An ophthalmologist serving as an expert witness with more than 25 years of professional experience in ophthalmology and visual system disorders, this physician’s clinical work includes subspecialty practice in neuro-ophthalmology and orbital diseases, along with diagnostic evaluation of complex visual complaints and ocular conditions. The expert has more than 20 years of experience providing expert witness services, including consultations, deposition testimony, and courtroom testimony in matters involving ophthalmic diagnosis, clinical decision-making, and standards of care in eye care.

Clinical expertise includes neuro-ophthalmic conditions affecting the optic nerve and visual pathways, as well as orbital diseases involving the tissues surrounding the eye. Areas of medical analysis include pupil testing, visual field assessment, and diagnostic evaluation of neurological disorders that present with visual symptoms. The physician’s work also addresses ophthalmic complications associated with systemic disease, including diabetic eye disease and other conditions affecting vision and ocular function. Credentials include a Doctor of Medicine degree. Board certification includes the American Board of Ophthalmology. Licensure includes physician licensure in California and Pennsylvania, as documented in the curriculum vitae. Additional technical certifications include training in the VISX Excimer Laser System and the Hansatome LASIK keratome.

Professional responsibilities have included leadership roles within ophthalmology services during a long career in military and clinical practice environments. These responsibilities have included directing specialized ophthalmology services in neuro-ophthalmology and visual electrophysiology and overseeing ophthalmology clinical programs. The physician also served in senior departmental leadership roles responsible for clinical service operations, specialty program development, and coordination of ophthalmology services within a major medical center environment. Additional professional activities include clinical instruction and professional education in ophthalmology and neuro-ophthalmology. Teaching and instructional work have included courses and professional training programs focused on visual field testing, pupil evaluation, and diagnostic methods used in ophthalmic practice. The physician has also contributed to ophthalmology literature and instructional materials addressing visual field testing and related diagnostic techniques used in eye care.