Requires prosecutor to report convictions of certain medical professionals to the court and the Office of Professional Medical Conduct.

This bill amends the criminal procedure law to mandate that the prosecutor report convictions of certain persons, including licensed physicians, physician assistants, or specialist assistants, to the court after conviction and before sentencing. The report must include the person's occupation and the fact that they are subject to reporting to the Office of Professional Medical Conduct. Following sentencing, the court must deliver a copy of the conviction certificate and notification of the conviction and sentence to the Office of Professional Medical Conduct.

Requires prosecutor to report convictions of certain medical professionals to the court and the Office of Professional Medical Conduct.

This bill amends the criminal procedure law to mandate that the prosecutor report convictions of certain persons, including licensed physicians, physician assistants, or specialist assistants, to the court after conviction and before sentencing. The report must include the person's occupation and the fact that they are subject to reporting to the Office of Professional Medical Conduct. Following sentencing, the court must deliver a copy of the conviction certificate and notification of the conviction and sentence to the Office of Professional Medical Conduct.