Dr. Tuli brought the case against Brigham and Women’s Hospital and former head of neurosurgery Arthur Day, MD, claiming the hospital retaliated against her when she complained of a hostile working environment, according to the report. In the ruling, three judges cited several incidences, including a party with strippers that Dr. Day approved.
According to the report, Dr. Day also interfered with Dr. Tuli’s practice by telling the hospital’s credentialing committee that several nurses refused to work with her.
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