Disgraced surgeon Dr Munjed Al Muderis has membership revoked by Australian Orthopaedic Association
On Tuesday night, he wrote to the association, ı I was the victim of inadequacy of his inadequacy and little respects after maintenance ”. “I stayed with a hard leg permanently. We are dealing with HCCC since 2012 [Health Care Complaints Commission] And any dissatisfied medical council.
Leah Mooney, with her husband Tim Mooney outside the federal court.Credit: Janie Barrett
“I strongly recommend that you think of a large number of complaints and findings and find Dr al Muderis worthless of his profession.”
On the other hand, Susan Liew, President of AOA’s Vocational Behavior and Standards, apologized for his pain and promised to increase his complaint at the Board of Directors meeting on Tuesday night.
Liew, “I am very sorry to have such a terrible experience and continue to live with the results. As you can imagine, we have had a series of communications from various people, including our colleagues. Our Board will discuss this issue to determine what AOA can do.”
Fred Hernandez, a former patient of Dr Al Muderis, sent a complaint a few years ago.
Fred Hernandez took action against Al Muderis.
“This individual had many accusations/complaints about him for years, and he still remained unpunished. The court case not only shed light on Al Muderis’s actions, but also proved that they are always right,” he said.
“It is time for an agency in Australia to take official measures on this individual.”
Liew also thanked Hernandez for his professionalism and “ [the AOA] In the last few days, they have received a series of complaints on this subject ”.
Al Muderis’s professional website introduces the AOA brand and the Australian Orthopedic Surgeons Association (ASOS).
Asos General Manager Stephen Milgate said last week that Al Muderis would soon be asked to remove the logo from the website.
“Dr Munjed Al Muderis is currently not a member of Asos. And according to our database, he has not been a member of Asos since 2010.
“Recently, we have updated our constitution about the use of our Asos logo (we are currently waiting for approval from ASIC for these changes). After the Constitution is approved by ASIC, we will contact him.”
Macquarie University Hospital said in a statement on Wednesday that Al Muderis is currently not working in the hospital and received uncertain permission.
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“The hospital continues to carefully handle the latest developments on this issue,” a spokesman said.
“There is no existing complaint about the issues put forward in the Federal Court Decision, or no problem with the appropriate regulators did not arise directly to the hospital.
“If necessary, any official investigation is carried out according to our established policies and procedures and the necessary process, justice and privacy.”
Al Muderis can operate in various hospitals around Sydney, including Norwest.
In a statement on Monday, the Norwest company, the company, said that Al Muderis remained accredited, but his profile was recently deleted from the website, because it has not done any surgery since April.
“We are concerned about the court findings and we will take appropriate measures if the relevant regulators make any restrictions on the application of Dr Al Muderis,” he said.
Medical regulators stated that they had previously examined the court decision HCCC and AHPRA, but did not decide on new investigations.
A few great charities and Sydney University, underwent statements that undermine the evidence in court and rejected any ongoing relationship with infamous surgeon.
For a comment, Al Muderis, Macquarie University Hospital and Ahpra contact.
