State takes action against professional licensees
SPRINGFIELD — The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation has announced disciplinary orders against seven area people. In each case, the disciplinary action was taken in April.
Aaron Hinds of Bement was fined $5,000 and had his funeral director and embalmer license placed on probation for two years for dishonorable, unethical or unprofessional conduct and professional incompetence, gross malpractice or untrustworthiness.
Steven Packard of Watseka was fined $2,500 and had his physician and surgeon license reprimanded for failing to notify a patient of a pathological finding of cancer.
Duane Boyd of Tuscola was fined $500 for failure to complete continuing education required for the renewal of his real estate salesperson license.
Amy Hardy of Danville had her permanent employee registration card for detective, alarm, security, fingerprint vendor and locksmith placed on probation for one year for failure to disclose a criminal conviction.
Ryan Connover of Loda had his permanent employee registration card for detective, alarm, security, fingerprint vendor and locksmith revoked because he had been more than 30 days delinquent in the payment of child support.
Suzanne Fox of Rantoul had her practical nurse license placed on indefinite probation for a minimum of three years for diverting controlled substances from a facility in the state.
Robert Bane of Hoopeston had his practical nurse license placed in a "refuse to renew" status for being more than 30 days delinquent in the payment of child support.
I was wondering if the point is to take care of the kids, then why not allow the individual to continue their professional working job, and make certain that an automated Child Support payment is taken out of their paycheck.
Why in the world, take away their license so that they can not work professionally? It will reduce their income, and prevent the children from getting the support that they need.
Sometime these notions are only half thought out, and truly won't help anyone. This is one of those cases....
You aren't going to go anywhere with the child support argument, but the court might be interested to know why she is interfering with your visitation. Lawyers cost money, but it may be worth it if there is some significant interference going on with your relationship with your kids.
Steven Packard was a former head of CARLE (or an entity of Carle) Orthopedic Department. His case was while employeed through CARLE (or an entity of Carle). With that said things you should do and know (from experience)
*Know everything you can about your CARLE (or an entity of Carle) Doctor.
*Do your research on CARLE (or an entity of Carle) Patient advocacy programs or support for patience and family
*Ask for everything from your CARLE (or an entity of Carle) Doctor or establishment to be documented
*Ask to see files
*Challenge ALL your CARLE (or an entity of Carle) Doctors diagnosis via second opinion or internet
*Keep records of any CARLE (or an entity of Carle) appointments, e-mails, phone calls, conversations. You will need them
*Dont except everything your told from CARLE (or an entity of Carle) Doctors or establishment as being 100% accurate. Research what you are being told
*Don't just settle with CARLE(or an entity of Carle) you have choices so do research
*As Steven Packard has stated they are not God and can't fix people over night. So don't allow them to treat you that way.
*If there are ever any concerns or doubts get a lawyer involved. You will need them
*Don't settle on Risk Management observation/conclusion. You know the truth so pursue it
Thank you to Attorney Susan LInk and the staff of Illinois Department of Professional and Financial Regulations.

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