Board: Doctor working in ER had 0.293 BAC

MONTGOMERY, Texas — An emergency room doctor in Texas has had his license temporarily suspended after allegedly being intoxicated on the job.

Gregory Michael Gibbons was working a day shift on April 19 at CHI Baylor St. Luke's Emergency Center. Gibbons exhibited strange behavior and "clear signs of intoxication," according to a press release from the Texas Medical Board.

A blood sample obtained from Gibbons registered a 0.293 BAC, which is more than three times the legal alcohol limit to operate a motor vehicle in Texas, according to KHOU.

The Texas Medical Board said that Gibbons will remain suspended until further action by the board is taken.

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