Doctor on rape charge suspended from practice | The Courier-Mail

A DOCTOR charged with raping a patient at a Gatton private practice has been suspended by the Medical Board of Queensland.

[brown skin indian]

sounds like a racist indian

[SKEETER]

What do you mean a Racist Indian? Just curious? What do you really think about this case?

[SKEETER]

I think it sounds terrible I'd have second thoughts about seeing a male Doctor in the future just in case? Any other women out there feeling the same way as me?

[Countess_Bathory]

LMFAO!! How did I know it was an Indian when I saw the thread title? I must be clairvoyant!! LOL!

[SKEETER]

Countess do ya think there's too many Indian Docs here? Would you go see a male doc after finding out they can sexually assult you, I find this whole thing disgusting. I'm really put off going to any Doc now. PS U R def. clairvoyant I suppose

[SKEETER]

I feel sorry for em both the girl and the Doc really it's a messy business.

[Countess_Bathory]

SKEETER wrote:

Countess do ya think there's too many Indian Docs here? Would you go see a male doc after finding out they can sexually assult you, I find this whole thing disgusting. I'm really put off going to any Doc now. PS U R def. clairvoyant I suppose

There's too many Dr Singhs.

[Gottaliv]

And another one bites, another one bites, another one bites the dust!

This one's a bit different. African instead of Indian, what a pleasant change!!!

Investigation launched into former NT doctor:

Posted 4 hours 53 minutes ago

The Queensland Government has promised a full investigation into concerns about the registration and performance of an overseas-trained doctor who used to work in the Northern Territory.

Zimbabwean-trained Dr John Chibanda has been working at the Emerald Hospital in Central Queensland since late 2007.

Prior to that he had worked at the Katherine Hospital in the Northern Territory.

The Queensland Health Minister, Paul Lucas, says there have been about a dozen complaints from staff and patients about Dr Chibanda's work.

Last month, local staff discovered Dr Chibanda had been convicted of falsifying a death certificate in Zimbabwe.

Mr Lucas says the doctor claims the conviction was quashed but he should have told the medical board about it.

"I'm concerned about the level of disclosure made to the board," he said.

Dr Chibanda has been stood down.

He has declined to comment.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/11/06...