Doctor of Medicine (M.D.)
KWVRS experts holding M.D.: Jesse Wolstein, M.D., M.A. (Chief Medical Director)
The M.D. degree and associated state licensure authorize the practice of medicine. In forensic contexts, physicians provide opinions on diagnosis, causation, standard of care, prognosis, and medical recommendations underlying life care plans.
Issued by
Accredited Medical Schools + State Boards
Requirements
- Graduation from an accredited medical school
- Completion of residency training (specialty dependent)
- State medical license (DEA registration where applicable)
- Board certification in the relevant specialty (where applicable)
- Continuing medical education
Admissibility
Physician expert testimony is routinely admitted when the opinion is within the physician's specialty, supported by accepted methodology, and based on sufficient facts or data.
KWVRS experts holding M.D.
- Jesse Wolstein, M.D., M.A. - Chief Medical Director
M.D. by state
- M.D. in Connecticut
- M.D. in Delaware
- M.D. in Maine
- M.D. in Maryland
- M.D. in Massachusetts
- M.D. in New Hampshire
- M.D. in New Jersey
- M.D. in New York
- M.D. in Pennsylvania
- M.D. in Rhode Island
- M.D. in Vermont
- M.D. in Alabama
- M.D. in Arkansas
- M.D. in Florida
- M.D. in Georgia
- M.D. in Kentucky
- M.D. in Louisiana
- M.D. in Mississippi
- M.D. in North Carolina
- M.D. in South Carolina
- M.D. in Tennessee
- M.D. in Virginia
- M.D. in West Virginia
- M.D. in Illinois
- M.D. in Indiana
- M.D. in Iowa
- M.D. in Kansas
- M.D. in Michigan
- M.D. in Minnesota
- M.D. in Missouri
- M.D. in Nebraska
- M.D. in North Dakota
- M.D. in Ohio
- M.D. in Oklahoma
- M.D. in South Dakota
- M.D. in Wisconsin
- M.D. in Alaska
- M.D. in Arizona
- M.D. in California
- M.D. in Colorado
- M.D. in Hawaii
- M.D. in Idaho
- M.D. in Montana
- M.D. in Nevada
- M.D. in New Mexico
- M.D. in Oregon
- M.D. in Texas
- M.D. in Utah
- M.D. in Washington
- M.D. in Wyoming
- M.D. in District of Columbia
- M.D. in Puerto Rico
- M.D. in U.S. Virgin Islands
- M.D. in Guam
- M.D. in American Samoa
- M.D. in Northern Mariana Islands
Frequently Asked Questions
Do forensic physicians need board certification?
Courts do not categorically require board certification, but relevant specialty board certification is frequently persuasive on qualification.
References
- American Board of Medical SpecialtiesOrganization
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