I am a Washington University–trained, board-certified neurologist with subspecialty expertise in neuromuscular disorders and neurophysiology. I have extensive experience evaluating disorders involving the peripheral nerves, muscles, neuromuscular junction, spinal cord, and brain.

I serve as an independent medical examiner and expert witness, providing objective, evidence-based opinions in complex neurological cases. My practice includes independent medical examinations, medical record review, impairment evaluations, and expert consultation and testimony. I approach each case independently and strive to provide honest, well-supported, and defensible opinions regardless of which party retains me.

As a neurophysiologist, I have specialized expertise in electrodiagnostic testing, including electromyography (EMG) and nerve conduction studies (NCS), as well as electroencephalography (EEG). These studies provide objective physiological information that can be particularly valuable in evaluating neurological injuries and conditions such as radiculopathy, peripheral neuropathy, nerve injury, myopathy, neuromuscular disorders, and seizures.

I recognize that neurological and electrodiagnostic findings can be difficult for non-specialists to interpret. One of my strengths as an expert is the ability to translate complicated medical concepts, test results, and medical records into clear, understandable language for attorneys, judges, and juries.

My goal as an independent medical examiner and expert witness is straightforward: to provide a thorough, timely, objective, and medically defensible opinion that helps clarify the neurological issues in a case.