Suicide expert witnesses analyze self-harm risk, prevention efforts, and clinical decision-making in healthcare, correctional, and institutional settings. Drawn from psychiatry, psychology, emergency medicine, and nursing, they assess suicide risk assessments, monitoring protocols, documentation, staff training, and adherence to accepted mental health and patient safety standards.
Fellowship-Trained Psychiatry Expert Witness
Fellowship-Trained Psychiatry Expert Witness
This highly qualified and quadruple board certified Psychiatry expert received his medical education at the prestigious Duke University. he completed a Fellowship in Advanced Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) at Duke University Medical Center. He is Fellow of both the American Psychiatric Association and the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. He holds numerous memberships in professional organizations including The American College of Psychiatry and the Georgia Psychiatric Physicians Association. This expert has published 169 peer-reviewed journal articles and authored. He is frequently invited to lecture as a guest speaker both nationally and internationally.
Chairman and Professor of Psychiatry, Georgia based university medical center
Master of Science (MS), Wake Forest University
Georgia