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Forensic Medical Testimony Expert
Definition of a Forensic Examiner:
The term Forensic Examiner refers to a professional who performs an orderly analysis, investigation, inquiry, test, inspection or examination in an attempt to obtain the truth and from which to make an expert opinion. Almost every professional field has a forensic application: emergency medicine, psychology, orthopedics, internal medicine, surgery, neurology, occupational medicine, radiology, pathology, psychiatry and toxicology, among others. A forensic examination would refer to that part of a professional's practice that is carried out to provide an expert opinion. Across the country the vast majority of professionals conducting forensic examinations do so only as a part of their regular practice.
Forensic Examiners:
Seek only the truth and conduct evaluations, examinations and inquires, and report the true results of their findings in an unbiased and objective manner. Remain totally objective and use their ability so that justice is served by accurate determination of the facts involved. Do not intentionally withhold or omit any findings or opinions discovered during a forensic examination that would cause the facts of a case to be misinterpreted or distorted. Are concerned only with establishing the truth and are not advocates. Professionals, whether they work for the government or are in private practice, should be free from any pressure in formulating their opinions.
Graduate of:
Syracuse University, New York Medical College
Post Graduate Education:
-Internship/Residency and Cardiac Fellowship,Upstate Medical Center, Syracuse, New York
-Advanced Fellowship In Interventional Cardiology, Galichia Institute for Clinical Research, Wichita, Kansas
Licensed in three states:
New York
Texas
Kansas
Previous Cases:
Contested Workers' Compensation
Wrongful Death
Medical Malpractice
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