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DPH hearing deems allegations admitted against RN Samuel Hatti after respondent fails to appear
Summary
A hearing officer for the Connecticut Department of Public Health on Oct. 21, 2025, granted the department’s motion to deem allegations admitted against registered nurse Samuel Hatti after the respondent failed to appear at a public hearing convened to determine whether he violated a previously issued consent order.
A hearing officer for the Connecticut Department of Public Health on Oct. 21, 2025, granted the department’s motion to deem allegations admitted against registered nurse Samuel Hatti after the respondent failed to appear at a public hearing convened to determine whether he violated a previously issued consent order.
The hearing will proceed to a memorandum of decision prepared by the hearing officer and submitted to the Board of Examiners for Nursing, which will issue the board’s final ruling. Attorney Joelle Newton, representing the department, told the hearing the department is seeking revocation of Hatti’s license because, she said, his conduct “represents a threat to the public health and safety.”
The hearing officer, Aden Baum, opened the hearing at 10:01 a.m. and took testimony on whether proper notice was given. Brett Karpuska, administrative assistant and board liaison to the Board of Examiners for Nursing, testified that the department scheduled the…
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