Federal Register #2026-15328

DEA Revokes Registrations of Joan Rubinger, N.P. for Improper Controlled Substance Prescribing

This notice details a legal decision by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) regarding the revocation of DEA registrations for Joan Rubinger, N.P. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Department of Justice, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) - Key Details: - Joan Rubinger, N.P., a nurse practitioner registered in California and New York, had her DEA Certificates of Registration (Nos. MM3336422 and MR5666106) revoked - The revocation is based on findings that she issued over 2,500 controlled substance prescriptions without proper state authority - The order cites intentional diversion of controlled substances, failure to maintain required standardized procedures, lack of physician supervision, and inadequate recordkeeping - Procurement Information: - No products, OEMs, or vendors are mentioned - No goods or services are being requested or procured - Notable Requirements: - This is a legal enforcement action, not a procurement opportunity

Description

This federal notice details a decision and order involving Joan Rubinger, N.P., issued by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) under the Justice Department. The order addresses allegations that from 2019 to 2024, Joan Rubinger prescribed over 2,500 controlled substance prescriptions without proper state authority and engaged in intentional diversion of controlled substances. The DEA revoked her registrations in California and New York due to these violations, citing failure to maintain required standardized procedures and supervision. The document is 8 pages long and provides detailed findings and legal basis for the revocation of her DEA registrations.

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