Yuliya Vaysglus pleaded guilty in June to eight counts of bank fraud, three counts of filing a false tax return and one count of aggravated identity theft.
The justice department said Ms. Vaysglus redirected a little more than $348,000 from 276 of the practice’s insurance checks by forging the signature of the practice owner and making them payable to herself from 2009, when she was hired, through the end of 2014. She was fired in February 2015.
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