Specializing in clinical and pediatric neuropsychology, this expert brings over 15 years of experience spanning neuropsychological research, clinical training, assessment, and practice. Clinical expertise encompasses comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation, differential diagnosis, and cognitive profiling, with a primary focus on pediatric populations and additional experience evaluating complex neurological and cognitive conditions across the lifespan.

Clinical work includes high-complexity evaluations involving traumatic brain injury (TBI), concussion, neurodevelopmental disorders, autism spectrum disorder (ASD), neurological conditions, and other sources of cognitive and functional impairment. Advanced hospital-based experience encompasses serial assessment and multidisciplinary consultation for pediatric patients recovering from TBI, stroke, and illness, as well as complex evaluations within cardiac, epilepsy, genetics, and concussion clinics. Lifespan neuropsychology training also included adults with Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, stroke, and other neurodegenerative conditions, along with neurorehabilitation addressing memory and executive dysfunction.

Sports neuropsychology represents another significant area of experience. The expert previously served as a neuropsychology consultant to a professional football organization, directing its concussion program and providing baseline and post-injury cognitive assessments and return-to-play consultation. Research has further addressed factors influencing adolescent concussion recovery and the development of neuropsychological assessment batteries for concussion-related studies.

The expert holds a bachelor's degree in psychology and education, a master's degree in clinical psychology, and a doctorate in clinical psychology with a child specialization. Advanced training includes a predoctoral internship in lifespan neuropsychology and a postdoctoral fellowship in pediatric neuropsychology. The expert maintains active psychologist licenses in New Jersey and Florida.

Leadership experience includes founding and directing neuropsychology-focused clinical and consulting practices, developing standardized training protocols for psychometrists, and helping establish a pediatric neuropsychology division within a large hospital system. Academic experience encompasses clinical and adjunct faculty appointments, while professional service includes reviewing clinical work samples and mentoring candidates pursuing board certification in clinical neuropsychology. Alongside clinical and academic work, this expert has authored a book addressing psychometrist training and contributed to research involving autism, pediatric concussion, cognitive rehabilitation, and neuropsychological outcomes. Forensic experience encompasses civil neuropsychological evaluations and consultation, including objective cognitive profiling and data-driven analysis to support legal proceedings.