was an LDS church member and physician in Alberta, Canada; accused of sexual abuse; acquitted; in 2008, was found guilty by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta of inappropriately touching women patients during breast and vaginal exams in 2001; stripped of his medical license
  • AKA Dr. Litchfield, Bryant F. Litchfield
  • 2008: found guilty of inappropriately touching patients, was stripped of medical license
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  • Born: 1953
    Died: 2023
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  • Criminal result: Guilty,
  • His defense attorney, Robert White (Bob White) was a Mormon stake president; White later became an area authority seventy.

Bryant Litchfield Case Summary

Dr. Bryant Litchfield was a Mormon doctor in Alberta, Canada who was found guilty in 2008 by a college of touching female patients inappropriately during breast and vaginal exams in 2001.

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  1. Edmonton doctor loses medical licence
    view source details | 9 May 2008 | CBC News
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  • Edmonton doctor loses medical licence
    Source type: News article
    Publisher: CBC News
    Date published/accessed: 9 May 2008
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    An Edmonton doctor has been stripped of his medical licence after the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta found him guilty of inappropriately touching women patients during breast and vaginal exams in 2001.

    The college announced Friday that Dr. Bryant Litchfield of Edmonton was permanently banned from practicing medicine for his "lack of judgment and unbecoming conduct."

    In a hearing held last August, the college heard from three women who said Litchfield had manipulated their nipples or touched their breasts for no medical reason, and had conducted improper vaginal examinations.

    That hearing resulted in an order banning Litchfield from practicing, but the doctor appealed to the courts.

    In the interim, the doctor was forced to restrict his practice to male patients.

    On Tuesday, Alberta's Court of Appeal rejected the doctor's challenge, allowing the college to strip Litchfield of his right to practice.

    The doctor has also been ordered to pay the costs of the college in investigating the complaints, set at more than $158,000.

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