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the program on June 30, 1984. During the residency, he worked 40
to 80 hours per week.
In July 1984, after completing his residency, petitioner
worked 40 hours per week at the Eastern Oklahoma Sports Medicine
Center in Tulsa. Petitioner became board certified in family
practice in 1985. After leaving the Eastern Oklahoma Sports
Medicine Center in 1985, petitioner worked 40 hours per week at
the Glass-Nelson Occupational Clinic in Tulsa until he moved to
Phoenix, Arizona, in May 1987.
Adult Living Centers, Inc.
During his second year of medical school, petitioner had
learned that, by the time he became 50 years old, 50 percent of
the population of the United States would be 50 years of age or
older. Petitioner decided to specialize in family medicine
because he recognized an opportunity to develop an administrative
type of medical practice and to promote new concepts in care for
the elderly.
While working as an emergency room physician during his 2-
year leave of absence from the residency program, petitioner
began developing his concept for an integrated nursing care
facility and looking for investors. Petitioner and three other
individuals, Charles Wetz, John Wetz, and Jerry Colclazier
(hereinafter collectively referred to as petitioner's
associates), were interested in the nursing home business. By
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