Neuropsychologist
- A highly motivated professional with the utmost expertise in the field of neuropsychology; ability to achieve high production standards and quality of work; ability to work with minimal supervision and can adapt to changing environments; excellent interpersonal skills and is able to communicate and collaborate effectively with co-workers from all levels
- Extensive experience of XX years in conducting brain scans to diagnose a neurological disorder; recommending and proffering a treatment plan for a neuropsychological problem; carrying out psychotherapy, behavior therapy, and counseling to resolve a psychological issue
- Adept in determining the psychological and neurological status of a suspect; assisting medical doctors to gain a better understanding of a neurological problem in order to take appropriate steps; engaging in research to develop new approaches/methods of neurological treatment
- Skilled in updating patients on mental health conditions, as well as providing them expert advice on how to recover; treating various neuropsychological illnesses such as disease, metabolic disease, and seizure disorders; designing and implementing rehabilitation strategies for patients with cognitive challenges
- Deft in performing diagnostic tests to differentiate a neurogenic disorder from a psychogenic ailment; establishing standards for tracking the recovery progress of a patient; educating and instructing the psychology majors in an academic setting
- Gained knowledge of the principles and theoretical concepts of brain injury pathophysiology, clinical effects, and treatment; conducted neuropsychological evaluations (inpatient and outpatient) and provide therapeutic interventions, including crisis counseling to individuals to facilitate and optimize neurotrauma clinical care management
