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Susan J. Leclair
Susan J. Leclair
Medical Technology
North Dartmouth, Massachusetts
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Dr. Susan J. Leclair Ph.D., C.L.S., is a medical technology expert witness from Massachusetts. She received her Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology in 1968 from Stonehill College. She further completed her Master of Science in Medical Laboratory Science in 1977 from the Southeastern Massachusetts University and then earned her Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical Hematology in 2001 from Walden University.
Currently, Dr. Leclair is the Chancellor Professor Emerita at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth.
Dr. Leclair has additional knowledge in medical laboratory sciences.
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