As Gov. Scott Denies Ban, ‘Climate Change’ Order Reported at Other Agencies March 11, 2015 Employees from the Department of Transportation, Department of Health and South Florida Water Management District say they were told not to use “climate change” and “global warming.”
Florida’s Nurse Education Expansion Creates Failing Programs December 8, 2013 Laws passed to boost the number of nurses in Florida have resulted in more nursing education programs on probation and more graduates failing competency examinations.
FCIR Interim Editor Discusses Medical Complaint Investigation On WLRN October 28, 2013 Florida Center for Investigative Reporting Interim Editor Eric Barton went on WLRN's show the Florida Roundup to discuss FCIR's recent investigation into delays in complaints against medical professionals.
Las Denuncias Médicas En Florida Acumulan Polvo, Permiten A Los Acusados Seguir Practicando October 20, 2013 Los profesionales de la medicina en la Florida se aferran a sus licencias y siguen operando mientras las autoridades estatales tienen que hacer frente a un prolongado proceso disciplinario que puede demorar años.
Drunken Driving And Soliciting A Prostitute Didn’t Stop One South Florida Doctor From Getting His License Reinstated October 20, 2013 Dr. Evan Zimmer has been indicted for racketeering, convicted separately with the misdemeanors offenses of drunk driving and soliciting a prostitute. Something he’s also managed to do: to hold on to his medical license.
Florida Medical Complaints Gather Dust, Often Allowing The Accused To Continue To Practice October 20, 2013 Medical professionals in Florida hang onto their licenses and continue practicing as the state grapples with a lengthy disciplinary process that can take years.
