Claim: Doctor groped woman at interview

From this UPI report

A New York job applicant claims a psychologist told her she may have to have sex with patients if she's hired for the post, it was reported Wednesday.

Ana Sola told a Manhattan Supreme courtroom that, during her "very strange" interview with Dr. William Swan in 2002, she was told she may have to gratify both men and women and "there might be oral sex involved."

Sola is suing Swan for sexual battery, alleging he groped her while demonstrating a massage on her, The New York Post said. She said he gave her $100 for participating in his massage "training session."

A tape recording played for the court by Sola's attorney had the doctor allegedly saying "I paid you the fee," when she confronted him.

Swan has denied telling Sola she would have to satiate clients and denied anything inappropriate transpired during her massage.