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The FCL uses the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's (EEOC) framework regarding the consideration of convictions. It specifies Louisiana employers must assess an applicant's criminal history to determine if it has a direct relationship with the job duties for the position to which they applied.

However, courts have uniformly held that whether a medical screening is appropriate is determined “by whether it was performed equitably in comparison to other patients with similar symptoms,” not “by its proficiency in accurately diagnosing the patient's illness.” An appropriate medical screening is one which is ...

Failure to arrange for a receiving physician to assume care of the patient is an EMTALA violation. PLEASE NOTE: Sending a patient from one emergency department to another is not necessarily a violation of EMTALA.

Yes. A misdemeanor is defined as a minor wrongdoing or crime, but it is still a crime. As such, it is still a part of your criminal record just like a felony conviction would be.

There is no tool available that allows an employer to conduct a national background check that would encompass all state-level crimes. Since a national background check is not available to employers, many order a multi-state background check in addition to a federal background check.

The seven-year lookback period also does not apply to criminal convictions. CRAs can report criminal convictions regardless of when they occurred. The FCRA does not restrict the reporting of other types of important information, including the employment history, education, or professional credentials of applicants.

EMTALA defines 3 responsibilities of participating hospitals (defined as hospitals that accept Medicare reimbursement): Provide all patients with a medical screening examination (MSE) Stabilize any patients with an emergency medical condition. Transfer or accept appropriate patients as needed.