Duties will include the provision of clinical care to patients, as well as clinical research, teaching, and other appropriate activities:

 

Clinical activities: Conducting or supervising neuropsychological assessments in five half-day clinic sessions per week in the Parkinson’s Center/Movement Disorders program, including pre-surgical screening for deep brain stimulator surgery. Cognitive assessments for dementia, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, and comprehensive neurology clinics will also be performed.

 

Support one day of interoperative / awake craniotomy neurocognitive testing per week.

 

Education activities: Didactic teaching of medical students, neurology residents, neurology post-doctoral fellows, and neuropsychology trainees, as well as patient-oriented education. 

PsyD in Clinical Psychology

License through the Oregon State Board of Psychologist Examiners

Board Certified by American Board of Professional Psychology

Postdoctoral fellowship in Clinical Neuropsychology

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