An experienced forensic psychology practitioner, he has spent over 20 years conducting court-ordered evaluations and providing expert testimony in high-stakes legal matters. He holds a Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) in Clinical Psychology and has more than 15 years of experience providing consultations, deposition testimony, and courtroom testimony. His work centers on psycholegal assessments in criminal and civil matters, including evaluations of fitness to stand trial, criminal responsibility or sanity at the time of the offense, and mitigation in sentencing contexts. He also conducts Independent Medical Examinations (IMEs), personal injury evaluations, and assessments of malingering and deception, applying clinical interviewing, psychological testing, and actuarial risk instruments to address diagnostic, competency, causation, and risk-related questions.

His forensic practice includes comprehensive psychological evaluations of sex offenders, risk assessments under sexually violent person statutes, and re-examinations of individuals detained or civilly committed, incorporating actuarial risk instruments and empirically supported risk and protective factors. He has performed evaluations related to the Adam Walsh Act in immigration proceedings and has conducted dangerous offender and parole-related assessments. His professional experience includes service as a forensic psychologist within state human services systems and hospital settings, where he completed court-ordered examinations and provided expert testimony regarding submitted reports. He is licensed as a psychologist in multiple jurisdictions, holds designation as a registered sex offender evaluator, and maintains professional membership in the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers.