Consumer Watchdog: State Health Care Providers
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THURSTON COUNTY: State pulls credentials of nursing assistant
The state Department of Health has permanently revoked the credentials of an Olympia-area nursing assistant accused of sexually molesting two girls at a health care center where he worked.
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OLYMPIA: 2 nursing assistants lose licenses after stealing
The Washington State Department of Health revoked or suspended the licenses, certification or registrations of two health care providers in Thurston County in September.
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License of Whatcom County nursing assistant who assaulted 2 disabled clients pulled
The state Department of Health has pulled the license of a Whatcom County nursing assistant convicted of slapping two vulnerable adults she cared for while working at a Blaine residential facility for developmentally disabled adults.
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Department takes action on providers
In July, the Washington State Department of Health took the following actions regarding health care providers in Thurston County.
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Health agency takes action against 2
In July, the state Department of Health's Health Care Assistant Program suspended the credentials of Sally Castillo Yancey, who was charged with 10 counts of second- degree identity theft in 2009, according to a news release.
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Area providers subject of health agency actions
The Washington State Department of Health took actions regarding these Thurston County health care providers in June.
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VANCOUVER: State revokes license of day care with E. coli
The state of Washington has revoked the license of a Southwest Washington in-home day care where a boy contracted a fatal case of E. coli.
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State pulls Tacoma nursing home's license
Citing a pattern of deficiencies that placed residents in "immediate jeopardy," the state has revoked the license of a 120-bed nursing home in Tacoma. The owner, after initially appealing the revocation, decided this week to close the home.
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Charges dismissed against pharmacist
In December, the Washington State Department of Health's Pharmacy Board dismissed charges against pharmacist Magdalene Atem- Ossiander.
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Health Department acts on poor conduct
The Washington State Department of Health has taken the following actions regarding health care providers in South Sound.
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