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$475/hr
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See more Biomedical Engineering Expert WitnessesThis Washington-based expert has over 20 years of experience in chemistry and medical device research, specializing in polymer synthesis, polymer characterization, analytical chemistry, medical device design and intellectual property management. He received his BES in chemistry and photographic sciences from St. Cloud State University before earning his PhD in polymer chemistry from the University of Southern California. He is active in his field as a member of the American Chemical Society, is a highly-published author on the topics of polymer chemistry and medical devices, and holds 65 patents that have enhanced the field of polymer chemistry. Previously, he has served as a polymer chemist and then a senior polymer chemist at Medtronic, an adjunct professor of polymer chemistry at the University of St. Thomas, and a senior scientist at DexCom Inc. He also formerly served as an associate professor and then a professor of chemistry, as well the assistant dean of the college of science and technology and the interim assistant vice president and dean of graduate studies at Bloomsburg University. Currently, he serves as the vice president of intellectual property at a technology research lab in WA.
Founder and Chief Executive Officer, An analytical firm in VA
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), University of Southern California
Front Royal,
Washington
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FAQs for Biomedical Engineering Expert Witnesses
What is the role of a biomedical engineering expert witness in legal proceedings?
A biomedical engineering expert witness provides insight on cases involving medical devices, biomechanics, biomaterials, and other related fields. They can clarify technical aspects and standards.
In what types of cases might I need a biomedical engineering expert witness?
Cases involving medical device failures, patent disputes, personal injury claims related to biomedical equipment, or healthcare technology malfunctions often require these experts.
What subspecialties exist within the field of biomedical engineering for expert witnesses?
Subspecialties include biomechanics, biomaterials, medical imaging, orthopedic engineering, rehabilitation engineering, and tissue engineering among others.
How can a biomedical engineering expert witness assist in a case involving a faulty medical device?
They can analyze the device's design and manufacturing process, assess compliance with industry standards, and determine if any errors contributed to its failure.
Why is it important for a biomedical engineering expert witness to have experience in clinical settings?
Clinical experience helps them understand practical applications of devices and technologies, which can be crucial in determining liability in malpractice or product failure cases.
How does Expert Institute select its Biomedical Engineering expert witnesses?
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