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J. Jordan Romano, DO

Physician – Entrepreuneur – Educator

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Category(ies): Internal Medicine | Physician

Dr. Jordan Romano is an Ivy League-trained, board-certified Internal Medicine physician, Hospitalist and experienced medical expert witness. He specializes in hospital-based care, diagnostic reasoning, and the evaluation of standard of care in complex medical malpractice litigation.

In addition to his clinical and expert work, Dr. Romano founded MedicalExpertWitness.com to improve the quality and reliability of medical expert engagement nationwide. Through this work, he focuses on elevating professional standards, reducing friction between attorneys and clinicians, and ensuring that expert opinions are well-matched, well-prepared, and ethically sound.

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J. Jordan Romano, DO

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Lecture(s)

The Invisible Expert: How to Be Found, Trusted, and Retained in Med-Legal Work

Dr. Jordan Romano will teach how physicians can ethically market themselves as expert witnesses, explaining how visibility, credibility, and strategic positioning influence expert witness retention and case selection.

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Business inquiries only please: journalists looking for quotes, businesses looking for advisors/consultants, podcasts looking for guests, or events looking for speakers. Be sure to include your best contact details so they may easily get back to you. NO MEDICAL ADVICE OR INQUIRIES please.

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