Patrick Jurney, Ph.D., FAHA
Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering
Is this your profile?
Claim this listing to verify your information, add details, and be discoverable by attorneys searching for expert witnesses.
Professional Summary
Patrick Jurney, Ph.D., FAHA is a biomedical engineering expert specializing in mechanobiology, microfluidics, and cardiovascular biomaterials. With a career spanning academic research, teaching, and mentorship, he brings a multidisciplinary framework to litigation work involving complex biomedical systems. His work centers on investigating fluid shear stress impacts, assessing endothelial cell function, and evaluating mitochondrial dynamics in cardiovascular pathophysiology.
Dr. Jurney has been retained in numerous expert witness and consulting engagements across the United States, involving cardiovascular devices, biomedical engineering, and medical device manufacturing. His PhD in Mechanical Engineering, along with his designation as a Fellow of the American Heart Association, reinforce his ability to deliver objective, defensible analyses. He is regularly engaged by both plaintiff and defense counsel to provide clear, independent determinations of causation in disputes involving cardiovascular biomaterials and device efficacy.
Work Experience
Patrick Jurney, Ph.D., FAHA, has over seven years of experience in academia and research. He is currently a Visiting Scholar in Chemical and Systems Biology at Stanford University and holds the Kordestani Endowed Chair at San José State University, where he is also an Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering. Previously, he served as an Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering at San José State University and held positions at Oregon Health & Science University and The University of Portland.
Expert Intelligence
Best Descriptor
Dr. Patrick Jurney specializes in mechanobiology and microfluidics to innovate cardiovascular therapies.
Best Use Cases
- 1research on cardiovascular disease mechanisms
- 2development of microfluidic devices
- 3mentoring students in biomedical engineering
Full analysis available to registered users
View full reportEducation
PhD in Mechanical Engineering
The University of Texas at Austin · 2015
Master of Science in Engineering in Mechanical Engineering
The University of Texas at Austin · 2011
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
The University of Portland · 2009