The Texas Medical Board suspended the license of Jeffrey Norman Colvin, MD, for writing more than 60 controlled substance prescriptions, mostly to women, between Dec. 7 and Feb. 2 despite having a restriction prohibiting him from treating female patients.
His license was initially suspended Dec. 6 following a November arrest after a patient accused him of sexually abusing her during an examination in September. He was able to treat male patients starting on Jan. 30 before his license was rescinded again Feb. 9.
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