Governor John Kasich over-regulating student drivers when State Medical Board has no rules - women MDs repeated evaluated psychiatrically without care-to-function when a case is disproved instead of dismissal, fabricating evidence falsifying Board's website so that the physician has no job and the 'spin' is impossible to go around - innocent MDs with no patient complaints Columbus Ohio

Governor Kasich doesn't think that women MDs have families too - that they want a life. When things go wrong for certain 'friend' male MDs, certain Republican donor MDs, women MDs with no complaints have their medical licenses suspended for 'making too much of the wrong care' that needs to be fixed. Reporting bad care is so that the situation gets fixed, notso the woman MD has her license taken and is subjected to repeated psychiatric 'goes' until she recants. Most women MDs only say something when the bad care impacts them or a family member - when it becomes personal. Otherwise, they put up and shut up. It's not about whistleblowing, or 'rotting' on a colleague, it's about that certain orthopedics should only be doing care that they specialized in the Cleveland area, and when there is a question they should refer. No woman MD-patient in Ohio should be getting 'experimental' care, because the University Hospitals physician thinks he can do it on her because she can't complain. And no University Hospitals physician should be doing procedures without appropriate blood work, consultations, and workup on women MDs - they can't do this for themselves, no guy would be asked to, but the training in Cleveland has always been male-centered - for the male, of the male, and to promote the male. The Medical Board should not be allowing that male MDs in Ohio do experimental care on women MDs - with threats that they either 'put up with this' or 'no care.' No male MD/dentist should be trying to file harassment charges, if the woman MD has to object over-and-over until the guy gets the message. Unanticipated results need to be referred, not lied about. There needs to be a medical mistakes procedure at the Medical Board, not 10 ways to harass a student driver just trying to get himself/herself to school or a part-time job at Heinens. There are medical mistakes all over Ohio - physicians cutting off baby parts instead of cords at delivery have their licenses, when a woman MD saying something about it has hers taken - that was a DO and Anita Steinbergh makes sure the Ohio DOs have licenses to torture. Most of the medical mistakes are not about pain medication in Ohio, just mistakes of someone thinking that they can do horrible things to patients and the Medical Board will allow. Anita Steinbergh DO has ordered - tortured - one woman MD to 6 psychiatric evaluations because the initial case didn't pan out - after 20 years the Board tells callers that they 'think that they have a case' against this woman MD - even her family members. Her state representatives, who can't get the file, tell her to 'sue the State' - with what? And who will pay for the 6th, 7th, or 8th evaluation that is for sure going to be ordered? The Board has lost it's moral compass, and ditto Governor Kasich. Governor Kasich re-appointed Dr. Steinbergh to the Medical Board in 2013. So the DOs can get out of bad care - it's not about patient complaints a the Medical Board. Anita Steinbergh makes sure that certain male physicians get their complaints so that they can counter-complain about women MDs or nurses who would say anything about their bad care - instead of fixing the bad care by making the physician get more training in a field of orthopedics that he hasn't done in awhile. The confidential complaint system is over-rided by a Medical Board Member 'friend' all the time. But the Medical Board friend collects - which Governor Kasich doesn't see? Senator Patton won't make a re-certification pathway for women who have been out of practice, but he will allow that the males 'practice' procedures & care that they haven't done in 10 years without skill rechecking or consultation. What's the difference? The women MDs admit not being active,and ask for a State-approved pathway to re-licensure - the men just 'do it.' Senator Patton just wants the education of women MDs thrown out - but he would author legislation after legislation about student drivers just getting themselves to Community College classes & sports practice - not all student drivers are irresponsible immature, and lumping into generalities is the problem in Ohio. When things don't pan out, there are no rules or 'help' for the physician who was innocent, or the student driver who is MENSA and getting a Community College degree with her/his high school diploma. If a woman has been signaled out wrongly at the Medical Board - then Governor Kasich needs to do something to review the case instead of hanging up - he campaigned on the platform to reform the Medical Board - and then did nothing about it. If there are 'good' student drivers, then a way to recognize them needs to be put into student driving legislation. Some kids are taking parents to the hospital/physician for cancer treatment, or are children of divorced parents.