An Arizona federal court granted in part, and denied in part, Maricopa Integrated Health System’s motion for summary judgment on the due process and breach of contract claims of a medical resident who was placed on probation and terminated. The court concluded MIHS didn’t violate the resident’s procedural or substantive due process rights, given that MIHS provided him with a pre-termination opportunity to respond to charges as well as a post-termination hearing. An appeals committee reviewing the decision to terminate the residency upheld it, finding that the resident’s failure to comply with MIHS ethics policy and his secret recording of ...
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