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What is a hospital security expert witness?
A hospital security expert witness is a professional who is qualified to testify regarding safety of hospital facilities, staff, and patients. They may testify on security risk assessment, security management, emergency response planning, and staff training on security procedures.
What is the role of a hospital security expert witness?
A hospital security expert witness provides testimony on security policies and procedures in healthcare facilities.
How much can a person make as a hospital security expert witness?
Hospital security expert witnesses may have potential earnings between $225 and $400 per hour, or higher. The exact hourly rate is negotiated between the attorney and expert, who typically will have a retainer agreement.
What are the qualifications of a hospital security expert witness?
A hospital security expert witness has expertise in hospital security protocols and procedures, including emergency preparedness and risk management.
For a lawsuit, what type of evidence is gathered and reviewed by a hospital security expert witness?
A hospital security expert witness may gather and review evidence such as security footage, incident reports, policies and procedures, and witness statements to provide testimony in a lawsuit.
What type of cases typically require the testimony of a hospital security expert witness?
Hospital security expert witnesses are typically called upon to testify in cases involving assaults, thefts, patient elopements, and other security-related incidents that occur within the hospital setting.