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At the hearing, board counsel summarized the allegations from the accusation: charges included failing to obtain written consent, improper intimate conduct with patients, false advertising of board certifications, and inappropriate practice locations. The packet included the stipulated surrender adopted March 8, 2023, and four December 2024 certificates showing completion of coursework.

Lujan testified about childhood sexual abuse, therapy he undertook (specialist referenced), charitable and volunteer activity including school volunteering, and fundraising runs (including an 85-mile run raising approximately $5,700 for Kern County Honor Flight). He said those experiences and therapy led to a personal transformation and that he had become more community-oriented, a more present father and more engaged in church and men’s groups.

Board members pressed Lujan on whether therapy was complete, whether he continues psychiatric or psychotherapy care, the nature of his personal-training income and how he avoids practicing chiropractic without a license. Lujan said he had stopped offering chiropractic adjustments after the surrender and had publicly announced the change; he said he had done occasional adjustments for family members (he acknowledged that is inconsistent with the surrender), and that he would accept board-imposed conditions if the board reinstated licensure.

The administrative law judge closed evidence and submitted the petition to the board. The board indicated it will issue a written decision in the coming weeks.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Board Of Chiropractic Examiners- Board Meeting - April 18, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Vicente Lujan, whose chiropractic license was surrendered effective March 8, 2023, told the board he has sought therapy, community service and charitable fundraising; the board admitted the petition packet into evidence, questioned Lujan about childhood trauma and boundaries, and took the matter under submission.","taxTitle","Respiratory Care Board of California, Boards and Commissions, Executive, California","taxId",76751,"location","California","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6581698,"Former licensee petitions board for reinstatement after convictions, court dismissals and years of documented rehabilitation",290,2680000,2970000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3071392-fca753c20902a0c6fac0b35ff525bf91&start=2680&end=2970","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3071392-fca753c20902a0c6fac0b35ff525bf91/thumbnail_2680000.jpg","/articles/6581698/California/Former-licensee-petitions-board-for-reinstatement-after-convictions-court-dismissals-and-years-of-documented-rehabilitation","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6581698-9a08fc72c4ade6617334eb1a2de650d2/orig.mp4?Expires=1771146067&Signature=GRaZ2AQqUDZB8k3m55QsIJkGl6qz-voR-rHN1pwtJbuk~cqKwn0UMjAyL4PplHqSM1KJcIlpQItNcPG2FsoZEpNbvlln3QrECf0omm11z9XDNiiGGF9bqhkuiW-CG8B1axguRKfSTZCclrcfh88AKV3bVDVQvGISI1HcBflRn7lBcz~Uh17w8E6w1GAuF-RKniCQALAzEfc4oAf7o6-QrPFFuuTfyJR-4MGsLv57glPbgtrmk3Pi7yHvF3Y~TdsYY0mb8VN99iWfVE0V8SX3PkUYHa147oK9F581waiuvyw~4f1tSl2e9YLPqgWJe8EtUc9mYUkhHwbtvLsOeOKJKA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Mister Hakob (Algon) Durbishan (petitioner's recorded name appears in the hearing record with variant spellings) asked the Board of Chiropractic Examiners on April 18, 2025, to reinstate a chiropractic license that had been revoked by default in 2017 following arrests and subsequent convictions. Durbishan told the board he has been sober since March 2017, has completed therapy and intensive rehabilitation work, and now supervises employment and training programs for people in recovery.

Board staff summarized the underlying disciplinary record: arrests in 2016–2017 (including a vehicle theft conviction and later proceedings), a default revocation effective September 24, 2017, and an administrative record that included a determination of investigative costs. The petitioner provided extensive supporting documentation (noted in the record as approximately 48 pages) including: California Penal Code section 1203.4 dismissal/expungement orders reflected in the packet, certificates of continuing education, proof of therapy attendance and 12-step meeting records, a county probation department document showing security clearance and an employer award dated December 6, 2024.

Durbishan described his rehabilitation: sobriety since incarceration, therapy (cognitive behavioral and dialectical approaches), completion of anger-management and other courses, volunteer and paid work at the Center for Living and Learning and progressive promotions there to program manager. Counsel introduced supplemental documents admitted as petitioner’s Exhibit A, including updated letters of support, probation clearance and documentation of recent training and awards.

A witness for the petitioner (Anish Chandra) testified about long-term acquaintance and supported Durbishan’s account of rehabilitation and current role as a program manager overseeing career coaches and supportive services. The administrative law judge closed the hearing and submitted the petition to the board, which will issue a written order.","A petitioner who lost his chiropractic license in 2017 asked the Board of Chiropractic Examiners for reinstatement, presenting penal-court dismissal orders, therapy records, continuing education and multiple letters of support; the board took testimony, admitted supplemental evidence and took the matter under submission.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6581703,"Board hears petition by Dr. Cho for early end to three-year probation; judge takes matter under submission",2137,2143000,4280000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3071392-fca753c20902a0c6fac0b35ff525bf91&start=2143&end=4280","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3071392-fca753c20902a0c6fac0b35ff525bf91/thumbnail_2143000.jpg","/articles/6581703/California/Board-hears-petition-by-Dr-Cho-for-early-end-to-three-year-probation-judge-takes-matter-under-submission","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6581703-0e046ef0869013998e39b10e2b423d48/orig.mp4?Expires=1771146067&Signature=j~n-D56EtaODXrF5PRLnsQoVIQYlpYQhgHJyPplSjXKy-L7McAGWQtGefOELqNSBRi5tM1a4YYrjvOsZ5P4YkhfdX4AzMASPmgMxTdLA~ygU1IlF8VQ3OZqNR1jjM4OKHLOZQYqKyHYB~jK0cFsFEwLBDXLQYnssicyUkqT6xcpZ82MhozzhnHDU8hEdhD6xmrVsVuXqXgZOij~Hlwoihq97ij2PvaGi4H~gEByBX4INfpitq6PHTNawVgRIIqOtyjE4ZCKJZncczadoFcHwjYTjoqUM6KBR~X7ln6F2JU5a0i8Al03Hmf~bUNwAr0Mt8MlXpGbHYFWnLhemnHQ-~w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Doctor Cho (petitioner) asked the Board of Chiropractic Examiners on April 18, 2025, to end the remaining portion of a three-year probation that followed his 2017 conviction and subsequent license revocation and later reinstatement on probation.

Board counsel summarized Cho’s disciplinary history: a 2017 conviction for insurance fraud that led to a license revocation in 2018; a successful petition for reinstatement in 2021 and a three-year probationary term that became effective October 12, 2022. Staff told the board Cho had submitted complete quarterly reports, passed required examinations (ethics/boundaries, special purposes, California chiropractic law) and completed required coursework and community service.

Cho told the panel he had “received more than I deserved” when his license was reinstated and described volunteer work, mission trips and civic involvement with the Korean American Chamber of Commerce and Lions Club as evidence of rehabilitation. He said he would accept conditions the board deemed appropriate and described ongoing community service work.

Board members questioned Cho about payments of investigation costs, the status of the criminal conviction (Cho said it was dismissed before reinstatement) and whether he had completed therapy and supports to reduce future risk. Cho said he had pursued therapy earlier in his rehabilitation and continued to reflect on his behavior; counsel noted cost recovery had been paid.

The administrative law judge closed testimony and submitted the matter to the board, which will issue a written order in the coming weeks.","A chiropractor who had previously had his license revoked and later reinstated on probation asked the board for early termination after completing required education and community service; the board took the petition under submission and will issue a written decision.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6581708,"Chiropractor Jay Park asks board to end probation early after completing required programs",1661,124000,1785000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3071392-fca753c20902a0c6fac0b35ff525bf91&start=124&end=1785","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3071392-fca753c20902a0c6fac0b35ff525bf91/thumbnail_124000.jpg","/articles/6581708/California/Chiropractor-Jay-Park-asks-board-to-end-probation-early-after-completing-required-programs","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6581708-1104f368ed94a29432a1967df3faf7c2/orig.mp4?Expires=1771146067&Signature=gSIE9gatcg0xk99iYVJ4nVjxIZ6oR7KZUi~hb8LQZmJMAvANbZJlu0YmCxfWG-yJv2Jfjy5gmW5JeGaLpEdYxZO-YcdFafHTBFjZJ2rBKlhs7uJszBfNfmmlTrTbAAye5zmW1NBfEx-jBw-MW9NDKoF9NfUT1C9p5yoEGTDgbfGrkBT-wugKuwxWebL6aFetepLnt8O16AklbDj5lUEHZs2zqHKnw21p74a~-liwmS4kOhz4m8gvhdUbysalvcUA0e9qfErlpin70fbZqykmmchchlxgkGCbGf6EwB~BoKS-a58iGhzvZyqT74xTjvMzEIT9ao8RLZCnWnIaQqkWwg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Doctor Jay Fo Park asked the Board of Chiropractic Examiners on April 18, 2025, to end his remaining two years of a five-year probation so he can resume full practice without board monitoring. Park told the board he had completed the education, monitoring and volunteer work the board required and had paid the board’s cost recovery amount in full.

Park’s petition stems from a 2021 conviction tied to an alleged patient-referral rebate scheme. In resolution of the underlying accusation the board adopted a stipulated settlement on March 26, 2022, placing Park on probation for five years with standard and optional conditions. Board staff told the panel that Park had submitted all quarterly reports, his billing monitor had filed required reports, he paid $3,407.50 in cost recovery, and had passed required examinations and completed volunteer service.

In his oral remarks Park said, “I made a big mistake in my career, and I have learned my lesson,” and described completing required coursework, volunteer hours at Family Assistance Ministries and passing the California Chiropractic Law Examination and ethics requirements. In response to questions from the deputy attorney general and board members, Park said he has continued quarterly reporting and billing-monitor oversight and that the felony in his case was reduced to a misdemeanor on May 3, 2024.

Board members asked about therapy, ongoing supports and what specific practice changes his monitor required; Park said the monitor helped reorganize office procedures and billing processes and that he is increasing professional engagement with other chiropractors. The deputy attorney general noted Park must prove entitlement to early termination by clear and convincing evidence.

The administrative law judge took the matter under submission. The board indicated it will issue a written order in the coming weeks with its decision.

Park-related documents admitted into evidence include the petition packet, the board’s decision adopting the stipulated settlement, probation compliance memoranda and certificates of completed courses and volunteer service.","Doctor Jay Fo Park asked the Board of Chiropractic Examiners to grant early termination of a five-year probation tied to a 2021 conviction, saying he has completed required courses, paid costs and performed volunteer hours; the board took the matter under submission and will issue a written order.","actionData","errors"]

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Vicente Lujan seeks reinstatement after surrendering license; board hears testimony and requests more documentation

Former licensee petitions board for reinstatement after convictions, court dismissals and years of documented rehabilitation

Board hears petition by Dr. Cho for early end to three-year probation; judge takes matter under submission

Chiropractor Jay Park asks board to end probation early after completing required programs