A 12-page document filed by the WYBOM and obtained today by the Pinedale Roundup summarizes the case, findings of facts and reasons for the suspension, with the board of seven concluding after a recent special meeting that “public health, safety and welfare imperatively requires emergency action in this matter.”
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Breaking news: The Wyoming Board of Medicine (WYBOM) has suspended Physician's Assistant Jason Ray’s license No. PA697 as of 6 p.m. on Feb. 15, pending a contested case hearing. A 12-page document filed by the WYBOM and obtained today by the Pinedale Roundup summarizes the case, findings of facts and reasons for the suspension, with the board of seven concluding after a recent special meeting that “public health, safety and welfare imperatively requires emergency action in this matter.”
On Jan. 31, the WYBOM’s office received a formal complaint alleging that P.A. Ray had violated patient boundaries by engaging “in sexual misconduct with a patient and possibly staff members while employed at Sublette County Hospital District.”
