Dr. Cichon holds active medical licensure in five states. Nevada is the primary in-person market and California is the primary growth market for civil litigation and personal injury work. Utah, Arizona, and Wyoming are served via telemedicine on a case-by-case basis.
In-person · full service catalog
Las Vegas in-person practice. Member of the Nevada Panel of Treating Physicians and Chiropractors (NRS 616C.090). NIRSAT 86% — Nevada Impairment Rating Panel certified. ABIME 6th-Edition and AAEME 5th-Edition Guides certified. Subspecialty board-certified TBI psychiatrist (one of two in NV). Workers’ comp, personal injury, expert witness, Rule 35, and SCS clearance work.
Civil & PI only · telemedicine + in-person on volume
Active California medical license #196699 (since 2024). Telemedicine examinations and expert witness work for personal injury, civil litigation, and defense matters. In-person travel to California available for substantial matters. Not a California QME — we do not perform California workers’ compensation IMEs.
Active medical licensure with telemedicine availability for occasional cases. We do not actively pursue volume in these states, but we do take cases for established referrers and for matters that align with our TBI / PTSD subspecialty focus.
Telemedicine · occasional
Active Utah medical license (since 2017) with Utah DEA. Workers’ compensation IMEs and personal injury / civil work. Telemedicine examinations scheduled case-by-case.
Telemedicine · carrier-side
Active Arizona medical license #66616 (since 2022). Arizona statute (A.R.S. § 23-1026) explicitly authorizes telehealth IMEs with mutual consent of both parties — one of the most telemedicine-friendly IME jurisdictions. Carrier and self-insured employer engagements; personal injury and civil work.
Telemedicine · tri-state consultation
Active Wyoming medical license #14893A (since 2022). Consulting psychiatrist for Tri-State Medical Legal on Wyoming Workers’ Compensation matters. Wyoming statute (Wyo. Stat. § 27-14-102(a)(xi)(J)) requires WC mental injury diagnoses to come from a licensed psychiatrist or clinical psychologist.
Out-of-state referrals not listed here: matters outside these five states can be considered for chart review or records-only expert work. Contact the practice with case background and we’ll let you know what’s possible.