Combining clinical expertise with vocational and forensic analysis, this professional brings more than 15 years of experience in vocational rehabilitation and rehabilitation counseling, focusing on employability, earning capacity, and life care planning in legal and disability-related contexts. His work includes conducting vocational evaluations, transferable skills analyses, and labor market research, as well as preparing detailed reports addressing work capacity, job access, and long-term rehabilitation needs. He also performs diagnostic interviews, reviews medical and employment histories, and incorporates assistive technology and accommodation strategies into comprehensive rehabilitation planning.

His academic background includes a Doctor of Philosophy in rehabilitation counseling and administration, a master’s degree in rehabilitation counseling, and a bachelor’s degree in psychology. He holds multiple professional certifications, including Certified Rehabilitation Counselor, Certified Life Care Planner, and Certified Vocational Evaluation Specialist, along with licensure as a professional counselor and rehabilitation counselor.

In addition to his consulting and forensic work, he has held senior leadership roles in community rehabilitation programs, including serving as chief executive officer of a nonprofit organization and vice president of government affairs for a statewide provider association. His experience includes advocacy, policy development, and legislative engagement, including providing testimony before federal and state legislative bodies on disability-related issues. He also maintains leadership involvement with organizations such as the American Board of Vocational Experts and regional workforce development boards, and has prior expert witness experience involving consultations, depositions, and courtroom testimony.