I am a board-certified emergency medicine physician who actively practices in both a Level I trauma center at an academic teaching institution and a community hospital setting, providing broad, real-world clinical perspective across the full spectrum of emergency care. My ongoing clinical practice ensures that my opinions are grounded in current standards of care, contemporary workflows, and the realities of emergency department decision-making.

In addition to my clinical work, I serve as an Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine at the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix, where I am actively involved in medical student education within the Simulation and Innovation Center. I have over eight years of experience teaching complex medical concepts in a clear, structured, and practical manner—an approach that translates directly to clear written opinions and effective testimony.

My interest in medical expert witness work developed through service on my hospital’s medical staff quality committee, where I routinely reviewed cases involving adverse outcomes, system issues, and physician decision-making. This role required careful analysis of the medical record, thoughtful consideration of clinical context, and an objective assessment of whether the standard of care was met. That experience forms the foundation of my expert witness approach.

I provide independent, meticulous, and honest medical record review for both plaintiff and defense cases. My work is characterized by careful attention to detail, balanced analysis, and prompt, dependable turnaround times, while maintaining objectivity above advocacy. I accept cases only when my expertise is appropriate and my opinions can be expressed truthfully and defensibly.