2 more women allege TikTok Doc forced his body against them from behind while at OHSU
Updated Mar 09, 2021;
Posted Mar 08, 2021
“Once Jason Campbell became popular through social media, leaders at OHSU seemed protective of him,” one of the nurses said in her declaration.
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Two more women claim former OHSU Dr. Jason Campbell came up from behind them and forced his body against theirs at work, similar to the conduct a social worker has alleged in a federal lawsuit.
A third woman said Campbell followed her around during his rotation in her unit in 2019, asking her for free hugs.
The three nurses paint a disturbing picture of Campbell, an anesthesiology resident who gained national attention as the so-called TikTok Doc for the viral videos he posted on social media of him dancing in his hospital scrubs.
OHSU professors, students chant, ‘We believe you!’ in wake of social worker’s sexual misconduct case against TikTok Doc
Updated Mar 04, 2021;
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A rally of OHSU professors, staff and students was held outside the university s administrative officers, calling on the school s leadership to support survivors of sexual assault and harassment.
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Doctors, professors, pharmacists, radiologists, medical students and other employees called for a cultural change in how leaders at Oregon Health & Science University respond to sexual misconduct allegations on campus.
Some held signs including “Stop Violence Against Women” and “I believe you.”
Sue A. Aicher, a 20-year professor of chemistry physiology and biology who organized the gathering, said she was disturbed to read that several faculty in the medical school were told of the woman’s allegations against Dr. Jason Campbell but never reported them to university officials for investigation.