Otolaryngology expert witness work has drawn on his more than 25 years of medical and surgical experience in pediatric otolaryngology, head and neck surgery, and pediatric airway management. He has provided consultations, deposition testimony, and courtroom testimony for more than 15 years as an otolaryngology expert witness. His areas of expertise include pediatric otolaryngology, ear, nose, and throat conditions, adolescent medicine, asthma, sleep apnea, pediatric airway surgery, laryngology, lymphangioma, airway obstruction, tracheotomy, dysphagia, otologic conditions, coblation, and head and neck surgery.

His current work includes pediatric otolaryngology leadership and clinical teaching responsibilities. His prior professional experience includes senior consultant, chief medical officer, department leadership, hospital executive, and academic responsibilities, with direct operational and management responsibility for 517 physicians from 65 different countries. His committee and oversight work includes medical executive functions, medical innovation, academic affairs, credentialing and privileging, postgraduate education, faculty liaison, and healthcare advisory matters. His clinical experience includes pediatric airway evaluation and treatment, upper airway obstruction, difficult infant airway management, airway trauma, pediatric otology, head and neck cancer, nasal reconstruction, laryngeal conditions, and adenoid microbiology.

He completed medical education, general surgery internship and fellowship training, otolaryngology-head and neck surgery residency training, academic otolaryngology fellowship training, and pediatric and adult airway management fellowship training. He also earned a Bachelor of Science in biology with highest honors and magna cum laude distinction. His credentials include active Georgia medical licensure, South Carolina medical licensure, Maryland medical licensure, National Board of Medical Examiners completion, and board certification in otolaryngology. His professional memberships include the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery, Georgia Medical Society, Alpha Omega Alpha, and Emirates Medical Association. His professional record includes publications, invited presentations, and course faculty work involving pediatric airway disease, upper airway surgery, supraglottoplasty, adenoid microbiology, laryngology, pediatric otology, obstructed airway management, dysphagia, tracheotomy, coblation, and otolaryngology-head and neck surgery. He also developed a patented safety skin hook and has participated in domestic and international medical initiatives involving otolaryngology, pediatric airway care, and health systems.