Nobody can give you an accurate assessment without complete specifics and you completely divulging everything (and not leaving out any details or trying to make your side look better and the other side look worse). However, I would not recommend you post such information on a public message board. Therefore, I recommend you not take anyone's advice on here about what to do given they will have limited information.
This is completely correct. If the situation is as serious as you have indicated, and it may be,
Take the following steps immediately:
1. Talk to no one at your program about this. Your fellow residents may not be your friends.
2. Do not discuss with anyone your personal plans until this is sorted out and then be circumspect.
---anything you say will be taken down and can and will be used in evidence.
3. Contact a lawyer in your state familiar with these issues. A general PI lawyer will not do, you need a specialist who has experience in medical licensing/privileging. It will cost you money, be prepared to spend it. At worst, its a small waste of money and time. At best, you will need good advice timely. To find such a lawyer contact your state bar association. Under no circumstances tell anyone about seeking legal counsel. If anyone finds out this could be the kiss of death, but you can be the hospital's lawyers will be fully aware.
Unfortunately, your situation is not unique, but there is no hard data on the extent of the problem. Meantime, if you are still working and on rotations, be early for everything, answer pages before they are called, give them absolutely no excuse to ding you. Good luck.