About Dr. Ayush Gupta

    Pediatric Expert Witness With Active Clinical Practice

    Today's Standards From Today's Practice

    LA | TX Licensed
    Pediatric Emergency Medicine
    ABP Board Certified

    Board-certified in Pediatrics and Pediatric Emergency Medicine. Still treating patients at Children's Hospital of New Orleans and teaching at LSU Health.

    10+
    Years Experience
    Secure
    Record Transfer After Engagement
    Pediatric Emergency Medicine Expert Witness Ayush Gupta MD
    Dual Board Certified
    Pediatric & Pediatric Emergency Medicine

    Professional Credentials

    Dual board-certified. Actively practicing. Trained in medical-legal case analysis.

    Dual Board Certified: Pediatric & Pediatric Emergency Medicine
    Clinical Assistant Professor - LSU Health New Orleans
    Active Clinical Practice - Children's Hospital of New Orleans
    Former Sedation Clinician Lead - Pediatric Emergency Medicine
    Former Telehealth Clinician Lead - Virtual Care for Kids
    Chief Fellow - Pediatric Emergency Medicine (2018-2019)
    10+ Peer-Reviewed Publications
    CLE Presenter — MyLawCLE

    Pediatric Emergency Department Malpractice: Fast Triage — How to Find or Rule Out the Case in the Chart

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    Areas of Expertise

    I bring deep clinical knowledge and sharp legal analysis to every case I review.

    Clinical Excellence

    Dr. Gupta maintains an active Pediatric Emergency Medicine practice at Children's Hospital of New Orleans and teaches at LSU Health, so the standards applied are the ones in use right now.

    Independent Review

    I review medical records, identify relevant clinical issues, and write clear, well-supported reports for counsel.

    Objective Analysis

    I evaluate whether the care met applicable standards, what the record shows, and where the medicine requires further inquiry.

    Attorney Partnership

    I provide honest, direct opinions to counsel — including when the medical evidence does not support the position counsel hoped for.

    Scope of Expertise

    Dr. Gupta's primary focus is Pediatric Emergency Medicine. Related pediatric issues are reviewed when they fall within his training and active clinical experience; multidisciplinary matters are assessed for specialty fit before engagement.

    Primary Expertise

    • Pediatric Emergency Medicine
    • Acute pediatric illness and injury
    • Diagnostic delays
    • Sepsis and shock
    • Trauma and head injury
    • Resuscitation
    • Weight-based medication issues
    • Triage, reassessment, and disposition
    • Emergency-department deterioration

    Related Pediatric Matters

    • Selected general pediatric issues may be reviewed when they fall within Dr. Gupta's training and active clinical experience
    • Scope is confirmed before engagement

    Multidisciplinary Matters

    • Some matters require review by an additional pediatric subspecialist
    • Specialty fit is assessed before engagement
    • Co-consultation is arranged when appropriate

    What Attorneys Want to Know About Me

    Common questions about my background and approach to expert witness work

    How is your clinical experience relevant to a record review?

    I'm not a retired physician testifying about how medicine used to be practiced. Dr. Gupta maintains an active Pediatric Emergency Medicine practice at Children's Hospital of New Orleans and teaches at LSU Health. A review applies today's standards of care — the same ones in use in current practice.

    What makes you qualified to review complex pediatric cases?

    I'm dual board-certified in Pediatrics and Pediatric Emergency Medicine, with active clinical practice at Children's Hospital of New Orleans and teaching at LSU Health. My primary focus is pediatric emergency medicine and related acute pediatric issues; when a matter falls outside that scope, I identify the need for additional subspecialist input.

    What services do you offer attorneys?

    I offer case consultation, independent medical record review, written expert reports, and deposition or trial testimony when a matter requires it. Relevant qualifications and professional experience are shared with counsel after an initial conflict check.

    Will you say so if the record does not support the allegations?

    Yes. If the medical record does not support the allegations, the preliminary assessment will say so plainly. That is true whichever side asks. My opinions follow the medical evidence and the applicable standard of care, not the party that retained me.

    Professional Approach

    "Independent pediatric medical analysis rests on three things:a complete review of the record, clear communication, andopinions that do not depend on who is asking."

    Every matter receives personal attention. Opinions are medically grounded, consider alternative explanations supported by the record, and are written so the court and a jury can follow them.

    Qualifications and professional experience relevant to the matter are provided to counsel following an initial conflict check.

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    Independent medical analysis grounded in active clinical practice, for counsel on either side of a matter.

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