Dr. Gerald Casenave, PhD
Work:
Acting Chair, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
Education:
Doctor of Philosophy, University of Texas Dallas
Dr. Gerald Casenave has 30 years of experience in Vocational Rehabilitation and Counseling. He earned his BA in Liberal Arts from Pomona College, his MA and Ph.D. in Philosophy from Vanderbilt University, and his MS in Rehabilitation Counseling from Southern Illinois University. He completed another Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at the University of Texas Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences. Formerly, this expert served as an Associate Professor and Acting Chair of Rehabilitation Counseling and as the Assistant Director of Clinical Ethics in Medicine at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. Currently, this expert is a Vocational Economic Analyst at Vocational Economics Inc.
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(817) ***-****
Arlington, Texas
At a Glance
Expert Witness Activity
33
Plaintiff Cases
29
Defense Cases
Expert Challenges
11
Deposition Transcripts
5
Publications
13
Media & News
22
Social Media Mentions
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Litigation Activities
33 records available
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Samantha Aramita Schell v. Damian Lamar Williams | Expert Witness | 2022-01-04 |
Bradley T. Stephens v. FAF, INC., et al. | Expert Witness | 2018-02-02 |
Mario Santos-Retis v. H&E Equipment & Services (Texas) Inc. | Expert Witness | 2014-08-23 |
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Publications
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Title | Type |
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Death, Disability, and Dialogue | Book Chapter |
The UTSW DAT Response to the Case of Ms. D | Letter |
Personality Characteristics of Patients with Chronic Pain | Review |
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Media & News
22 records available
Title | Description |
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Letters to the Editor -- Total eclipse, Ramadan, New York ... | 6 days ago -- It is time for the media, even in the editorial cartoons, to speak truth to power. Gerald William Casenave, Arlington. Advertisement. Overhaul ... |
Focusing on mental health in Latinos — Dallas nonprofit aims to end shame, stigma in an underserved community | Letters to the Editor |
Letters to the Editor - Guns, fossil fuels, Judge Clay Jenkins ... | Dec 6, 2021 -- Anchor Down! Gerald Casenave, Arlington. Advertisement. Click here to submit a letter to the editor. Be sure to include sources. Connect with ... |
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Education
Institution | Degree Type |
|---|---|
University of Texas Dallas | Doctor of Philosophy |
Southern Illinois University | Master of Science |
Vanderbilt University | Doctor of Philosophy |
Work History
Title | Employer |
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Acting Chair | University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center |
Associate Professor | University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center |
Assistant Director | University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center |
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