Featured blog post: Sales of fake medical certifications under investigation
Credentialing Resource Center Connection , April 16, 2009
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The Connecticut Attorney General is investigating complaints from the American Board of Internal Medicine and others about the illegal sale of fake medical certifications, according to an April 8 ModernHealthcare.com article. The certifications are allegedly being sold by Keith Alan Lasko who targets foreign-trained physicians unfamiliar with authentic certification organizations.
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