A Doctor of Physical Therapy with a Ph.D. in Public Health, this expert combines clinical, academic, and research experience developed over more than 10 years in physical therapy practice. His background includes inpatient and intensive care rehabilitation, where he treated medically complex patients in acute hospital settings, with particular emphasis on early mobility, functional recovery, and interdisciplinary care. He also holds a Bachelor's degree in Biology.

He serves as a university faculty member teaching courses in clinical physiology, acute care rehabilitation, wound management, and evidence-based practice. His research portfolio includes peer-reviewed publications focused on patient participation in therapy, pressure ulcer prevention, and outcomes in hospital-based rehabilitation, reflecting a strong foundation in epidemiology and data-driven care. He has also provided expert witness services for more than 5 years, offering opinions related to physical therapy practice, rehabilitation standards, and patient care in acute settings.