CLEVELAND (1010 WINS) -- A medical resident at the Cleveland Clinic has been fired after threatening to give Jewish patients the wrong medication.
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According to Cleveland.com, Lara Kollab was identified as the employee behind that and other anti-Semitic comments made on social media.
The comments were reportedly found by Canary Mission, a group that scours the web for social media accounts sharing anti-Semitic and anti-Israel remarks.
“Hahha ewww.. I’ll purposely give all the [Jews] the wrong meds,” she tweeted in 2012.
“I don't mean to sound insensitive but I have a REALLY hard time feeling bad about Holocaust seeing as the people who were in it now kill my people,” she also wrote in 2012.
Kollab's social media accounts have since been deleted.
"She is no longer working at Cleveland Clinic. In no way do these beliefs reflect those of our organization. We fully embrace diversity, inclusion and a culture of safety and respect across our entire health system," the hospital said in a statement.
Kollab's LinkedIn page says she graduated from the Touro College School of Osteopahtic Medicine in New York.
Her medical livense is currently active, but will expire in June 2021.