Associate Expert Witness

Nationwide

Self Employed Associate

Salary - Competitive

Benefits -Competitive

Are you an experienced clinical professional seeking a new challenge that lets you apply your expertise in a different, intellectually rewarding way – without leaving your field?


Expert Witness work offers a flexible opportunity to contribute specialist clinical insight to healthcare-related legal cases.


We are expanding our UK-wide panel of expert witnesses and currently seeking professionals with expertise in areas including paediatric and adult nursing, occupational therapy, critical and intensive care, oncology, palliative care, gastroenterology, urology, gynaecology, and specialist nursing disciplines.


As a self-employed associate, you’ll work on claimant and defendant cases involving clinical negligence or personal injury – providing expert opinion on liability and/or assessing future care and rehabilitation needs.


We offer competitive rates, flexible workloads, comprehensive training, quality assurance, marketing, and full administrative and finance support – allowing you to focus on delivering high quality, objective opinions.


To join us, you’ll need a minimum of 10 years’ post registration experience, strong communication skills, and an ongoing commitment to professional development.

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