For immediate release: September 30, 2024 (24-116)
Contact: DOH Communications
Charges state that Chambers committed unprofessional conduct when he crossed professional boundaries with a vulnerable patient. Chambers allegedly engaged in sexually explicit conduct with the patient. Chambers is also alleged to have accompanied the patient outside where he shared his vape pen.
Chambers cannot practice in Washington until the charges against his credential are resolved. He has 20 days to respond to the charges and to ask for a hearing.
The legal documents on this case can be seen online by clicking the link on Provider Credential Search on the Department of Health website; copies can be requested by calling 360-236-4700. Anyone who believes a health care provider acted unprofessionally is encouraged to call this number and report their complaint.
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