West Virginia radiation expert witnesses provide authoritative opinions on diagnostic and therapeutic radiation use, safety, and dose management. They often come from radiology, radiation oncology, medical physics, and nuclear medicine, with experience in hospital imaging suites and cancer centers across the WVU Medicine network. They evaluate exposure levels, treatment planning, equipment performance, and radiation injuries.
Board-Certified Interventional Radiology Expert Witness
Board-Certified Interventional Radiology Expert Witness
- Review Fee
- $600/hr
This double board certified radiologist has practicing for almost 30 years. He currently serves not only as a tenured Professor of Radiology at a major medical university, but also as the Director of the Fellowship in Vascular and Interventional Radiology. He is the Editor in Chief of one of the world's leading scientific journals on Interventional Radiology and is widely published, and has given 500 invited lectures. He has been treating liver tumors with embolization for nearly 20 years and is a founder of the world's largest annual scientific meeting on embolization.
Professor, A University in VA
Doctor of Medicine (MD), Boston University School of Medicine
Charlottesville,
Virginia