SummerRoses

She wrote the prescription to someone with her last name and gave the meds to my ex husband. I stated in my original post that I called the pharmacy and the automated system stated the meds were for somone with her last name. As far as I know healthcare professionals are not supposed to write prescriptions for themselves and give the medication to other people, nor write scripts for people they are not treating. This is what she did wrong. Correct me if I am wrong.

Hi Evolvingrn, he is no longer my husband. I know for sure he is not a "catch", that is why I LEFT HIM last year. I have no idea who or what the antibiotics were truly for. Thank God my tests are negative. OMG these responses are becoming more about the soap opera than the question. I only posted the back end information because I knew everyone would come for me and say that I should just leave him and leave the NP alone. Enjoy your day.

Hello and good day SmilingBluEyes, I stated in my post that I left him. I guess to be more specific; I left him last year. Therefore we are not involved. I have indeed moved on from him. This disciplinary case is still under investigation and that is why I posed my question. Thanks

I found a bottle of antibiotics in my husband's book bag. The prescriber was his mistress a NP(she knows he is married and they have been seeing each since 2012, he would always say it was over but evidence would pop up indicating otherwise, she even bought him a jeep then went to my parent's house requesting it back after he told her he wasn't leaving his wife). I called the pharmacy and the automated system stated the script was written to someone with her last name. My ex husband stated his friend had an infection but did not have insurance so he asked his mistress to write a prescription. I told him that I threw out the medication. I left my husband and reported this NP to the NY State Education Department Office of Professional Discipline, and I sent the meds to the investigator handling the case. The investigator stated she cannot give me the status nor the results from the case. My question is besides possibly losing her license, what are the other repercussions this NP can face?