(CBC) The doctor at the centre of racism and bigotry complaints can no longer practise medicine in Newfoundland and Labrador.
According to the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Newfoundland and Labrador, Dr. Zachary Kuehner’s licence was no longer active as of June 10 — one day after CBC News published a story detailing complaints against the second-year medical resident.
It remains unclear whether Kuehner’s licence was suspended, revoked or voluntarily given up, or if it simply expired.
The CPSNL declined to provide specific information to Kuehner’s case.
It is not mandatory for a doctor’s licence to be suspended when they enter a complaints process, said CPSNL complaints director Elyse Bruce, but each case is assessed differently.
