There are two different issues here:1) The doctor seems to be engaging in unprofessional and unethical behavior (the nurses writing prescriptions; the lack of doctor coverage at his clinic; the broadcast without consent; etc.). You can report this to the state medical licensing board and file a complaint; he may face disciplinary action.2) If you have *medical evidence*--not just your opinion, since you, as a layperson, cannot render a qualified opinion as to medical issues and treatment--that the treatment you received caused you injuries and that the treatment was inappropriate (i.e. that a reasonable competent doctor would not have ordered this treatment), then this may be malpractice and you may be entitled to compensation for your injuries, such as for medical costs you thereby incurred, lost wages due to the injury (if any), possibly and amount for "pain and suffering." The key is, there must be some medical basis for thinking the treatment was wrong and caused the harm. If you have any such medical basis (e.g. you have heard from other doctors that what was done was incorrect or could have caused your problems), then you may have a case and should consult with a medical malpractice attorney; as stated, though, unless and until there is some medical basis for thinking this, there is no case.