Gary Steakley

"... imitation of a physician's assistant before he was found out to be a fake. Mercy Hospital emergency room Dr. Gregory Larkin said Thursday he would even consider working with Gary Stearley again that is, if Stearley were truly qualified. Larkin worked with Stearley for most of an night shift before hospital employees learned the man was an imposter. After his arrest last week at Pittsburgh Mercy Hospital. Stearley told police he was and had also bluffed his way into working at hospitals in Washington, D C., and Virginia, authorities said. Police are still investigating the claims. A judge ..."

"... watchdog group is looking into complaints that an homeless man bluffed his way into working as a physician's assistant at three hospitals, a spokeswoman for the group said Tuesday. Gary Lee Stearley, 26, was arrested at pittsburgh's Mercy Hospital last week. He told police he is and had worked at hospitals in Virginia and Washington, authorities said. spurs hospital Police have not ..."

"... imitation of a physician's assistant before he was found out to be a fake. Mercy Hospital emergency room Dr. Gregory Larkin said Thursday he would even consider working with Gary Stearley again that is. if Stearley were truly qualified. Larkin worked with Stearley for most of an night shift before hospital employees learned the man was an imposter. After his arrest last week at Pittsburgh Mercy Hospital, Stearley told police lie was and had also bluffed his way into working at hospitals in Washington, and Virginia, authorities said. Police are still investigating the claims. A judge Thursday ordered ..."

"... working a hospital's night shift as a physician's assistant, then revealed he is tive and has previously sneaked into other hospitals, police said. The man, who identified himself as Gary Lee Stearley, was closely supervised throughout the shift in the emergency room at Mercy Hospital in Pittsburgh, and no patients were hurt, Pittsburgh police Sgt. Charles Rodriguez said. Police said Stearley, 26, was carrying identification cards for two other hospitals, but they had not yet verified any of story, including his name. Rodriguez said Stearley told him he had a history of mental illness and had once studied to be a paramedic in Tampa, Fla. ?Do I think he had any malicious intentions? No," Rodriguez ..."