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A New Jersey neurologist has been suspended from practicing medicine again after he allegedly violated a previous sexual misconduct order that required him to have a chaperone in the room whenever he was seeing female patients. The state of New Jersey is seeking to revoke Jonathan Fellus’ license entirely, citing evidence that he has seen female patients without a chaperone in the room, in violation of a 2018 consent order, according to a Friday, February 6, news release issued by the New Jersey Office of Attorney General. Fellus, a Morris County-based doctor who mostly practices at Advanced Neurocare in Randolph,…
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