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1 C URRICUL UM VITAE P R I T E S H P A R B H O O, P S Y. D. L I C E N S E D P S Y C H O L O G I S T P Y C L I N I C A L & R E H A B I L I T A T I O N N E U R O P S Y C H O L O G Y 1250 S O U T H T A M I A M I T R A I L S U I T E S A R A S O T A, F L T E L ( 941) F A X ( ) F R U I T V I L L E R D S A R A S O T A, F L T E L ( ) F A X CURRENT PRACTICE INFORMATION 11/2011-Present 02/2012-Present Clinical Program Director NeuroInternational, LLC Neuropsychology Service & Administrative Program consultant at NeuroInternational. Location: Sarasota, Florida. Duties & Responsibilities: Post-acute residential and community based psychological/neuropsychological assessment and neurobehavioral treatment services (including individual psychotherapy and on-call psychological crisis intervention services) for survivors of mild, moderate, and severe acquired or traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) as well as other neurological conditions and comorbidities; for example, substance abuse, varied dementias, Wernicke- Korsakoff syndrome, Seizure disorders, etc. Supervision of case management services and oversight of residential/operational services through collaboration with facility administrator. Development and implementation of individualized neurorehabilitation/neurobehavioral treatment plans including cognitive rehabilitation training, psychoeducation, and family training. Coordination of clinical services through consultation with internal/external physician providers such as Physiatry, Neurology, Psychiatry, Family Medicine etc.) Program development and administrative consultation on health care systems risk management. Forensic evaluation(s) / Expert witness testimony. Independent Contractor at Comprehensive MedPsych Systems, Inc. Practice Location: HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Sarasota Duties & Responsibilities: Medical inpatient psychological/neuropsychological screening and assessment consultations to physicians and clinical staff. Individual and family psychotherapy. Patient/family psychoeducation (e.g., stroke education, TBIs and related sequelae training, etc.).

2 D r. P a r b h o o v i t a e P a g e 2 03/2011-Present Independent Contractor at Comprehensive MedPsych Systems, Inc. (Largest private multidisciplinary behavioral medicine practice in the state of Florida) Practice location: Sarasota, Florida. Duties & Responsibilities: Outpatient neuropsychological assessment. EDUCATION 02/2010: Doctor of Psychology with major in Clinical Psychology, Neuropsychology concentration. Florida School of Professional Psychology - Argosy University, Tampa campus. (APA Accredited) Tampa, Florida. 09/2006: Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology. Florida School of Professional Psychology - Argosy University, Tampa campus. Tampa, Florida. 05/2003: Associate of Science in Computer Programming & Analysis. Manatee Community College (MCC). Bradenton, Florida. 05/2000: Honours Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. University of South Africa (UNISA). Pretoria, South Africa. 03/1998: Bachelor of Arts (Humanities) in Psychology & Industrial Psychology. Rand Afrikaans University (RAU). Johannesburg, South Africa. CLINICAL EXPERIENCE NEUROPSYCHOLOGY POST-DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP/RESIDENCY 03/ /2011: Post-doctoral fellow/resident - Comprehensive MedPsych Systems, Inc. & NeuroInternational in Sarasota, Florida. Supervisors: Geoffrey D. P. Kanter, Ph.D., ABN, ABPdN & Paula Cooper, Ph.D. Duties/Responsibilities: Post-acute residential and community based neurorehabilitation & neurobehavioral services; individual psychotherapy, substance abuse/relapse prevention counseling, psychoeducation, vocational & supported living services family/staff education and training, programmatic operations and administration; psychological/neuropsychological and psychodiagnostic evaluations, assessments, and consultations for outpatients in private group practice setting. CLINICAL RESIDENCY/INTERNSHIP (APA ACCREDITED) : University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, Medical School/Department of Psychiatry (San Antonio, TX). Preceptor: Margot Zuelzer, Ph.D. Director of clinical psychology residency and fellowship training: Lawrence S. Schoenfeld, Ph.D., ABPP.

3 D r. P a r b h o o v i t a e P a g e 3 Special Appointment: Chief representative for psychology residents to training committee First Rotation: Kerrville State Hospital (Kerrville, TX) 07/ /2008 Supervisor: Michael T. Jumes, Ph.D. Setting: Inpatient forensic hospital. Population(s): culturally diverse psychiatric as well as neuropsychiatric adults (including foreign nationals). Clinical responsibilities: Comprehensive patient care involving psychodiagnostic intake assessments, forensic psychological and neuropsychological assessments, competency evaluations, violence risk assessments, treatment team functions, consultation, and cognitive behavioral psychotherapy. Second Rotation: Southwest Mental Health Center (San Antonio, TX). 01/ /2009 Supervisors: Wayne Ehrisman, Ph.D., ABPP.; Jeffrey Grimes, Ph.D. Setting: Acute care, hospital-based residential treatment, partial hospital, and outpatient program. Population(s): Children and adolescents between the ages of 3 to 17. Clinical responsibilities: Psychodiagnostic assessments (i.e., objective, projective, and neuropsychological), consultation with staff psychologists and psychiatrists, serving as co-facilitator in varied psychoeducational groups, and providing feedback to families. Additional responsibilities included long-term psychodynamically informed individual psychotherapy cases with child/adolescent population involving varied emotional and behavioral disorders. Emergency Department: Psychiatric Emergency Service at University Hospital Rotation (San Antonio, TX). 03/ /2009 Supervisor/Attending psychiatrist: Jeffrey Cordes, M.D. Population & Clinical responsibilities: Evaluation of patients (varied ages) with severe pathology and crises in collaboration with psychiatry residents and medical students; case conceptualization and participation in the decision making process for hospitalization of patients or return to community/family resources. Specialty Training: Prolonged exposure therapy for PTSD 10/13/08-10/17/08 Training provided by Elna Yadin, Ph.D. at Laurel Ridge Treatment Center. (San Antonio, TX) Other responsibilities: Provision of long-term psychodynamically informed outpatient psychotherapy to adult patients through the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio Therapeutic Counseling Service. Supervisors: Margot Zuelzer, Ph.D., & Louise O Donnell, Ph.D. Co-facilitator of an adult outpatient psychotherapy group involving a cognitive-behavioral and psychodynamically informed

4 D r. P a r b h o o v i t a e P a g e 4 approach. Diagnostic considerations included Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Major Depression, Bipolar I disorder, Obsessive- Compulsive Disorder, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, and Personality disorders. Supervisor: Joseph Kobos, Ph.D., ABPP PRESENTATION(S) / PUBLICATION(S) / RESEARCH EXPERIENCE 07/11/2013 The Interplay Between Neuropsychological Testing and Neuroimaging for Diagnosing and Treating Traumatic Brain Injuries. Presented for Case Management Society of Management. 04/16/2013 Diagnostic Testing and Imaging of Traumatic Brain Injuries. National Webinar presentation for The Hartford Insurance Company. 02/08/2013 Expert Guest commentator on topic of Concussions and Traumatic Brain Injuries for ESPN Inside The Gates Podcast hosted by Barry Abrams. 06/07/2011 Neurobehavioral Rehabilitation, Ethics, & Proactive patient care in post-acute residential settings. Presented at the West Coast regional case management association in Tampa, Florida. 02/15/2011 Noncompliance of Rehabilitation Patients. Presented at HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Sarasota. 02/2010: Guest lecturer, American School of Professional Psychology Argosy University, Tampa Campus. Topic: Diagnostic differentiation: Normal aging, dementia, and pseudodementia. 11/2006: Parbhoo, P. (2006, November 11). Fighting addiction: Help make a difference. Bradenton Herald, p / /2002: Research Assistant in Twin/Family Research Program at University of South Florida (Tampa, Florida). Supervisor: Karen Obremski Brandon, Ph.D. 08/ /2001: Research Assistant in Cognitive & Neural Sciences Lab at University of South Florida (Tampa, Florida). Supervisor: Thomas Sanocki, Ph.D.) 01/ /1999: Primary researcher. Study: Coronary Heart Disease and the influence of positive social support on recovery rates. Study conducted at the Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital in Soweto, South Africa. (Supervisor: Dr. Hitesh Pitambar, M.D.) FOREIGN LANGUAGE ABILITIES / SKILLS Afrikaans & Gujarati

5 Computer Based Languages: C, C++, Java, and Visual Basic D r. P a r b h o o v i t a e P a g e 5 PROFESSIONAL/ORGANIZATIONAL AFFILIATIONS & MEMBERSHIPS 2013-Present 2010-Present: 2006-Present: American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine NeuroTrauma Association of Florida Co Vice President Florida Psychological Association; Neuropsychology Divison. National Academy of Neuropsychology American Psychological Association. American Psychological Association, Division 40 (Clinical Neuropsychology)