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Langston McFadden, who is representing Dr. Xi Yang, told 人兽性交 that his client was informed by several of his staff members in July that the surgeon, whose name was not released, left the surgical area while patients were under anesthesia to meet with other patients in their clinical practice.

The surgeon may have been billing for both the surgical procedures and the patient appointments, which McFadden says is a violation of federal and state billing guidelines. He also said the surgeon鈥檚 actions violate patient health and safety regulations.

Yang, according to McFadden, mentioned the concerns to Auburn Community Hospital鈥檚 administration and asked for an investigation. Shortly after Yang鈥檚 request, the hospital fired him effective Nov. 8.

McFadden told 人兽性交 no reason was given for Yang鈥檚 termination.

鈥淚n fact, they actually advised him that it wasn鈥檛 because of any wrongdoing by him and that he had performed his duties in a satisfactory manner, but this was a decision that was being made,鈥� McFadden said.

Auburn Community Hospital said in a statement that it 鈥渧alues privacy and professionalism for both patients and staff鈥� and does not disclose information about employment matters.

鈥淥ur decisions are guided by what鈥檚 best for our patients and our continued commitment to delivering safe, high-quality care close to home,鈥� the hospital鈥檚 statement continued. 鈥淥ur surgical teams are fully staffed, and all procedures are continuing as scheduled with no impact on patient care.鈥�

When Yang learned of the decision to terminate his contract, McFadden said it followed a meeting between hospital administrators and the surgeon. The surgeon reportedly gave the administration an ultimatum: either Yang goes or the surgeon would leave.

McFadden explained Yang owned an anesthesiology practice that 鈥渂ecame a captive entity of the hospital鈥� due to his contract. Not only is Yang being terminated, his attorney said, but he is also being required to sign over his ownership shares of the practice to the hospital.

Yang has not yet filed a lawsuit against the hospital, but McFadden said he has filed a whistleblower complaint with the state Department of Labor and intends to file a federal complaint with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. McFadden also confirmed that several of Yang鈥檚 staff members resigned from the hospital in protest. The exact number is not known, but it鈥檚 close to 10 employees who submitted their letters of resignation after Yang was terminated by the hospital.

鈥淔rom our perspective, the hospital certainly has some questions to answer here considering Dr. Yang鈥檚 prior service, his history of performing not just adequately but exemplary, and then this abrupt termination after raising these safety concerns,鈥� McFadden said. 鈥淚t does warrant an explanation from the hospital because first and foremost has to be the health and safety of all the patients that Auburn Community Hospital sees.鈥�

Until Yang鈥檚 termination, internet archives show he was listed as the chief of anesthesiology on . His name is no longer on that page, and he is not listed in the hospital鈥檚 physician directory.