Ronnie Jackson, former personal physician of US President Donald Trump, will not return to work in the White House. This is reported by Politico with reference to sources in the administration of the head of state.

Shortly before that, Jackson temporarily left the post of the president's personal doctor, as Trump nominated him for the post of Minister for Veterans Affairs.

Nevertheless, the doctor was at the center of the scandal when Senator John Tester accused him of using alcohol in the workplace and creating a "hostile atmosphere". Jackson denied these statements, but withdrew his candidacy.

President Trump also reacted to Tester's attack, urging him to resign. According to the head of state, the Secret Service could not confirm the charges against Jackson.

Sean Konli's personal doctor will remain Sean Konli, who previously performed these duties.