Employment Law Representation for Medical Professionals
Tully Rinckey’s dedicated team of New York employment lawyers have many years of experience with pre-employment matters within the healthcare industry and are intimately familiar with common employment practices within the industry. If you are a doctor, dentist, nurse, or other healthcare professional, Tully Rinckey, PLLC can help you review and negotiate your pre-employment documents, including:
- Employment agreements.
- Offer letters.
- Non-compete agreements.
- Severance agreements.
As a medical professional, it is important that you review the terms of your employment thoroughly and seek to find a common ground between your professional goals and the goals of your potential employer. Reviewing your paperwork with a knowledgeable employment attorney will help ensure that the employment relationship is one that benefits both you and your employer.
Initiating Legal Proceedings Against Your Employer
There may come a time in your career where the hospital or medical practice you work for engages in conduct that is contrary to your employment agreement, or discriminatory conduct that is protected by federal law. It is important to keep in mind that you have the right to pursue legal action against your employer for any such conduct.
At Tully Rinckey, PLLC, we know that pursuing legal action against your employer can be a stressful time. Our empathetic and dedicated employment lawyers in across New York will be with you every step of the way to ensure that your rights are upheld, and that you receive the remedies you seek.
If you have been the victim of harassment or discrimination, or if you feel you may have been wrongfully terminated by the hospital or medical/dental practice where you work, it is best to reach out to a knowledgeable employment law attorney who is familiar with the healthcare industry to help you seek justice.
Representing Medical Professionals in Disciplinary Matters
Facing a complaint of misconduct by a patient or colleague can have severely damaging effects on your career. Appearing before the New York State Office of Professional Medical Misconduct can be intimidating, especially if your medical license is on the line. At Tully Rinckey, PLLC the skilled healthcare employment attorneys in Albany, Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, White Plains, and Manhattan are here to help you build and present your case to help keep your reputation from harm.
