| | Physician Last Name: | Deplas |
| | Physician First Name: | Peter |
| | Physician Middle Name: | |
| | Address: | Address redacted |
| | License Number: | 201091 |
| | License Type: | MD |
| | Year of Birth: |
1967
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| | Effective Date: | 12/03/2019 |
| | Action Description for DOH Webpage: | From the effective date of the Director’s First Modification order until the termination of probation, the physician must complete fifty credits of Category 1 Continuing Medical Education in his field of practice each year of his probation; may work only in an approved setting approved by the Director of the Office of Professional Medical Conduct and for the first six months of practice during probation the physician may only practice medicine when his practice is being monitored by a licensed physician board certified in an appropriate specialty approved by the Director. The Director reserves the authority to impose additional conditions she deems appropriate. The physician's New York State medical license is no longer suspended as of August 15, 2019, however, he remains subject to probation and conditions. |
| | Misconduct Description for DOH Webpage: | This order is a modification of the terms previously imposed under BPMC# 17-224 effective August 15, 2017 and BPMC# 17-360 effective December 29, 2017 and does not constitute a new disciplinary action. The Review Board affirmed the Hearing Committee's August 15, 2017 determination finding the physician guilty of committing professional misconduct by having been convicted of an act constituting a crime in the United States District Court, State of New Jersey, of Racketeering-Transporting-In Aid of-Bribery in violation of the Travel Act. The Review Board also affirmed the Hearing Committee's penalty. Previously on May 1, 2017, the physician's New York State medical license was summarily suspended by the New York State Commissioner of Health. |
| | License Limitations or Conditions for DOH Webpage: | From the effective date of the Director’s First Modification order until the termination of probation the physician may work only in an approved setting approved by the Director of the Office of Professional Medical Conduct and for the first six months of practice during probation the physician may only practice medicine when his practice is being monitored by a licensed physician board certified in an appropriate specialty approved by the Director. |
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