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By the time you graduate from medical school and match into a residency program or scrambled into one of the few positions left, you've invested a lot of time and money, into your career. You may have large student loans to repay. You may have even more invested if you pursue a medical fellowship.

It can be devastating if you are threatened with disciplinary measures like remediation, probation, suspension, non-renewal, or dismissal from your medical residency or fellowship program.

If this happens to you, what should you do?

First, remember you have the right to due process or an appeal as a resident physician or fellow. You can find these in your GME manuals or residency program handbook.

Second, call The Health Law Firm.

Many cases can be resolved informally through negotiation or mediation. Often you must follow the hearing and appeal procedures set forth in your programs manuals. But sometimes, as a last resort, a civil lawsuit must be filed against the program, university, hospital, medical school or even individuals.

In all cases, you need The Health Law Firm.

The Health Law Firm has successfully represented resident physicians and fellows across the country in all specialty areas and no two programs are alike. So, call an experienced legal team. Call The Health Law Firm today of visit thehealthlawfirm.com.

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