license while under investigation.*Cull, Anthony Salvatore, MD; MD25143; Portland, OROn April 2, 2020, Licensee entered into a Stipulated Order with the Board for unprofessional ordishonorable conduct; obtaining any fee by fraud or misrepresentation; and gross or repeated actsof negligence; and making a fraudulent claim. This Order surrenders Licensee's medical licensewhile under investigation; reprimands Licensee; and assesses a civil penalty of 5000, with 2500 held in abeyance.*Krebs, Richard Miller, MD; MD170913; Portland, OROn April 2, 2020, Licensee entered into a Stipulated Order with the Board for unprofessional ordishonorable conduct; fraud or misrepresentation in applying for a license to practice in thisstate; and willful violation of any Board rule. This Order surrenders Licensee's medical licensewhile under investigation.*Lewis, Jack Byron, MD; MD28015; Brookings, OROn April 2, 2020, Licensee entered into a non-disciplinary Corrective Action Agreement withthe Board. In this Agreement, Licensee agreed to complete a pre-approved courses oncommunication and anger management.*Mucha, Terrace Roberta, MD; MD153918; Bend, OROn April 2, 2020, Licensee entered into a non-disciplinary Corrective Action Agreement withthe Board. In this Agreement, Licensee agreed to complete a pre-approved course on EKGinterpretation and to have all EKGs overread by a pre-approved mentor who will provide reportsto the Board for at least eighteen months.Overman, Kyle Austin, AC; Applicant; Portland, OROn March 23, 2020, Applicant entered into a non-disciplinary Consent Agreement for Re-Entryto Practice with the Board. In this Agreement, Applicant agreed to complete an 80-hourmentorship with a Board-approved clinical supervisor and complete 30 hours of continuingeducation.Perfecto, Claudia Raquel, LAc; AC193430; Tualatin, OROn April 2, 2020, the Board issued an Order Terminating Consent Agreement for Re-Entry toPractice. This Order terminates Licensee's January 30, 2020, Consent Agreement for Re-Entryto Practice.*Popowich, Yale Sands, MD; MD26661; Portland, OROn April 2, 2020, the Board issued an Order Modifying Stipulated Order. This Order modifiesterm 4.12 of Licensee's 2019 Stipulated Order.
*Powell, Kelly Stephen, DO; Applicant; Bend, OROn April 2, 2020, Applicant entered into a Stipulated Order with the Board for unprofessional ordishonorable conduct; fraud or misrepresentation in applying for a license to practice in thisstate; and willful violation of any Board rule. With this Order, Applicant withdraws hisapplication for licensure while under investigation.*Reagan, Charles Peter, MD; MD19027; Coos Bay, OROn April 2, 2020, Licensee entered into a Stipulated Order with the Board for unprofessional ordishonorable conduct; gross or repeated acts of negligence; willful violation of any rule adoptedby the Board; and prescribing controlled substances without a legitimate medical purpose orwithout following accepted procedures for examination of patients or for record keeping. ThisOrder retires Licensee's medical license while under investigation.*Schultz, George Edward, DO; DO21031; Medford, OROn April 2, 2020, the Board issued an Order Modifying Corrective Action Agreement. ThisOrder modifies term 4.2 of Licensee's 2018 Corrective Action Agreement.*Strickler, Rex Grenville, PA; PA01028; Medford, OROn April 2, 2020, Licensee entered into a Stipulated Order with the Board for unprofessional ordishonorable conduct. This Order retires Licensee's medical license while under investigation.*Tambakis-Odom, Constance Roseann, MD; MD166388; Jacksonville, NCOn April 2, 2020, Licensee entered into a Stipulated Order with the Board for disciplinary actionagainst her medical license by another state and willful violation of any Board rule. This Orderreprimands Licensee and assesses a civil penalty of 500.*Taylor, Tressa Rechard, MD; Applicant; Grants Pass, OROn April 2, 2020, Applicant entered into a Stipulated Order with the Board for unprofessional ordishonorable conduct; fraud or misrepresentation in applying for a license to practice in thisstate; and willful violation of any Board rule. With this Order, Applicant withdraws herapplication for licensure while under investigation and is assessed a civil penalty of 5,000.*Townsend-Fixott, Dawna-Marie, MD; MD25339; Redmond, OROn March 16, 2020, Licensee entered into an Interim Stipulated Order to voluntarily cease theinitiation of chronic pain treatment with opioids; taper current chronic pain patients to 90 MEDor less or transfer care of the patient; limit prescribing for acute pain; taper concurrentbenzodiazepines or transfer care of the patient; cease prescribing concurrent benzodiazepines ormuscle relaxants with opioids; and obtain an annual EKG for all patients taking methadonepending the completion of the Board's investigation into her ability to safely and competentlypractice medicine.*Von Dippe, Patrick Beauregard, MD; MD27158; Coquille, OROn April 2, 2020, Licensee entered into a Stipulated Order with the Board for unprofessional ordishonorable conduct and impairment. This Order reprimands Licensee and requires Licensee toremain enrolled and in good standing in a monitoring program.
*Webster, Kim Barclay, MD; MD15098; Portland, OROn April 2, 2020, Licensee entered into a Stipulated Order with the Board for unprofessional ordishonorable conduct; gross or repeated acts of negligence; and prescribing controlled substanceswithout a legitimate medical purpose or without following accepted procedures for examinationof patients or for record keeping. This Order retires Licensee's medical license while underinvestigation.Wheeler, Patricia Leigh, MD; MD18322; Fort Duchesne, UTOn April 2, 2020, the Board issued an Order Terminating Corrective Action Agreement. ThisOrder terminates Licensee's 2019 Corrective Action Agreement.*Young, Michael Patrick, MD; MD25086; Springdale, UTOn April 2, 2020, Licensee entered into a Stipulated Order with the Board for unprofessional ordishonorable conduct; gross or repeated acts of negligence; and making a fraudulent claim. ThisOrder surrenders Licensee's medical license while under investigation.No Complaint and Notices of Proposed Disciplinary Action were issued in the last month.If you have any questions regarding this service, please call the Board at (971) 673-2700 or tollfree within Oregon at (877) 254-6263.
1BEFORE THE2OREGON MEDICAL BOARD3STATE OF OREGON4In the Matter of5ENRIQUE ALEXANDER ABREU, DOLICENSE NO. DO25617678)))))STIPULATED ORDER1.9The Oregon Medical Board (Board) is the state agency responsible for licensing,10regulating and disciplining certain health care providers, including osteopathic physicians, in the11State of Oregon. Enrique Alexander Abreu, DO (Licensee) is a licensed osteopathic physician in12the State of Oregon.132.Licensee is a board-certified anesthesiologist practicing in Portland, Oregon. On April 5,14152018, Licensee entered into a Stipulated Order with the Board which placed conditions on16Licensee’s Oregon osteopathic license. On December 17, 2019, the Board issued a Complaint17and Notice of Proposed Disciplinary Action in which the Board proposed to take disciplinary18action by imposing up to the maximum range of potential sanctions identified in ORS19677.205(2), which may include the revocation of license, a 10,000 civil penalty per violation,20and assessment of costs, pursuant to ORS 677.205 against Licensee for violations of the Medical21Practice Act, to wit: ORS 677.190(I)(a) unprofessional or dishonorable conduct, as defined in22ORS 677.188(4)(a) any conduct contrary to recognized standards of ethics, or any conduct or23practice which does or might constitute a danger to the health or safety of a patient or the public;24ORS 677.190( 17) willfully violating any Board order or rule, specifically OAR 847-001 -0024(2)25Compliance; and ORS 677.415(4) Licensee shall self-report within 10 working days any official26action taken against the Licensee.27IllPage 1 -STIPULATED ORDER - Enrique Alexander Abreu, DO
13.2Licensee and the Board desire to settle this matter by the entry of this Stipulated Order.3Licensee understands that he has the right to a contested case hearing under the Administrative4Procedures Act (Oregon Revised Statutes chapter 183), and fully and finally waives the right to a5contested case hearing and any appeal therefrom by the signing of and entry of this Order in the6Board’s records. Licensee neither admits nor denies, but the Board finds that Licensee engaged7in conduct as described in the December 17, 2019, Complaint and Notice of Proposed8Disciplinary Action, and that this conduct violated the Medical Practice Act, to wit ORS9677.190(1 )(a), as defined in ORS 677.188(4)(a); ORS 677.190(17), specifically OAR 847-001 100024(2); and ORS 677.415(4). Licensee understands that this Order is a public record and is a11disciplinary action that is reportable to the National Practitioner Data Bank and the Federation of12State Medical Boards.4.131415Licensee and the Board agree that the Board will close this investigation and resolve thismatter by entry of this Stipulated Order, subject to the following conditions:164.1Licensee is reprimanded.174.2Licensee must pay a civil penalty of 10,000 no later than thirteen months from18the date the Board Chair signs this Order. Licensee may make payments, as long as no payment,19excepting the final payment, is less than 100. No payment is required until the active20suspension period described in term 4.3 of this Order is completed.2122234.3Licensee’s osteopathic medicine license is suspended for six months effectiveApril 3, 2020, with the final two months of suspension held in abeyance.4.4Licensee is placed on probation for ten years effective the first day of the month24following the month in which this Order becomes effective. Licensee must report in person to25the Board at each of its quarterly meetings at the scheduled times for a probation interview,26unless otherwise directed by the Board's Compliance Officer or its Investigative Committee.27Interviews may be held electronically, at the Board's discretion, between Licensee and thePage 2 -STIPULATED ORDER -- Enrique Alexander Abreu, DO
1Board's Compliance Officer (or its designee) using Board established protocols for the location2and electronic transmission of the meeting. Licensee is responsible for supplying and3maintaining the equipment and technology necessary for him to participate in the electronic4meetings. Licensee will be notified if and when such meetings are scheduled in lieu of an in 5person appearance at a quarterly Board meeting. After five years of continued compliance with6all the terms of this Order, Licensee may submit a written request for relief from this term.4.57Licensee must not conduct any clinical encounter with any female patient without a8medically trained chaperone being present throughout the course of the encounter. The chaperone9must either hold an Oregon license to practice a health care profession or must complete a course10for medical chaperones that has been pre-approved by the Board’s medical director. The11chaperone, if clinically trained to do so, may room the patient and take vital signs prior to the12Licensee entering the room. After Licensee is in the room, the chaperone must only observe the13Licensee’s behavior and actions throughout the exam, procedure, or clinical encounter; the14chaperone may not have any other clinical or administrative responsibilities while Licensee is in15the room. The presence of the chaperone must be immediately documented in the patient chart.16The chaperone must not be a friend or relative of the patient or Licensee.4.617Licensee must not treat any patient with IV infusions for a mental health condition,18to include depression, or for any other condition if the patient has a co-existing mental health19condition, without a current written referral from a psychiatrist. Infusions must occur within 3020days from the date of referral, up to a maximum of six infusions may occur as part of a treatment21course. Any further IV infusion treatments must be preceded by a patient re-assessment by the22referring psychiatrist and a new written referral to Licensee. Written referrals must become part of23the patient chart.244.7Licensee must not treat patients with oral anti-depressant medications.254.8Licensee and his practice are subject to no notice office visits and chart audits26conducted by the Board's designee.27///Page 3 -STIPULATED ORDER -- Enrique Alexander Abreu, DO
1234564.9The Stipulated Order of April 5, 2018, terminates effective the date the Board Chairsigns this Order.4.10Licensee must obey all Federal and Oregon State laws and regulations pertainingto the practice of medicine,4.11Licensee stipulates and agrees that any violation of the terms of this Order shallbe grounds for further disciplinary action under ORS 677.190(17).785.This Order becomes effective the date it is signed by the Board Chair.910IT IS SO STIPULATED thi2020.IT IS SO ORDERED this2020.1112131415161718KATHLEEN HARDER, MDBoard Chair192021222324252627Page 4 -STIPULATED ORDER - Enrique Alexander Abreu, DO
1BEFORE THE2OREGON MEDICAL BOARD3STATE OF OREGON4In the Matter of)56RANDOLPH ROY BOESPFLUG, MDLICENSE NO. MDl 5363) ORDER MODIFYING) STIPULATED ORDER781.9On January 8, 2015, Randolph Roy Boespflug, MD (Licensee) entered into a Stipulated10Order with the Oregon Medical Board (Board). This Order placed Licensee on probation with11certain conditions. On April 2, 2015, the Board issued an Order Modifying Stipulated Order,12which terminated terms 4.1, 4.2, and 4.3 of the Stipulated Order. On February 4, 2020, Licensee13submitted a written request asking the Board to terminate the Stipulated Order. Term 4.4 reads:14174.4Licensee is placed on probation for five years. Licensee must report in person tothe Board at each of its regularly scheduled quarterly meetings at the scheduled times fora probationer interview unless directed to do otherwise by the Board or its ComplianceOfficer. After two years of compliance with this Order, and completion of terms 4.2 and4.3 of this Order, Licensee may submit a written request to modify this term.182.151619Having fully considered Licensee’s request and compliance with this term, the Board20terminates term 4.4 of the January 8, 2015, Stipulated Order effective the date this21Order is signed by the Board Chair.22with the exception of terms 4.1, 4.2, and 4.3, are unchanged and remain in full force and effect.232425All other terms of the January 8, 2015, Stipulated Order,IT IS SO ORDERED this 2nd day of April, 2020.OREGON-MEDICAL BOARDState/of Oregon /2627KATHLEEN HARDER, MDBoard ChairPAGE 1 - ORDER MODIFYING STIPULATED ORDER - Randolph Roy Boespflug, MD
1BEFORE THE2OREGON MEDICAL BOARD3STATE OF OREGON4In the Matter of56KEVIN WAYNE CARDWELL, PALICENSE NO. PAI 77486))))STIPULATED ORDER7891.The Oregon Medical Board (Board) is the state agency responsible for licensing,10regulating and disciplining certain health care providers, including physician assistants, in the11State of Oregon. Kevin Wayne Cardwell, PA (Licensee) is a licensed physician assistant in the12State of Oregon.131412.On March 3, 2020, the Board issued an Amended Complaint and Notice of Proposed15Disciplinary Action in which the Board proposed to take disciplinary action by imposing up to16the maximum range of potential sanctions identified in ORS 677.205(2), which may include the17revocation of license, a 10,000 civil penalty per violation, and assessment of costs, against18Licensee for violations of the Medical Practice Act, to wit: ORS 677.190(l)(a) unprofessional or19dishonorable conduct, as defined in ORS 677.188(4)(a) any conduct or practice contrary to20recognized standards of ethics of the medical profession or any conduct or practice which does21or might constitute a danger to the health or safety of a patient or the public; ORS 677.190(13)22repeated acts of negligence; ORS 677.190(17) willful violation of any rule adopted by the board,23specifically OAR 847-015-0030 material risk notification, OAR 847-010-0073(l)(a)(C) failure24to report any official action taken against the licensee within 10 business days of the official25action, OAR 847-050-0035(2) grounds for discipline, and OAR 847-001-0024(1) failure to26comply with a Board investigation; ORS 677.190(22) refusing an invitation for an informal27interview with the Board; ORS 677.190(24) prescribing controlled substances without followingPage 1 -STIPULATED ORDER - Kevin Wayne Cardwell, PA
1accepted procedures for examination of patients, or prescribing controlled substances without2following accepted procedures for record keeping; and ORS 677.415(4) f
OREGON MEDICAL BOARD STATE OF OREGON In the Matter of )) ENRIQUE ALEXANDER ABREU, DO ) STIPULATED ORDER LICENSE NO. DO25617 )) 1. The Oregon Medical Board (Board) is the state agency responsible for licensing, regulating and disciplining certain health care providers, including osteopa
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