O'Sullivan v. Mallon

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• holding that complaint alleging that plaintiff x-ray technician was fired for refusing to perform catheterizations, which she could not legally perform, stated a cause of action
• finding cause of action for wrongful discharge based on public policy embodied in state medical practice regulations where x-ray technician was terminated for justifiably refusing to eatheterize patient
• finding cause of action for wrongful discharge based on public policy embodied in state medical practice regulations where x-ray technician was terminated for justifiably refusing to catheterize patient
• refusing to perform catheterizations for which employee was not properly licensed
• refusing to perform catheterizations for which employee was not properly licensed
• Discharge of X-ray technician who refused to perform catheterizations for which she was not properly trained held a breach of at-will employment contract.

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