James Marc Beverly, PhD, PA-C, IFMGA Mountain Guide

Greetings! If you have arrived at this web site, then you are obviously curious enough to take the time to look me up, see what I’m doing, and hopefully wish me well. We track our visitors to make sure we’re doing a good job at getting the truth out there!

Disinformation is abundant on the internet. The media (social media included), fanatics, and zealots have set out to create a narrative of fiction and crime. If it it were all true then I would have been accused of something I actually did, but that’s not the case! Robert Ludlum may be one of the only contenders to write such lavishness. I can admit to my own faults, but having been through what I’ve been through to defend myself, I can attest that the battle is never ending.

If you used Google to perform a “background check” then you’re likely using mob rules and not getting the facts about me. Even Google says they aren’t willing to control disinformation on the internet or be compliant with controlling disinformation (click here for a related article).

“Remember this, if the media doesn’t have a story, they’ll make one up,” Stephen Attaway, PhD.

After spending years as a professional medical provider and working to establish best practices in wilderness medicine and search and rescue, I was told to move on…to “take one for the team.” Ultimately, I was put on a stake to burn as Arthur Miller poignantly described. But it’s more like a Phoenix from the fire, and not what some thought or expected. And what about those who throw stones? They don’t have to be held accountable for false accusations, lies, and outright slander and sedicious libel. All I get to do is shut up and take it until after the dust has cleared.

Well, the dust has cleared. What is true, and the facts that remain are this: everything printed online about me by the medical board is indeed false and was proven false by 12 of my peers in court after the medical board formulated its published findings. Yes, I was given a No Bill by a Grand Jury after my license was surrendered, hoping for a proper investigation, but there wasn’t one. It was pre-decided that a CYFD attorney would write his findings rather than spell out the truth, and the medical board would sign off. Not surprisingly, I was enhonerated by the State of New Mexico Second judicial Court and the judicial system. The medical board and media conspired to bring me down at the hands of a jealous ex and his daughter in spite of the judicial system findings because they were wrong and the truth became known, it was not the outcome they wanted. 

I chose to not pursue those who filed false claims against me for my own personal reasons and in the belief of taking a higher path, despite the damage done.

The abuse and weaponization of the judicial system, media, and social media, for personal or professional gain is a dispicable and deplorable act, and one that shouhld not be acceptable in our society. It’s truly one of the highest forms of moral turpitude. Don’t be part of it.

Understanding the concept of tenacity is perhaps one of the most important things we can do as an individual. Being a leader is not easy, and many times being a leader is simply following your own course, for better or for worse. One doesn’t have to be a leader to have tenacity. Be who you are and face each day when you wake up. It doesn’t matter who you’ve had a relationship with, who screwed you out of your future or your job, or even if you had a winning hand in a poker game and they said someone else won. It doesn’t matter. Keep crushing as best you can!

So, what am I up to? I’m doing what I inspired others to do in my PhD graduation speech: “get up every day and keep crushing it.” It’s easy to sit back and not apply one’s self, get lazy, and get old doing it. Besides, I have nothing but time and am good at chasing down dreams and goals with my wife, the other doctor…Erin Beverly, DNP, who is stepping into her own realm beyond what her previous life’s talons could hold her with. Her tenacity is a testament to overcoming as much, or more, than my own. We are survivors…no, actually, we are thrivers.

I get to choose how to spend time in life and I enjoy every day, regardless of whatever hardships are present. I saw Royal Robbins in Yosemite one day say that “nothing is as precious as your freedom,” and I believe that. Not wasting a day, I am building on my successes, learning from my mistakes, and bridging into a better day tomorrow. I’ve spent a lot of time in a past life investing in those who would steal, blame, or otherwise become a focus of destruction, and I have done so on my own terms, always giving the benefit of the doubt up front and trusting that people are genuinely “good.” I don’t miss hearing from people who only want something from me.

Sadly, I’ve given much of myself out of alturism, thinking that the world would be a better place the more I gave, never realizing that there are those who would simply take as much as they could. Even more sad is that I lost the ability and desire to give as much as i have previously. So, the objectives I had set of establishing an emergency room and hospital in a rural community (blood lab, imaging center, etc…), opening of a new facility in another area with 7000+ homes and deviod of services, as well as expanding accessible healthcare to other rural regions has gone unanswered. To this day those services do not exist, but not for a lack of me trying. 

My freedom and my Constitutional Rights were nearly lost due to the abuse of the judicial system to lay false claims against me. But I went through the system and have been exhonerated, steadfast and with honor. Even when the justice system works, the mob’s hunger never ceases. To be clear, I can vote, I have freedom of speech, and I have the right to bear arms, among all the other Constitutional Rights, with everyone like myself who has no criminal record. I have no restrictions whatsoever, I have the freedom to follow my dreams. So, I appreciate and apply these concepts to continue to engage my life experiences. I have all that I need to fill my days with many facets of enjoyment. I love my life, my family, and the real friends that I have who have all stood by me through thick and thin. I hope that everyone gets to say that, but unfortunately I know it’s not a reality.

I’m happy to work hard when it’s time, and play even harder! There’s so much to do in life, so I’ll do what I can. I can’t control the lies published about me by the media, the police department, an attorney, or anyone else or entity for that matter. Nobody wants a black eye in the media and officials need a scapegoat or pound of flesh as well as a story to use as a doormat and a vindicator when their agendas aren’t being met. I’m not a good target to try to hit. 

So here’s the real story. I’m still here and I’m still me. Have a nice day.

Get on with it!