Craig Stephen Cropp

The VA Board of Medicine places Dr. Cropp under numerous restrictions, after he performed an unauthorized procedure at a hospital, and injured two patients during surgery, both cases resulting in a perforated colon.

The Board issues continued license restrictions related to violations of Virginia Code, as found in the Board's Order from June 10, 2003.

The VA Board places Dr. Cropp under further license restrictions, as he was unable to complete the conditions of the Board's Order of November 8, 2004.

The Committee finds that Dr. Cropp violated the standard of care for 4 patients, including perforating the uterus of two women within 3 days, and failed to inform the Board of revocation of hospital staff privileges. The matter warrants an administrative hearing for possible revocation or suspension of license.

The VA Board suspends Dr. Cropp's medical license due to equal disciplinary action in Maryland. Cropp's license is reinstated the following day, with restrictions according to the Board's Order of October 4, 2006.

The VA Board of Medicine suspends Dr. Cropp's license after he violated the terms of a Board Order. The Board unanimously determined that Dr. Cropp's continued practice constitutes a substantial danger to public health and safety.

The VA Board of Medicine issues a $250 fine and places Dr. Cropp under restriction for numerous violations of Virginia Code, including perforating the uterus of two women in January 2001.

Maryland medical license suspended, with regard to Virginia medical license discipline.

Order lifting suspension of Maryland medical license, per reinstatement of Virginia medical license.

Maryland medical license reinstated & placed on probation

Maryland medical license reinstated after suspension