Expert Consulting
Criminal or civil cases: plaintiff or defense and media.
Dr. John Daniel
Having worked in emergency medical services since age thirteen and currently having an active Emergency Medical Technician license (30+ years), I have progressed thru nursing from being a nursing assistant to a Registered nurse (OR,ER,ICU,Med-Surg,Psych) and then onto a Family Nurse Practitioner (licenses current). I am now actively working as a primary care physician in internal medicine supervising eight FNPs. I have had privileges at multiple hospitals both civilian and military to include level one trauma centers. I have served in all the above roles in the military and retired with 42 years of service where I also held MOS in law enforcement, border security, and corrections. I started in law enforcement in 1990 as a Reserve officer, then served as a corrections officer for three years (housing, booking and supervisor of eight deputies). I went to the law enforcement academy and then to patrol, process and SWAT. I was over jail medical and supervised four LPNs and we were only one of two jails in the state that were NCCHC accredited. I have just finished serving as an elected Constable since 2016 for my county this year.
Primary areas of expertise
Law Enforcement
- Use of force in jails and patrol
- Policy and procedures
- Jail medical procedures
- Restraint injuries, corrections/patrol officer responsibilities, jail food service, Inmate movement, inmate safety, inmate possession of contraband/narcotics/weapons
- Chart/case file reviews as well as evidence evaluation and analysis
- County Constables duties, training, law enforcement
Nursing/Nurse Practitioner
- Policy and procedures
- Standard of care
- Failure to diagnose or give appropriate treatment
- Supervising physician and protocols
Services
- Chart/Case file reviews and consultation
- Determine if the officer/nurse’s actions were in line with standards of conduct or care and policies and procedures were followed
- Determine if the Agency’s policies and procedures were within the standards of accepted practices
- Review and help with writing court briefs to include Daubert motions