Orthopedic surgeon convicted of abuse loses medical license

An Iowa orthopedic surgeon who was convicted of child abuse lost his license, the Iowa Capital Dispatch reported March 29.

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Lynn Lindaman, MD, an orthopedist, was charged with two counts of second-degree sexual abuse in 2023, the report said. At the time he signed an agreement not to practice medicine until the case was resolved.

In February a jury found him guilty of one count, and the other count was dismissed before trial. Dr. Lindaman hasn’t been sentenced yet, but he agreed to have his medical license revoked.

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