How to Be a Good Expert Witness and a Good Physician 

Lots of physicians have side hustles. One type of side work unique suited to physicians is becoming an expert witness.

Imagine being paid to weigh in with a professional opinion in court, and even save another physician some heartburn and money by offering a second opinion of sorts that can get them out of a legal jam.

In today’s post, by Gretchen Green, M.D., MMS, we take a look at why expert witnesses are often unsung heroes and how becoming an expert witness can be both lucrative and satisfying as a physician.

How to Be a Good Expert Witness and a Good Physician

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Physicians looking to apply their clinical skills in a new way can find expert witness work to be a rewarding side gig, both financially and professionally.

Taking an Unbiased, Neutral Approach

As a radiology expert witness retained in over 150 cases, I have reviewed cases for both plaintiff and defense attorneys and I apply my knowledge, training, and experience objectively regardless of which side retains me.

Physicians considering expert witness work occasionally encounter restrictions limiting their ability to serve as experts.

Why Working With the Plaintiff Can Be Frowned Upon

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