Eric Dover, MD is one of the founding members of what is now known as HARBR. He is a busy activist in the area of healthcare regulatory board reform and is often one of the first people found and contacted by licensees when they are experiencing unfair treatment by their boards. Dr. Dover has been in contact with decision makers and lawmakers and has frequently testified before the Oregon legislature on matters related to healthcare and healthcare regulation. For HARBR, Dr. Dover is a writer, a researcher, a bold “signer,” and a respected leader. Continue reading →

Christian Wolff, MA is one of the founders of HARBR proper. He is an activist, organizer, rallier, writer, and signer of HARBR documents and communications. He designed and maintains HARBR’s website and manages HARBR’s online communication forum. Christian began his career in healthcare regulatory board reform as a participant and contributor to the processes of the Oregon Board of Psychologist Examiners 15 years ago. Over this span of years, Christian has attended more OBPE public meetings than any given board member or non-board member ever. Continue reading →

Please be patient as other HARBR members make decisions about exposure or anonymity on this site. Some are still writing their self-introductions. Some will choose relative anonymity which HARBR respects.

Any current or new members who are thinking of placing themselves in this section should pause, consider their experience with their regulatory boards and calculate the likelihood that their board (or any other body) will retaliate against them for their association with HARBR.

Other HARBR members are available for consultation on this matter.