PTSD expert witnesses evaluate trauma exposure, symptom validity, and functional impairment in civil and criminal matters. Drawn from psychiatry, psychology, and trauma-focused clinical practice, they assess medical records, diagnostic criteria, treatment adequacy, and prognosis, and explain how PTSD affects behavior, decision-making, work capacity, and daily life.
Board-Certified Psychiatry & Psychiatric Administration Expert Witness
Board-Certified Psychiatry & Psychiatric Administration Expert Witness
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This highly qualified board certified expert completed residency and fellowship training at Johns Hopkins Hospital. She has given several lectures on prevention of aggression and violence, prevention of elopement, and the root cause analyses of adverse events over the past 20 years to medical students, residents, and fellows. The expert has also lectured on the rapid response team calls, safety protocols, and the unique requirements for addressing administrative issues in the psychiatric unit. She is well known and recognized for her contributions to Community and Global Psychiatry and is actively involved in mentoring, supervising, and teaching medical students, residents, and fellows. Currently, she is, among several leadership positions, a Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, the Director for the Inpatient Acute Treatment Service, and the Director of Short Stay at a highly ranked university affiliated medical center. She has won national and international awards for her work and is a leader among women psychiatrists.
Adjunct Professor, A University in India
Master of Business Administration (MBA), Johns Hopkins University
Marriottsville,
Maryland