spivak, ryan matthew

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ca License a 113632 issued august 11, 2010 (license renewed & current)

27509 agoura road
suite 110
agoura hills
los angeles
california
91301

university of pennsylvania, class of 2009

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  • decision
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      Offenses
    • repeat negligence
    • inadequate and inaccurate records
    june 9, 2023
  • administrative discipline
    caseNumber: 8002019060028
    description: two years' probation to run consecutively from the conclusion of respondent's probation term in the board's decision in case #8002019061086 for a total of 11 years' probation with various terms and conditions. restrictions: shall not order, prescribe, dispense, administer, furnish, or possess any controlled substances as defined in the california uniform controlled substances act. respondent shall not issue an oral or written recommendation or approval to a patient or a patient's primary caregiver for the possession or cultivation of marijuana for the personal medical purposes of the patient within the meaning of health and safety code section 11362.5. prohibited from supervising physician assistants and advanced practice nurses.
    june 9, 2023
  • citation
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    july 22, 2022
  • citation
    citationNumber: 800-2022-089912
    cause: section 1364.11(b) of title 16 california code of regulations
    fineAmount: $700.00
    resolvedAt: august 1, 2022
    july 22, 2022
  • citation
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    september 28, 2020
  • citation
    citationNumber: 8002020070769
    cause: violation of term or condition of probation.
    fineAmount: $350.00
    resolvedAt: october 22, 2020
    september 28, 2020
  • decision
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      Offenses
    • illegitimate prescriptions
    • false/fictitious prescriptions
    • making or signing false documents
    • forging prescriptions for self-use
    • unprofessional conduct
    • conviction of a crime
    september 11, 2020
  • administrative discipline
    caseNumber: 8002019061086
    description: two years' probation to run consecutively with the current probation with various terms and conditions. restrictions: shall not order, prescribe, dispense, administer, furnish, or possess any controlled substances; shall not issue an oral or written recommendation or approval to a patient or caregiver for the possession or cultivation of marijuana for personal medical purposes; prohibited from engaging in the solo practice of medicine; and prohibited from supervising physician assistants and advanced practice nurses.
    september 11, 2020
  • misdemeanor
    court: superior court of california, county of los angeles
    docket: ba459131
    description: pled no contest to one count of violating health and safety code section 11180 (obtaining or possessing a controlled substance obtained by a nonconforming prescription).
    sentence: pending.
    april 16, 2018
  • decision
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      Offenses
    • dishonesty or corruption
    • misuse of controlled substances
    • illegitimate prescriptions
    • forging prescriptions for self-use
    • unprofessional conduct
    june 30, 2017
  • administrative discipline
    caseNumber: 8002016020767
    description: seven years' probation with various terms and conditions. restrictions: shall not order, prescribe, dispense, administer, furnish or possess any controlled substances, except in the perioperative setting when acting as a surgeon where the patient will only use such controlled substances at the location of the procedure, shall not issue an oral or written recommendation or approval to a patient or a caregiver for the possession or cultivation of marijuana for personal medical purposes, prohibited from engaging in the solo practice of medicine and supervising physician assistants and advanced practice nurses.
    june 30, 2017
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