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Doctor Fined, Accused of Exposing Staff to COVID-19 By Lindsay Kalter June 22, 2021 A Providence, RI, doctor faces thousands of dollars in fines for allegedly falling short on COVID-19 protections and knowingly exposing his patients and staff to the coronavirus. The U.S. Department of Labor s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) cited Anthony Farina, MD, for exposing patients and staff to COVID-19 while he was ill and failing to take necessary pandemic precautions in his offices. An investigation was launched after six employees tested positive for COVID-19 in the fall of 2020. Farina, an internal medicine specialist who graduated from Brown University School of Medicine in 1991, was fined $136,532 for failing to use safety measures against the coronavirus, including cleaning and disinfecting, proper air filtration, barriers between workspaces, and symptom screening of employees. The order alleges he did not mandate contact tracing or quarantine periods

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