Kaiser doctor, accused of negligence, remains on the job

Kaiser doctor, accused of negligence, remains on the job (World)
Doctor Hamid Safari who operates out of a Kaiser Permanente hospital facility in Fresno, Ca. has been constantly accused of patient negligence when it comes to his birth procedures. On many accounts he has been accused by patients and other staff members as having bad practice in his skills and behavior. To this day he still works out of the Fresno facility and everyday attempts to bring new lives into this world.
Although Dr. Safari works under strict restrictions, that patients are uninformed about, he has yet to be suspended or better yet fired and stripped of his doctoral status. When situations like this occur and the company has yet to make a decision to fire or suspend the staff member; it is usually best that the media hounds the case into the ground. This will raise awareness throughout the community and the medical profession until either that doctor steps down on his own or Kaiser decides to fire him from their staff.

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