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Suspended Sydney millionaire surgeon found guilty of serious misconduct
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Millionaire Sydney property mogul and suspended cosmetic surgeon Jerry Schwartz has been found guilty of professional misconduct in a major blow to his years-long campaign to return to treating patients.
Schwartz is suspended from practising in Australia and has had multiple restrictions placed on his medical and surgical practice since 2013, including conditions enforced in 2017 preventing him from giving conscious sedation to patients.
In a decision published last week, the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) found Schwartz breached these conditions by giving fentanyl to eight patients receiving cosmetic procedures between 2019 and 2021.
Suspended Sydney millionaire surgeon found guilty of serious misconduct
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Millionaire Sydney property mogul and suspended cosmetic surgeon Jerry Schwartz has been found guilty of professional misconduct in a major blow to his years-long campaign to return to treating patients.
Schwartz is suspended from practising in Australia and has had multiple restrictions placed on his medical and surgical practice since 2013, including conditions enforced in 2017 preventing him from giving conscious sedation to patients.
In a decision published last week, the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) found Schwartz breached these conditions by giving fentanyl to eight patients receiving cosmetic procedures between 2019 and 2021.
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Sydney Millionaire Surgeon Guilty of Serious Misconduct
Jerry Schwartz, a millionaire and suspended cosmetic surgeon from Sydney, has been found guilty of professional misconduct. This verdict significantly impacts his lengthy efforts to resume patient care.
In a ruling released recently, the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) determined that Schwartz violated existing restrictions by administering fentanyl to eight patients during cosmetic procedures between 2019 and 2021. These actions breach his medical license conditions originally enforced in 2013, which specifically prohibited him from providing conscious sedation.
Schwartz has faced multiple restrictions since 2013, including a 2017 mandate barring him from conscious sedation. His suspension comes after a history of cases where he failed to meet professional standards.
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