Forensic Neuropsychology in Traumatic Brain Injury Lawsuits
What you'll learn
Understanding forensic neuropsychology in TBI lawsuits
Key considerations in selecting expert witnesses
Importance of board certification in neuropsychology
Mechanisms and implications of traumatic brain injuries
Neuropsychological testing for assessing brain dysfunction
Differentiating TBI from other neurological conditions
Webinar Details
This double board certified neuro and forensic psychologist has over 25 years of experience in many prestigious academic and clinical roles. After working as a psychotherapist and psychological examiner, he moved on to serve as the director of psychological services for Cederbrook Hospital’s Brain Injury and Rehabilitation Programs. He then practiced as a neuropsychologist and held an assistant professorship at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine. Afterward, he moved on to be the director of the Forensic Services Program and assistant professor of psychiatry at Vanderbilt.
Currently, this expert is a practicing neuropsycholgist at a major university medical center and a clinical neuropsychological consultant for a major psychological consulting firm where he has authored many peer reviewed journal articles and chapters on neuropsychology.
