My Forensic Work
Dr. Glass is a Psychiatrist who has been Board Certified by the American Board of Psychiatry since 1976, and a Board Certified Addictionologist who has been certified by the American Medical Society on Alcoholism and other Drugs of Dependence since 1986.  He is a Clinical Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the Baylor College of Medicine, the University of Texas Medical School at Houston, and the Cornell Weill Medical Program at The Methodist Hospital in Houston.  As such he has taught both medical students and Psychiatric Residents.

He started the Navy’s Substance Abuse Program in 1972 at the Bethesda Naval Hospital, and since that time has been the Medical Director as well as the owner, and the individual who was able to develop, license, and manage inpatient, residential, and outpatient Substance Abuse and Psychiatric Treatment Programs in a variety of public and private settings.

A practicing Psychiatrist, and clinician, Dr. Glass has been recognized as one of the few physicians in the country who can evaluate pilots for the FAA, as well as the Airline Pilot’s Association, and has done Independent Medical Examinations for the Texas Board of Medical Examiner’s as well as the Texas Bar Association’s Grievance Committee and many others companies and unions.

He has published more than 30 articles Peer Reviewed Journals, and presented at a large number of Professional Meetings on Psychiatric and Substance Abuse Related Topics including meetings of the Texas Criminal Lawyer Association and the Advanced Family Law Seminar of the Advanced Family Law Seminar of the Texas Bar Association .  His areas of expertise include:

Areas of Expertise

       Substance Abuse Problems and Treatment
       Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
       Sexual Harassment in the Work Place

       Psychiatric & Substance Abuse Issues & Treatment as a Mitigating Factor in Criminal               Defense
       Assessment of Psychiatric, Emotional and Functional Impairment after an Injury

       Defense of DWI's related to the Standardized Field Sobriety Tests

       The Side Effects and Sequellae of Psychiatric Medications, specifically SSRI type               antidepressants and AntiPsychotics on individuals

       Psychiatric and Substance Abuse Malpractice

       Issues in treatment with Methadone including that with Methadone Maintenance Programs

Education/Training

       Swarthmore College, B.A.
       Northwest University Medical School, M.D.
       Psychiatric Residency, Yale University Medical School
       Lt. Commander, U.S. Navy

Professional Qualifications

       Certified, American Board of Psychiatry/Neurology
       Certified, American Medical Society on Alcoholism and/or Drug Dependencies
       Certified, American Academy of Pain Management

Professional Affiliations

       Fellow, American Psychiatric Association
       American Academy of Psychiatrists in Alcohol and Addiction (charter member)
       Academy of Organizational and Occupational Psychiatrics (charter member)

Professional Expertise

       25+ years Private Practice
       Medical Director, Multiple Psychiatric/Substance Abuse Facilities
       Director, Evaluator and Manager, Corporate and Union Employee Association Program
       Past Chairman, Harris County Medical Society Physician Counseling Committee

Publications/Presentations

       30+ Professional Publications
       Speaker at State, National Professional Meetings

Dr. Glass tries to keep a balance of approximately 50% Plaintiff and 50% Defendant in his Forensic work, and as a full time practicing Psychiatrist limits the amount of time he spends doing Legal Consultation.