Re: ACCUSED OF HIPAA VIOLATION
Posted by Terri on 5/23/08
You might want to call the EEOC (www.eeoc.gov) and talk to an investigator. They will tell you if you have a claim or not. Good luck. On 5/23/08, TMB wrote: > I was resently fired from my job for HIPAA violation. My > co-workers boyfriend call the hospital I worked at and > said I was telling people that when he came into the ER he > had track marks on his arms. I did not do this and issued > a statement to my job. I told them that what was in his > chart was shown to be by another employee along with other > people eveyone that seen the chart made comments I did not > tell anyone in the public. I was fired along with another > employee that was not in the room at this time. > Appartently another employee told her about the patient. > We were fired not the employee that showed the > information. I feel that this was wrong and want to know > what can I do. All of this came up after this employee > was sent home under the influence one day and myself and > the other employee has a problem with her being at work > like that and made a comment to the manager. Two days > later her boyfriend files this complaint. I feel that I > was fired for something that I had no part of. If I'm > fired why not fire everyone that had something to do with > the incident. Why can't I see the statement that were > made against me or meet my accuser. I want to know what I > can do because I feel that I was wrongly fired
Posts on this thread, including this one
- ACCUSED OF HIPAA VIOLATION, 5/23/08, by TMB.
- Re: ACCUSED OF HIPAA VIOLATION, 5/23/08, by Terri.
- Re: ACCUSED OF HIPAA VIOLATION, 6/02/08, by Terry.
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