Biomedical Expert Witnesses
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Locate expert witnesses who consult and testify on all areas of biomedical science by clicking on the following categories. These experts may advise on catheters, medical devices, and drug interactions. Consultants found through this page may provide reports on biomedical engineering, biomedical physics, and biotechnology. These biomedical experts may also opine regarding cellular physiology, molecular biology, biomedical models, and biomedical science, as well as related issues.
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What is a biomedical expert witness?
A biomedical expert witness is an expert who can testify about drug interactions, implantable devices, intravenous therapy, injections, vascular surgery, laproscopy, and other medical procedures.
What is the role of a biomedical expert witness?
A biomedical expert witness provides expert opinion on medical issues related to biology and biotechnology.
How much can a person make as a biomedical expert witness?
Biomedical expert witnesses may receive income in the potential ranges from $175 to $475 per hour or greater, depending on the whether testimony is involved. Some experts charge a flat fee per day for deposition or trial testimony.
What are the qualifications of a biomedical expert witness?
A Biomedical expert witness should possess extensive knowledge in the field of biomedical engineering, including the design, development, and evaluation of medical devices, diagnostics, and therapies.
In a lawsuit, what type of evience is reviewed by a biomedical expert witness?
A biomedical expert witness reviews medical records, scientific research, and other evidence related to the case to provide an opinion on the medical issues involved in the lawsuit.
What type of cases typically involve the testimony of a biomedical expert witness?
Cases involving medical malpractice, personal injury, product liability, and criminal cases where medical evidence is crucial often require the testimony of a biomedical expert witness.