Campbell did not immediately respond to calls and emails seeking comment.
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An internal investigation found the doctor had violated the hospital’s code of conduct and he was dismissed in October. OHSU said in a statement to local news station KGW that it received a report of sexual harassment on April 17 and removed Campbell from his clinical duties soon after. “When, who at the time was a friend, approached her, Esther acted in a way that was 100 percent consistent with those values, offering to do everything that she could to support her friend, while at the same time respecting her friend’s own agency in making decisions about what to do.” Esther Choo has fought for protecting and supporting the voices of survivors, and she has fought for those values in the healthcare industry for many years,” the spokesperson said. The plaintiff claims Choo-whom the hospital touts as an expert on sexual misconduct-failed to escalate her complaint through the proper channels and later posed with Campbell in pictures and tagged him in laudatory tweets.Ī spokesperson for Choo told The Daily Beast that if the litigation moved forward, “documentary evidence will be presented that will paint a picture of Esther’s conduct that is completely different from what has been reported in the press.” Esther Choo, a professor of emergency medicine at OHSU and founding member of Time’s Up Healthcare, as one of several hospital administrators who failed to appropriately respond to the plaintiff’s complaints. “I just want to hug you from behind without you yelling at me,” he allegedly texted her afterward. The complaint alleges that Campbell sent suggestive messages and photos of his erection to the plaintiff, who worked at the neighboring Veteran's Affairs hospital, and later crept up on her at work and pushed his erection into her backside. The resignations followed the publication of an article in The Oregonian on a sexual harassment lawsuit against former Oregon Health and Science University doctor Jason Campbell, best known for the viral TikTok videos of him dancing in the hospital. “If survivors exhibit bravery in coming forward we must meet them in bravery by standing with them.”
Pringl Miller, a general surgeon and hospice and palliative care specialist who helped found the subsidiary in 2019. “Bravery must be demonstrated at all times even when it’s not popular,” tweeted Dr. In the last 24 hours, at least five co-founders of the activist group, part of the larger Time’s Up organization created during the MeToo movement, announced they were stepping down. Founding members of Time’s Up Healthcare are fleeing the anti-discrimination organization en masse over the group’s handling of explosive allegations that a co-founder brushed off complaints of sexual harassment by a co-worker.
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