Wednesday, February 13, 2019
Thursday, January 24, 2019
Sunday, January 20, 2019
Monday, December 3, 2018
SPEX COURSE CURRENT ACCURATE AND INFORMATIVE
SPEX COURSE CURRENT ACCURATE
AND INFORMATIVE
Special Purpose
Examination (SPEX) is an exam forced on physicians who have been out of
practice for a defined period of time. This exam is also given to physicians
when their fund of knowledge comes into question. Boards of Medicine provide
minimal direction in the contents of this exam. The Federation of State Medical
Boards, the creator of the SPEX, does not provide much assistance to help
potential examinees pass this test. Therefore, it is up to the physician to
seek help to prepare for this very unfair exam. Many aspects of this exam’s
contents reflect back to our medical school training decades ago. Books on the
market are generally antiquated or do not represent the exam’s true contents.
With the latter stated this was Dr. Davis’ rationale to create a concise course
to help those confronting this exam to have an improved chance of receiving a
passing grade.
Failing the SPEX test two,
three or more times is common. Physicians contact Dr. Davis frequently to help
them raise their level of awareness to this unfair test’s contents. Though the Federation
of State Boards changes this test’s format frequently, its core contents remain
the same. More than 12 medical subjects are represented with questions that
challenge the examinee’s intellect and memory. Certain styles of questions are
presented which an examinee would never expect to see on this exam. This course
covers areas most important to the test taker and provides an extensive overview
of this exam prior to the examinee sitting for it.
Dr. Mark Davis is
intimately familiar with the Special Purpose Examination having mentored
numerous physicians towards a passing grade. Dr. Davis has accrued his
knowledge of the SPEX by interactions with many who have taken this test and
direct inspection of the exam’s contents. Do not go blind into this exam.
The fee is 199 dollars for
this course, which is approximately 2 hours in length. Scheduling can be done by
contacting the email site: platomd@gmail.com
Thank you. Mark Davis, MD
Monday, November 26, 2018
Final Directives The Legal Ethical and Moral Journey to Death
Final Directives: The Legal
Ethical and Moral Journey to Death
Government
has no heart or soul. Its sole purpose is conformity to legislative and
judicial agendas. Step outside of these two realms then the consequences become
toxic and untenable. Final Directives: The Legal Ethical and Moral Journey to
Death, brings the reader into a domain displaying government’s intrusive hand
when a person’s last days are upon him or her. Lacking clear medical
directives, during the most sensitive time in one’s life, overzealous
prosecutors and judges become the final arbiters whether you live or die.
Through a multitude of medical cases this e-book exemplifies why people should
detail whether they want to be kept alive by extraordinary means. One case in
the book explains why a grieving family was forced by a state government to continue
extraordinary therapies though the patient was declared brain dead. This case
eventually was ruled upon in the Supreme Court, surprisingly against the
family.
In another
case a person approaching his hundredth year was kept alive after his brain death
was confirmed. Sadly situations, such as the latter case, could have been
averted. This e-book discusses the most current means available to make a
person’s final wishes known. There are forms, protocols and formats accepted by
each state, if utilized, that gives the patient the ultimate authority over his
or her body. There are many excellent lawyers in each state who will help
families with the legalities of end of life issues. Allow Final Directives: The
Legal Ethical and Moral Journal to Death to illuminate a subject too often
discussed in the shadows of society. This interesting and excellent read is
written by a physician, Mark Davis MD who has counseled hundreds of families
facing the death of a love one. Learn how to avoid the emotionally wrenching
situations written in this book. Thank you for supporting this effort to make
the public aware of this vital issue.
Doctor Mark
Davis writes extensively on health care, science and politics.
To contact
him: platomd@gmail.com
Final
Directives is sold by Amazon and other e-book sites.
Monday, October 1, 2018
CRUCIFIXION OF BRETT KAVANAUGH
CRUCIFIXION OF BRETT KAVANAUGH
By Mark Davis, MD Journalist,
Author, Media Advisor and Science Tutor
One more time in history a
crucifixion of a righteous man is occurring for all the World to see. Brett
Kavanaugh has been set upon by numerous demons, we call Democrats, to side
tract his rightfully earned ascendency to the Supreme Court. In the final hours
of the nominating process an incendiary bomb was thrown into the mix by the
devil’s helpers themselves. Senator Diane Feinstein received notification from
a person claiming to have been sexually abused by Judge Kavanaugh 36 years ago.
Under psycho therapy Dr. Ford recalled painful moments of a sexual assault,
during her high school years, who she believes was caused by Brett Kavanaugh.
Though she claims others in the room that night visualized the assault all of
her so-called witnesses either deny being in such a place or do not recall the
event. Without corroborating evidence Dr. Ford contacted Senator Feinstein who
sat on this information until the very last moment. Why? Because all other
efforts to block Judge Kavanaugh’s nomination failed. Once Feinstein leaked Dr.
Ford’s communication more concocted abuse stories emerged against Judge Kavanaugh.
None of these revelations came with corroborating evidence.
Dr. Christine Ford’s well-rehearsed
testimony before Congress failed the smell test. As further information leaked
out a multitude of nontruths are being attributed to her. These include but are
not limited to claustrophobia which keeps her from flying, not true. Her
friends will not confirm her story, though she stated they would. When asked
who is funding all aspects of her assault on Judge Kavanaugh she noticeably hesitated
providing quasi answers to that question. We now know her lawyers and other
political operatives are providing the funding. Worse she cannot remember
exactly where the potential sexual attack took place nor the day, date, time,
address and who brought her to the location in question. In plain speech the accuser
can remember who attacked her in a vivid manner yet no other facts around it. Either
Dr. Ford is a pawn in this inquisition of Judge Kavanaugh or a willing
participant who has ulterior motives for coming up with her concocted story 36
years after the fact, if indeed the action so describe occurred.
Judge Brett Kavanaugh is
undergoing a present-day crucifixion, by some of the nastiest people in the
Senate. None of these demons could hold up under the scrutiny given him. Our
Great President nominated Judge Kavanaugh after he was reviewed and approved by
numerous legal groups, who gave him sterling ratings. Sadly, the circus
inflicted on Judge Kavanaugh is not over. A seventh FBI review is underway.
Maryland authorities have indicated they would review all materials generated
by the FBI and others if Dr. Ford swears out criminal warrant for actions her
mind perceived happened. This could be the ace the Democrats are holding back
for the last minute. No matter what the outcome a righteous man has been
tarnished for eternity. May God condemn all those who brought this horrible
action against Brett Kavanaugh and bless those who tried to soften its impact
on him and his family.
Mark Davis, MD: Author,
Media Advisor, Science Tutor and Journalist
Tuesday, September 18, 2018
Maryland's Health Department Corrupt Then and Now Article One Doctor Lois Leonard
Series: Corruption in The
Maryland Board of Physicians
and The Maryland Health
Department
Maryland’s Health
Department Corrupt then and now Article One Doctor Lois Leonard
By Mark Davis, MD
Journalist, Author, Media Consultant
Decades may pass yet
corrupt government entities linger. Unaccountable to no one their appointed
soldiers march through time with the venomous bite of institutionalized
authority destroying the very framework they are supposed to oversee. One such
designee was Doctor Lois Leonard. Her horrific death from cancer in 1993 does
not excuse her of actions in which she was involved several years earlier.
Doctor Leonard was
empowered to cite nursing homes for inadequacies in nursing and physician care
by the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (now the Maryland
Health Department). No medical or surgical case was too complex for Doctor
Leonard to critique. Doctor Leonard’s questionable reviews came under scrutiny
when she cited the Poplar Manor Nursing Home.
Mark Davis MD purchased
the Poplar Manor Nursing Home with 12 investors, most of them Doctors, in
August of 1989 after being the facility’s medical director for 8 years. Amongst
the investors were two surgeons who provided the surgical care to the home’s
residents. They were responsible for a range of treatments including decubitus
care. Additionally, the facility enlisted the aid of a neurologist, an
endocrinologist, offsite care with a cardiologist, two podiatrists visited
regularly, a dermatologist and several other medical consultants. Dr. Leonard
believed she was capable of critiquing this collective set of professionals.
Antithetically she turned out to be a CHARLATAN, hired by the Maryland Health Department,
which was more worried with its public image than the people they claimed to
help. Carol Benner, Dr. Leonard’s immediate supervisor, bathed in the glow of
the negative reports her Doctor and staff generated, by releasing these reports
to the media before the nursing home in question received them, in this case
Poplar Manor. Worse Benner’s office was aware Poplar Manor was on a track to
lose its certification as a viable nursing facility, yet withheld this
information from the prospective owners, though requested by their attorneys
prior to sale.
Poplar Manor was under
siege by the Health Department’s division of Long-Term care from the day it
transferred ownership. Documentary evidence has come into the possession of
this journalist displaying clearly Poplar Manor was in the Health Department’s
sights for closure. Perhaps the reason Ms. Benner’s office withheld this
documentary evidence was the prior ownership included Phillip Greene, a former
high ranking official in the Maryland Health Department. Once Mr. Greene
received his money for the facility in August of 1989 Dr. Leonard and her team came
in full force placing the facility on a 90 track to closure. We can only venture
a guess how deep the relationship was between the government officials managing
the nursing home review and Mr. Greene.
Maryland Department of Long-Term
care refused, several times, to provide Dr. Leonard’s resume. In a case filed
with the United States District Court of Maryland, Civil No. MJG-93-1242 Dr.
Leonard provided an affidavit to the court. In that affidavit it was clear why
her credentials were withheld. Dr. Leonard did not have the abilities or
training to survey the physicians she was tasked with reviewing. She did not
have the appropriate skills in Internal Medicine or Surgery even for the most
basic review. In more restrain tones she was a shill for the Maryland Office of
Long-Term care. On her written and or oral word nursing homes, such as Poplar
Manor, were forced to close. In the event a physician filed a complaint regarding
Dr. Leonard’s dubious reports, more shills would follow behind her, as was the
case with Poplar Manor.
Obsessed with closing Poplar
Manor Dr. Leonard fabricated several reports claiming the care in the facility
was horrific. To justify her baseless reviews two more shills were brought in
from University of Maryland to cover her tracks, Drs. Timothy Keay and George
Taler. Neither physician had the intensity of training to perform in depth nursing
home reviews. Their actions will be discussed in article 2 of this series along
with material misrepresentations made by them.
Dr. Lois Leonard’s fraudulent
reports display a person who was not qualified to place a band aid on a
patient. Yet these reports gave the State of Maryland ammunition to close Poplar
Manor Nursing Home after state operatives fleeced its bank accounts, forced the
dismissal of nearly 200 employees, displaced 157 nursing home residents and crushed
the careers of many including this author. Ironically after the state fed false
news reports to the media, in an effort smear its ownership, there were no malpractice
suits filed against the home, it’s staff of physicians or this author. The
question which this author has the answer to is: Who in the State of Maryland
Hierarchy was behind this concerted effort to destroy a viable nursing
facility? Follow this series to receive the startling answer.
Mark Davis, MD
platomd@gmail.com medicalboardusa.com
Maryland's Health Department Corrupt Then and Now Article One Doctor Lois Leonard
Series: Corruption in The
Maryland Board of Physicians
and The Maryland Health
Department
Maryland’s Health
Department Corrupt then and now Article One Doctor Lois Leonard
By Mark Davis, MD
Journalist, Author, Media Consultant
Decades may pass yet
corrupt government entities linger. Unaccountable to no one their appointed
soldiers march through time with the venomous bite of institutionalized
authority destroying the very framework they are supposed to oversee. One such
designee was Doctor Lois Leonard. Her horrific death from cancer in 1993 does
not excuse her of actions in which she was involved several years earlier.
Doctor Leonard was
empowered to cite nursing homes for inadequacies in nursing and physician care
by the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (now the Maryland
Health Department). No medical or surgical case was too complex for Doctor
Leonard to critique. Doctor Leonard’s questionable reviews came under scrutiny
when she cited the Poplar Manor Nursing Home.
Mark Davis MD purchased
the Poplar Manor Nursing Home with 12 investors, most of them Doctors, in
August of 1989 after being the facility’s medical director for 8 years. Amongst
the investors were two surgeons who provided the surgical care to the home’s
residents. They were responsible for a range of treatments including decubitus
care. Additionally, the facility enlisted the aid of a neurologist, an
endocrinologist, offsite care with a cardiologist, two podiatrists visited
regularly, a dermatologist and several other medical consultants. Dr. Leonard
believed she was capable of critiquing this collective set of professionals.
Antithetically she turned out to be a CHARLATAN, hired by the Maryland Health Department,
which was more worried with its public image than the people they claimed to
help. Carol Benner, Dr. Leonard’s immediate supervisor, bathed in the glow of
the negative reports her Doctor and staff generated, by releasing these reports
to the media before the nursing home in question received them, in this case
Poplar Manor. Worse Benner’s office was aware Poplar Manor was on a track to
lose its certification as a viable nursing facility, yet withheld this
information from the prospective owners, though requested by their attorneys
prior to sale.
Poplar Manor was under
siege by the Health Department’s division of Long-Term care from the day it
transferred ownership. Documentary evidence has come into the possession of
this journalist displaying clearly Poplar Manor was in the Health Department’s
sights for closure. Perhaps the reason Ms. Benner’s office withheld this
documentary evidence was the prior ownership included Phillip Greene, a former
high ranking official in the Maryland Health Department. Once Mr. Greene
received his money for the facility in August of 1989 Dr. Leonard and her team came
in full force placing the facility on a 90 track to closure. We can only venture
a guess how deep the relationship was between the government officials managing
the nursing home review and Mr. Greene.
Maryland Department of Long-Term
care refused, several times, to provide Dr. Leonard’s resume. In a case filed
with the United States District Court of Maryland, Civil No. MJG-93-1242 Dr.
Leonard provided an affidavit to the court. In that affidavit it was clear why
her credentials were withheld. Dr. Leonard did not have the abilities or
training to survey the physicians she was tasked with reviewing. She did not
have the appropriate skills in Internal Medicine or Surgery even for the most
basic review. In more restrain tones she was a shill for the Maryland Office of
Long-Term care. On her written and or oral word nursing homes, such as Poplar
Manor, were forced to close. In the event a physician filed a complaint regarding
Dr. Leonard’s dubious reports, more shills would follow behind her, as was the
case with Poplar Manor.
Obsessed with closing Poplar
Manor Dr. Leonard fabricated several reports claiming the care in the facility
was horrific. To justify her baseless reviews two more shills were brought in
from University of Maryland to cover her tracks, Drs. Timothy Keay and George
Taler. Neither physician had the intensity of training to perform in depth nursing
home reviews. Their actions will be discussed in article 2 of this series along
with material misrepresentations made by them.
Dr. Lois Leonard’s fraudulent
reports display a person who was not qualified to place a band aid on a
patient. Yet these reports gave the State of Maryland ammunition to close Poplar
Manor Nursing Home after state operatives fleeced its bank accounts, forced the
dismissal of nearly 200 employees, displaced 157 nursing home residents and crushed
the careers of many including this author. Ironically after the state fed false
news reports to the media, in an effort smear its ownership, there were no malpractice
suits filed against the home, it’s staff of physicians or this author. The
question which this author has the answer to is: Who in the State of Maryland
Hierarchy was behind this concerted effort to destroy a viable nursing
facility? Follow this series to receive the startling answer.
Mark Davis, MD
platomd@gmail.com medicalboardusa.com
Thursday, September 6, 2018
Final Directives The Legal Ethical and Moral Journey to Death
Final Directives: The Legal
Ethical and Moral Journey to Death
Government
has no heart or soul. Its sole purpose is conformity to legislative and
judicial agendas. Step outside of these two realms then the consequences become
toxic and untenable. Final Directives: The Legal Ethical and Moral Journey to Death,
brings the reader into a domain displaying government’s intrusive hand when a
person’s last days are upon him or her. Lacking clear medical directives, during
the most sensitive time in one’s life, overzealous prosecutors and judges
become the final arbiters whether you live or die. Through a multitude of medical
cases this e-book exemplifies why people should detail whether they want to be
kept alive by extraordinary means. One case in the book explains why a grieving
family was forced by a state government to continue extraordinary therapies
though the patient was declared brain dead. This case eventually was ruled upon
in the Supreme Court, surprisingly against the family.
In another case
a person approaching his hundredth year was kept alive after his brain death
was confirmed. Sadly situations, such as the latter case, could have been
averted. This e-book discusses the most current means available to make a
person’s final wishes known. There are forms, protocols and formats accepted by
each state, if utilized, that gives the patient the ultimate authority over his
or her body. There are many excellent lawyers in each state who will help
families with the legalities of end of life issues. Allow Final Directives: The
Legal Ethical and Moral Journal to Death to illuminate a subject too often discussed in
the shadows of society. This interesting and excellent read is written by a physician,
Mark Davis MD who has counseled hundreds of families facing the death of a love
one. Learn how to avoid the emotionally wrenching situations written in this
book. Thank you.
Doctor Mark
Davis writes extensively on health care, science and politics.
To contact
him: platomd@gmail.com
Final
Directives: The Legal Ethical and Moral Journey to Death is available on Amazon
and through most other e-book distributors.
Wednesday, August 29, 2018
Beaten in Court Maryland Board of Physicians Hides Their Loss from the Public
Beaten in Court Maryland
Board of Physicians hides their loss from the Public
Absent from this once
great newspaper, the Baltimore Sun, was the win by Doctor Mark Geier against
the Maryland Board of Physicians (Board) in the Circuit Court for Montgomery
County (case# 371761 civil division). In his Opinion Judge Ronald Rubin sliced
and diced the Board of Physicians for breach of medical privacy, for providing
an array of false testimony to the court, failing to preserve emails, providing
false witness concerning these emails and utilizing the Board’s legal machinery
to deprecate a physician in the public domain.
Judge Rubin stated in his
opinion: “If their (referring to the Board) testimony were to be believed,
which the court does not, it is the worst case of collective memory amnesia in
the history of Maryland government and on par with the collective memory
failure on display at the Watergate hearings.” Judge Rubin was not aware of the
Board’s history of corruption through suppressing evidence, utilizing legal
chicanery and cherry-picking regulations to remove unpopular physicians from
practice.
Baltimore Sun archives contain
a series of articles hostile to Doctor Mark Geier. Yet not one word of the Board’s
defeat in the Montgomery County Circuit Court. Beyond the archives this intrepid
reporter attempted to contact several editors at the Baltimore Sun for an
explanation why Judge Rubin’s opinion was not published on or about December
2017. Silence was the only answer I received. Perhaps this selective reporting
is business as usual between a State of Maryland administrative agency and a
newspaper that should have folded long ago.
Judge Rubin’s toxic
decision against the Board is now on appeal in the Maryland Court of Special
Appeals. Fourteen members of the Board, the Board’s lead attorney and its chief
investigator were ordered to pay a total of 2.5 million dollars to Dr. Geier
and his family. The current court, where this appeal is to be heard, is
well-known for falling on the sword for the Board of Physicians. Facts do not
matter to the Appeals’ judges only political loyalties and agendas. This court
is well known for legislating from the bench.
A majority of physicians in
Maryland are not aware of the Board’s irreverent behavior, as noted by Judge
Rubin. Baltimore Sun’s blackout of this case is both sad and expected for this
left ring rag. Worse none of the major radio stations covered this trial or Judge
Rubin’s final opinion. Therefore, it is a moral imperative to inform the public,
especially the physician community, the Maryland Board of Physicians is tainted
from the top down requiring inspection, realignment and reconstruction by those
empowered to do so. More to come.
Mark Davis, MD
medicalboardusa.com
Saturday, August 18, 2018
Maryland Board of Physicians More Corrupt than Ever
Maryland Board of
Physicians More Corrupt than Ever
Maryland Board of
Physicians (Board) has chronically subverted State law, regulation and
procedure to manipulate outcomes of the medical licensing process. Integrity,
honesty and propriety have been forsaken to sanction as many physicians as
possible. Under the canopy of Maryland State authority abusive practices have
been utilized by the Board to deny physicians due process, cherry pick
regulatory structure and undeservingly deny medical licensure. Medical Boards
should never stand independently from those who empower them. Instead rigorous
review is necessary, on a frequent basis, to keep them from abusing their
authority. With great consternation I note there are no checks and balances by
any Maryland State authorities compelling this Board to be honest and forthright
in their decisions. In recent contacts with Maryland’s Health Secretary and the
Maryland Health Department’s Inspector General this author was literally told
to go to Hell when he brought certain inequities concerning the Board to their
collective attention. There is a
positive note. One Maryland court has caught the Board in a vicious act towards
a formerly licensed physician.
Doctor Mark Geier was
stripped of his medical license for his unpopular views on autism and his
nonconventional treatments for this disease. Dr. Geier’s perspective on autism
did not follow the path of mainstream medicine. As the Maryland Board of
Physicians moved through its various phases of removing Dr. Geier’s license
they did something not unusual for this body, they openly deprecated him.
Public humiliation of physicians who fall from grace is common for this corrupt
body. Personal and derogatory information concerning Dr. Geier and his family were
placed online for all to see on or about 2012. Dr. Geier and his family sued
the Board for extraordinary breach of privacy, humiliating him and his family
in the public domain and sundry other vengeful tactics the Board used to
discredit him. In a case filed against the Board of Physicians and its various
members, administrators, lawyer/lawyers and investigators by Dr. Geier the
Board was unable to hide its corrupt practices in its own testimony before the
court. Judge Ronald B. Rubin, of the Montgomery County Maryland Circuit Court,
found in favor of Dr. Geier and his family in his opinion released on or about
December 2017. Judge Rubin’s opinion is stunning in the sense that most
Maryland judges would rather impale themselves rather than ruling against the
Board of Physicians. Judge Rubin’s toxic opinion against the Board echoes the verbiage
of many physicians who have been trashed by this administrative entity. His
opinion, in part, is contained in the next paragraph.
Judge Ronald Rubin sided
with the Geiers and awarded them 2.5 million dollars. He ordered 14 Board
members, the Board’s lead attorney and the lead investigator to pay out of
their own pockets sums ranging from $10,000 to $250,000 each, depending on
their net worth. In his Order Judge Rubin noted there was a significant breach
of medical privacy against the Geiers. He accused the Board and its staff of
failing to preserve emails related to this case and noted those who testified
for the Board pleaded ignorance when confronting the email issue. Quoting Judge
Rubin: “If their testimony were to be believed, which the court does not, it
would be the worst case of collective amnesia in the history of Maryland
government and on par with the collective memory failure at the Watergate
hearings.” Judge Rubin’s complete opinion will be published in a separate
article. This toxic opinion against the Board of Physicians was kept from the eyes
and ears to tens of thousands who have a stake in Board function and its
apparent abuse of authority.
While researching this significant
news piece I noted the Baltimore Sun archives did not have a reference to this legal
case and its extraordinary opinion against the Board. Performing a search on
the net produced an equally disappointing result. With that stated I sent
emails to several Baltimore Sun editors questioning the lack of coverage on
this important case. No one ever returned an answer. The Sun ran full coverage
when Dr. Geier’s life was being pulled apart. Yet when a significant court
action against the Maryland Board of Physicians brought by the Geier’s was won
by the plaintiff, the silence by the Sun was deafening. Baltimore Sun is the
lap dog for the State of Maryland and its agencies. Specifically, it has been
covering up for the Board’s corruption and members of the Maryland Attorney General’s
Office for decades. Perhaps time has come to challenge the integrity of a once
credible news source.
Please review articles
concerning the Maryland Board of Physicians and its outrageous behaviors on medicalboardusa.com
Significant news will be posted there and on many media sites in the near
future, which at the minimum, will shake the foundations of this corrupt Maryland
State administrative entity.
Mark Davis, MD platomd@gmail.com medicalboardusa.com
Friday, July 27, 2018
SPEX TUTORIALS TO ALIGN YOUR STUDIES WITH THE CURRENT EXAM
SPEX TUTORIALS TO ALIGN YOUR STUDIES
WITH THE CURRENT EXAM
Special Purpose Examination
(SPEX) is an unfair test of a physician’s knowledge. Much to the test’s
presentation dates back to your medical school days. When told the test is required
for licensure a physician quickly finds the exam’s content is decades removed
from the material he or she had previously learned. This complex exam of 336
questions, at last count, covers more than a dozen subjects which may be
foreign to many burdened with the task of sitting for discouraging test.
Federation of State Medical Boards, the creator of this exam, publishes literature
on the SPEX which at best provides a minimal overview of this test. Physicians
find out quickly their lack of knowledge when confronting this test. Market
literature on SPEX is antiquated and very few people tutor on this test.
Mark Davis, MD provides
extensive tutorials to help potential examinees move towards a passing grade.
The failure rate is extremely high and the test’s expense is enormous. Dr.
Davis’ provides current information on this exam which covers the range of
subjects the test taker may encounter. Medical licensing Boards provide little to
no help when requesting a licensee to take this unfair exam. The job of the
SPEX tutor is to enlighten examinees’ minds and provide appropriate direction
to help them retain and or obtain their medical licenses.
To contact Dr. Mark Davis
please use the email: platomd@gmail.com
His fees are competitive
and his knowledge of the SPEX is invaluable.
Saturday, June 30, 2018
Failed SPEX Time for a Special Purpose Exam Tutor
Failed SPEX
Time for a Special Purpose Exam Tutor
Failing SPEX sadly has
become a common event amongst test takers. The Special Purpose Examination was
designed to fail. Contrary to the Federation of States Boards’ information
sheets SPEX questions are far from standard medical practice. Most clinicians
have narrow medical specialties where they would not encounter the information
embedded in this extensive exam. Much of the literature on the market for SPEX
is antiquated. These books, flashcards and videos have not kept up with this
test’s broad contents. Failing SPEX is not only a stigma to the physician the
price to take the exam is extremely expensive.
In my experience as a SPEX
tutor I have accumulated a vast array of information that is reflected in current
exams. Few can walk into this exam and expect to pass. After hearing the woes
of many who failed I began to gather information from former test takers, open
sources of information and a multitude of medical references which relate to
this unfair and difficult test. As a SPEX tutor I can direct potential
examinees in current question content, subject matters and how to prepare for
this test in the most expeditious matter.
To contact Doctor Mark
Davis directly there are two ways: 1) platomd@gmail.com
or 410-569-7676
Monday, June 4, 2018
SPEX
SPEX COURSE TUTORIAL CURRENT
INDEPTH AND PRECISE
State Boards of Physicians
are requiring more doctors to take the SPEX (Special Purpose Examination) than
ever before. This exam is unfair to practicing physicians and has a failure
rate requiring physicians to take the test two, three or more times. According
to Federation of State Board literature, that concoct this exam, physicians
reading general literature during the course of their practices should have no
problem passing. The latter statement is far from the truth and misrepresents
the true nature of this exam. SPEX covers more than 12 subjects and touches
upon areas of subject matter that many physicians have not seen since their
medical school days. Medical Boards generally do not provide guidance or
information to help their physicians through this exhausting exam. For those of
you who have been picked out of a literal hat to take this exam there is help.
Mark Davis MD is well
versed in the contents of this exam. Dr. Davis has helped many in their studies
towards a passing grade. Physicians who have come under his tutelage had
previously utilized improper study material on the market that was either outdated
and or completely outside the contents of the SPEX test. Dr. Davis will review
the subject matter of this exam with the prospective test taker and discuss
specific questions that have appeared on prior exams. Look for his book on
Amazon why Tutors are all important to help pass the SPEX. To contact Dr. Mark
Davis: 410-515-7858 or platomd@gmail.com
or through medicalboardusa.com
Tuesday, May 22, 2018
HARASSD BY THE MARYLAND BOARD OF PHYSICIANS SEND US YOUR STORY
Harassed By
The Maryland Board of Physicians Send Us Your Story
After
revealing the outrageous conduct of the Maryland Board of Physicians against
this author, Mark Davis MD, to numerous colleagues time has come to hear the
stories of others who have been harassed by this corrupt Board. Medical
licenses are now dangled in front those who do not kowtow to this morally
unprincipled administrative entity whose members are political appointees and
its director is a certifiable loon. Earning a medical degree and stressed
through years of postgraduate training should be enough to allow licensure
unless an extreme roadblock is discovered precluding such an event. This Board
has taken steps to sidestep Comar regulations and Maryland law to go rogue
against those it licenses. Fabrication of standards of care is an art form for
this corrupt Board and its assigned lawyers from the Attorney General’s Office.
Many aspects of this author’s story are posted on medicalboardusa.com. Have
your story published on this national site so others can benefit from your
experiences. To contact Dr. Mark Davis
use the email: platomd@gmail.com
Thanks to all those who have already brought forward their personal
stories.
Friday, May 18, 2018
GENERAL SCIENCE TUTOR TO BRING YOUR STUDENT UP TO PAR
GENERAL SCIENCE TUTOR TO
BRING YOUR STUDENT UP TO PAR
Many students have a
disinterest in science topics taught in current school curriculums. Therefore their grades lag behind and overall
performance is affected. As a science tutor who has taught people from the
elementary years of school to the postgraduate level many times these students
need individual motivation to bring their grades up and their interest in
science even higher. My job as a general science tutor is to clarify current
work students are learning in school and enhance their abilities to absorb more
information.
Wednesday, May 9, 2018
MARYLAND PREFERS FOREIGN PHYSICIANS OVER THEIR AMERICAN TRAINED COUNTERPARTS
Maryland prefers Foreign
Physicians over their American Trained Counterparts
Forty thousand strong
Maryland’s physicians are under the purview of a corrupt medical board named
the Maryland Board of Physicians. This corrupt Maryland state entity
exuberantly embraces foreign physicians over those trained in American Medical
Schools. Many American physicians who considered practicing medicine in
Maryland have sought refuge in other state jurisdictions because of the harsh
environment established by this very unprincipled Board. Both in licensing and
sanctions most foreign physicians brought before this unscrupulous and
dishonest Board of Physicians are either accepted quickly into flock or
sanctioned in the most minimal way. Those who sit on this Board have been
blinded by lawyers who work for this entity and or by lawyers from the Maryland
Attorney General’s Office. Every time a physician is sanctioned to maximum,
that is a medical license revocation, the Board administrators put another notch
in their proverbial noose. The evidence is obvious if you review those
sanctioned each year. American trained physicians’ cases are taken into court
more frequently that their foreign counterparts. Why? Because this unsaintly
entity bends the rules for foreign physicians and those of invigorated
cultures.
Political correctness has
been taken to the extreme. Recent contact I had with the Maryland legislature
and other state administrative entities display very little oversight is given
to this so called independent Board. The legislative committee I contacted and
other Maryland state departments believe this Board is pure and should go
untouched by them. Corruption has entered the fray in the Maryland Board of
Physicians processes and procedures. Damage to physicians’ reputation, families
and more are the outcome of false sanctions initiated again doctors. Many
physicians have suffered by the hands of this corrupt and dishonest entity.
Please review some of the articles on Medicalboardusa.com and read for yourself
how one physician was mercilessly treated by Maryland’s Board of Physicians.
Mark Davis MD
Medicalboardusa.com
platomd@gmail.com
Monday, May 7, 2018
GENERAL SCIENCE TUTOR TO BE THE BEST HIRE THE BEST
GENERAL SCIENCE TUTOR TO BE THE BEST
HIRE THE BEST
American students are no
longer at the top of their game when it comes to the sciences. Too many lag
behind because emphasis on the sciences in the classroom has been demeaned for other
subjects. In some educational jurisdictions science is given no emphasis.
Colleges and Universities will report that in many cases their PHD programs in
the sciences are filled with foreign students. Have you ever wondered why
Google seeks people from outside the country to fill their vacant science positions?
Americans simply are disinterested in pursuing science careers en masse giving
way to our colleagues from abroad. With that stated in the event your child
needs a help moving through the sciences in grades K-12 and or has precocious
talents that need to be nurtured hire a general science tutor.
Dr. Mark Davis tutors a
wide spectrum of subjects in the sciences and is here to provide individual and
or small group science sessions to enable students to improve their grades and
or awaken an interest in science within them.
Contact: platomd@gmail.com for questions, scheduling
or fees.
Sunday, May 6, 2018
FAILED SPEX TRY A TUTOR WHO HAS INSIGHTS INTO
THIS TEST’S QUESTIONS
Special Purpose Examination
(SPEX) was created to test for skills from those out of practice for years or
from those whose competency is in doubt. In reality this exams fails its own
test because it neither reflects current practice modes in its 336 questions nor
does it test for competency in the practitioner’s specialty field. Written by a
politically active organization, the Federation of State Medical Boards, you
pay an outrageous fee to take an exam designed to fail. No one knows how
examinees fail every year. Yet we do know that many examinees fail 2, 3 or even
more times. A SPEX tutor, who has firsthand knowledge of question types and
contents should be your initial stop to help guide you to pass this complex and
very unfair examination. Please contact Dr. Mark Davis who tutors this exam.
Widely respected for the help he has given many physicians, Dr. Davis is here
to help you.
General Science Tutor Available
General Science Tutor seeks students from Grades K-12
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