A physician specializing in otolaryngology with more than 20 years of clinical and surgical experience in disorders of the ear, hearing, and related neurotologic conditions. This surgeon focuses on the evaluation and management of auditory disorders affecting both adult and pediatric patients, including hearing loss and diseases of the inner ear. For more than 5 years, the physician has served as an otolaryngology expert witness, providing litigation consultation and deposition testimony in matters involving hearing loss, ear surgery, and implantable hearing devices.

Clinical expertise includes otology and neurotology, with a focus on the diagnosis and treatment of sensorineural and conductive hearing loss and disorders of the inner ear. Surgical practice includes ear surgery and the implantation of hearing restoration technologies such as cochlear implants, bone-anchored hearing systems, and implantable hearing aids for patients with severe or complex hearing impairment. The physician also evaluates and treats conditions involving the temporal bone and skull base, including acoustic neuroma, as well as chronic auditory disorders such as tinnitus and Meniere’s disease. Professional activities include participation in clinical and research initiatives involving cochlear implantation, tinnitus treatment, and hearing loss management. The physician has served as a principal investigator and collaborator on clinical research studies evaluating cochlear implant technologies, hearing preservation approaches, and treatments for auditory disorders.

The physician has experience in the care of pediatric patients with hearing disorders and complex developmental conditions, including children with multiple disabilities and autism spectrum disorders. Professional work in this area is supported by extensive research and academic contributions addressing cochlear implantation, hearing preservation, mechanisms of hearing loss, and neurotologic surgical techniques. Publications in peer-reviewed medical journals and contributions to medical textbooks and scientific meetings reflect ongoing involvement in the study and treatment of hearing restoration and inner ear disorders. The physician holds a Doctor of Medicine and a Master of Science degree and is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. The surgeon completed fellowship training in otology, neurotology, and skull base surgery and maintains board certification in otolaryngology and neurotology along with medical licensure in multiple jurisdictions. Professional activities include participation in scientific research, clinical investigation, and professional meetings related to otology, neurotology, hearing loss, and cochlear implantation.