Good evening Laura,
It is nice to meet you. I read your post with great interest. I had a similar situation about 6-7 years ago. It sounds like you have a great strategy and with patience you will succeed.
Here are some additional strategies that could help:
(1). Scope of Practice and ACGME: I attacked his training and scope of practice as outline by the ACGME. Additionally, I had medical staff query his training program director and Fellowship director to give context to his breast reconstruction experience (types of cases, number of cases and his number of times he acted as the primary surgeon).
(2). Talk to the Patients: I queried a local breast reconstruction support group in the area and well as a couple of wound care clinics about his outcomes. I gathered real patient stories about complications that could have been avoided in the right hands. Encourage those individuals to tell there story.
You will prevail!
Regards
Earl Stephenson, Jr.
ESJ Aesthetics
(678) 294-1512
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Earl Stephenson MD, MBA, DDS
Practice, Earl Stephenson Jr, MD, DDS, FACS
Dunwoody GA
770-466-4700
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