If you learn that you are under investigation by the MBC or OMBC, you should consult with a medical license defense lawyer to evaluate the best strategy for your matter. If an investigator from the Board reaches out, you should politely refuse to speak to them until your attorney can be present.
As tempting as it may be, do not contact the Board to try to explain the situation. Anything that you say to the Board or its investigators could be used against you in an enforcement proceeding or a criminal prosecution. Similarly, do not submit anything to the Board without consulting with your attorney first; these documents may also be used against you.
While it can be difficult when you are under the stress of an investigation, avoid talking to your colleagues about the issue. The statements that you make to friends and coworkers could also potentially be used against you. In contrast, what you say to your lawyer is protected by the attorney-client privilege.