Clinical and forensic engineering expert that has more than 30 years of professional experience in clinical engineering, healthcare technology management, and engineering analysis related to medical devices and healthcare systems. His work focuses on improving patient care through the effective and cost-efficient management of healthcare technology. He has more than 15 years of experience providing engineering expert witness services, including consultations, deposition testimony, and courtroom testimony in matters involving medical equipment, healthcare technology management, and engineering investigations related to patient safety.

His work involves benchmarking healthcare technology programs, evaluating compliance with accreditation and regulatory standards, and identifying opportunities to improve the management and performance of medical device systems. His expertise also includes clinical engineering integration and convergence with information technology systems to strengthen support for medical devices used in patient care. He holds a Doctor of Philosophy in hospital and health administration, a Master of Science in biomedical engineering, and a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering. He is a licensed Professional Engineer and holds several professional certifications, including Certified Clinical Engineer, Certified Healthcare Facility Manager, Certified Professional in Healthcare Risk Management, and Certified Professional in Patient Safety.

Additional areas of work include medical equipment planning and healthcare facility technology management. These activities involve analysis of medical device systems, equipment management practices, and engineering oversight related to the safe operation and maintenance of healthcare technology within hospital and clinical environments. His work also includes forensic engineering investigations involving medical devices and healthcare technology systems, with analysis of equipment performance, user interaction with medical devices, and other factors that may contribute to technology-related incidents affecting patient care.