Doctor impersonation

A Philadelphia area newspaper carried a story the other day about an employee of a local minute clinic impersonating a doctor. The male was in his early 20's and was employed as a medical assistant.

He was supposed to do the standard things a MA would do in such a facility, but he took it much further, and he got away with it for quite a while before he was caught.

One female was there for a work drug screen, and the mA informed her the urine sample needed to be witnessed for security protocol, so she allowed him to watch her urinate in a cup.

Multiple females followed his instructions to disrobe and allowed him to perform a pelvic exam.

Another female needed to provide a blood sample, but was wearing a long sleeve shirt, and so was told she needed to remove it for the procedure. No mention if she was wearing a bra.

In all cases the MA told the patients that he would like to go out with them and provided his phone number!

There were 12 reported complaints against this guy. I can't understand how he got away with it for such a long time.

Wonder what the time span was before he got caught? Lack of supervision, the minute clinic should also be held responsible

I'm all about some medical fetish and fantasizing about giving pelvic exams, but this is, obviously, WAY over the line.

Hope he gets a lengthy sentence as people like this really cast medfet in a bad light.