Our medical practice valuation team are savvy experts who know how to help doctors, their spouses, and their advisors find out how much their practices are worth.
Vincent M. Brinly
CEO & Director of Valuation Services
Vincent Brinly is a skilled medical practice appraiser and expert in
Relative Value Unit (RVU) analysis. He has appraised medical, chiropractic, veterinary, dental and podiatry practices that run the gamut from solo to group to multi-specialty to primary care to specialty and sub-specialty.
Vincent brings twenty-five plus years of medical practice valuation, insurance underwriting, and RVU analysis experience to the table
He has been endorsed by Podiatry Insurance Company of America (PICA) and was a featured speaker at their Florida Podiatric Medical Association–Science & Management Symposium. His articles on practice valuation have appeared in Medical Economics, Eye Care Professional and Footlights, a Quarterly Publication of PICA.
Vincent holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management and International Business from the University of Louisville.
David J. Shuffler
David J. ShufflerDirector of Client Services
David Shuffler brings thirty plus years of experience in medical practice finance, and valuation know-how to a profession dominated by number crunching. An expert in medical practice appraisal and macroeconomic and practice-specific risk analysis, he became interested in practice valuation in 1986 when he was the director of the medical practice finance group at National Westminster Bank, NJ.
David has been endorsed by a number of county and state professional societies and has been court qualified to carry out practice appraisal assignments and offer expert witness testimony in NJ, AK, NH, PA, WI and VT. David also participated in a divorce mediation in VA and a medical practice partnership breakup mediation in NV.
He presented seminars for Medical Society of New Jersey, New Jersey Association of CPAs, New Jersey Veterinary Medical Society, American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, American Society of Appraisers Chapter #73 and Family Law Section: Inns of Court Program. His articles on practice valuation appeared in Medical Economics, New Jersey Lawyer, Bakers ASC Review, amdnews.com, Journal of the New Jersey Dental Association.
David holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing and Finance from the Wharton School of Finance and Commerce, University of Pennsylvania.
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