Specialties & Experience of this Expert Witness

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Dr. Ross Levin is a board-certified Emergency Medicine physician with over a decade of full-time clinical experience across high-volume trauma centers, community hospitals, and rural emergency departments. He provides expert witness services for both plaintiff and defense attorneys, offering timely, objective, and clearly written opinions grounded in active, real-world emergency medicine practice. Dr. Levin regularly manages high-acuity cases including trauma, cardiac arrest, stroke, sepsis, STEMI, and airway emergencies. He is well-versed in the clinical realities of limited-resource settings and has extensive experience supervising physician assistants and nurse practitioners, ensuring appropriate oversight and scope-of-practice compliance. He is a trusted expert for the California Medical Board and California Department of Justice, where he reviews allegations of substandard care and provides formal expert opinions in regulatory and legal matters. His medical-legal work is known for its precision, speed, and clarity — reducing turnaround times and legal costs for retaining counsel. ⸻ Why Attorneys Retain Dr. Levin: • ✅ Active clinical experience across trauma, community, and rural EDs • ✅ Trusted by the CA Medical Board and CA DOJ for expert reviews and testimony • ✅ Clear, concise, and jury-friendly communication — in reports and depositions • ✅ Rapid turnaround times that help reduce case delays and expert costs • ✅ Balanced, objective opinions with experience consulting for both plaintiff and defense • ✅ Supervision of APPs with attention to standard-of-care compliance and risk mitigation • ✅ Responsive, collaborative, and professional — easy to work with and reliable under pressure ⸻ Core Expertise Includes: • Emergency medicine standards of care • Diagnostic error and delayed treatment • Trauma, resuscitation, and procedures • Stroke, sepsis, cardiac emergencies • Airway management and sedation • Supervision of PAs/NPs • Rural medicine and transfer decisions • Triage errors and EMTALA issues