An acquaintance from your medical school class contacts you. She says due to a series of mistakes and error by the Medical Board, she is not yet licensed in Texas, but still has her Arkansas medical license. The person has not been disciplined by the Arkansas or Texas Medical Boards. Until things have been worked out with the Texas Medical Board, she would appreciate the opportunity to work as a medical assistant or even an insurance clerk or clerical receptionist work in your practice . Can you employ this person to handle insurance claims or as a receptionist?

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