Practicing in pediatric gastroenterology for more than 10 years, this expert witness provides clinical analysis related to gastrointestinal, pancreatic, and hepatobiliary disorders affecting pediatric populations. Their background includes over 5 years of litigation-related involvement, including consultations and depositions, with subject matter addressing disease diagnosis, treatment pathways, and clinical management of complex gastrointestinal conditions.

Central to their expertise is a specialized focus on acute, chronic, and recurrent pancreatitis, including pancreatic exocrine dysfunction and the study of disease pathogenesis, progression, and treatment outcomes. Their work also encompasses gastrointestinal bleeding, inflammatory bowel disease, and pediatric liver conditions, as well as advanced therapeutic endoscopic procedures used in both diagnosis and intervention. Additional areas of focus include nutrition-related disorders and comprehensive evaluation of pediatric gastrointestinal diseases.

Holding a Doctor of Medicine degree and a bachelor’s degree in science, this expert is board certified in both pediatric gastroenterology and general pediatrics. They have completed advanced fellowship training in pediatric gastroenterology and therapeutic endoscopy, supporting their expertise in complex procedural interventions. Their professional distinctions include fellowship status in leading gastroenterology and endoscopy organizations, reflecting significant contributions to clinical practice and research.

In addition to clinical responsibilities, this professional has held significant academic and leadership roles, including directing pediatric endoscopy programs and overseeing fellowship training in pediatric gastroenterology. Their work includes serving as a principal or co-investigator on nationally funded research initiatives focused on pediatric pancreatitis and contributing extensively to peer-reviewed medical literature. They are also actively involved in clinical governance and institutional review activities, supporting the advancement of evidence-based practices in pediatric gastroenterology.