Dr. Oz Under Fire: Doctors Want Columbia University to Remove Him From Faculty, Cite

Dr. Mehmet Oz has come under fire again over his on-air medical advice and this time, his latest critics appear to be looking to have him fired from his day job. A group of 10 physicians, surgeons and professors recently penned a scathing letter to Columbia's University Dean of Medicine Lee Goldman, saying that the Dr. Oz host's presence on the school's faculty is "unacceptable" and that he promotes "quack treatments." As of Friday, he remains on staff. The 54-year-old cardiothoracic surgeon and popular Emmy-winning TV host, who has been criticized before about some of the health advice and so-called "miracle" products he has promoted on his show.