West Virginia suicide prevention expert witnesses assess suicide risk, crisis response, and standards of care across clinical and community settings. They often come from psychiatry, psychology, emergency medicine, and behavioral health administration, with experience in rural access barriers and Appalachian patient populations. Many have worked with WVU Medicine or state mental health systems. They commonly evaluate screening, safety planning, inpatient discharge practices, and sentinel-event prevention.
Fellowship-Trained Clinical Psychology Expert Witness
Fellowship-Trained Clinical Psychology Expert Witness
- Review Fee
- $225/hr
This certified clinical psychologist is a fellow of such prestigious professional societies as the Pennsylvania Psychological Association, and has been fellowship trained at among the top institutions for psychiatry in the country. He is published in his field, and practices both in a hospital setting and in private practice.
Medical Staff Psychologist, Major healthcare network
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Immaculata College
Havertown,
Pennsylvania