CPSA

• AHS says progress being made on addressing Lethbridge doctor shortage

  Alberta Health Services provided an update on Friday with regard to efforts to attract more family physicians to Lethbridge.

  Health

  Jun 11
  
• Edmonton doctor accused of spiking colleagues drink: CPSA

  Dr. Max Klein was found guilty of unprofessional conduct by the CPSA on Thursday stemming from an incident in January 2015 in which a fellow doctor was unknowingly given ecstasy.

  Crime

  May 12
  
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• Alberta surgeon who hung noose in hospital receives four-month suspension

  Grande Prairie surgeon Dr. Wynand Wessels has received a four-month suspension from a College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta (CPSA) hearing tribunal.

  Health

  Dec 6, 2021
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• Wrong bone removed by resident during surgery; Alberta doctor takes responsibility

  On Dec. 13, 2017, a third-year surgical resident removed the scaphoid instead of the trapezium.

  Crime

  Sep 9, 2020
• St. Albert pediatrician charged with sexual assault allowed to practise with chaperone present

  The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta said Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta Justice K.M. Eidsvik stayed the college's decision to suspend Kumar's practice permit.

  Crime

  Jul 17, 2019
• Blairmore physician wins appeal, gets to keep medical licence

  A family doctor from Blairmore, Alta., that was found guilty of four charges of unprofessional conduct last year, has won an appeal to keep his medical licence and pay fewer fees.

  Crime

  May 17, 2019
• St. Albert pediatrician suspended from practice amid sexual assault investigation

  The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta has suspended the practice permit of a St. Albert pediatrician charged with sexual assault.

  Crime

  May 14, 2019
• Edmonton doctor found guilty of prescribing offences, inappropriate relationship with patient

  An Edmonton family doctor has been found guilty of six charges of unprofessional conduct after a hearing tribunal with Alberta's medical regulator.

  Crime

  Oct 25, 2018
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• Albertans in chronic pain concerned by new proposed guidelines for opioids

  The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta has proposed new guidelines for prescribing opioids and now patients who suffer with pain fear their medications could be cut off.

  Canada

  Nov 8, 2016