CURRICULUM VITAE. Rhonda B Levy-Larson, Ph.D. The University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana B.S. in Psychology May 1978

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1 NAME: Rhonda B Levy-Larson, Ph.D. EDUCATION: The University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana B.S. in Psychology May 1978 Bradley University Peoria, Illinois M.A. in Clinical and Community Psychology December 1980 The University of Oklahoma/Health Science Center Oklahoma City One year doctoral work in Experimental Biological Psychology September 1980-May 1981 The University of Health Sciences/The Chicago Medical School North Chicago, Illinois Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology June 1989 CLINICAL INTERNSHIPS: Henry Ford Hospital Department of Psychiatry Division of Neuropsychology Detroit, Michigan Galesburg Mental Health Center Galesburg, Illinois LICENSURE: Michigan License #

2 Page 2 EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:, P.C. Farmington Hills, Michigan Clinical Neuropsychologist 1996-Present Geriatric Behavioral Healthcare Group, Inc. of Michigan Rehab Pathways Group, Inc. & Testpointe Diagnostics Great Lakes Regional Rehabilitation Hospital Director, Department of Behavioral Science Director, Neuro-rehabilitation Services Program Providence Hospital Department of Behavior Medicine Clinical Neuropsychologist Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan Department of Psychology Detroit, Michigan Staff Psychologist Henry Ford Hospital Division of Neuropsychology Detroit, Michigan Neuropsychological Consultant

3 Page 3 MEMBERSHIPS IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS: American Psychological Association Divisions: Clinical Rehabilitation, Neuropsychology, Law International Neuropsychological Society Michigan Psychological Association National Academy of Neuropsychology PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS: Submitted Papers: Levy, R.B. & Elaugh, C.: Hemispheric processing of tactile-spatial information in preschool boys and girls. Poster presented at Oklahoma Psychological Association, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, November 21, Invited Presentations: Lunch and Learn Seminar on Closed Head Injury, Concussion and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, Amerisure Companies, Farmington Hills, Michigan March 20, 2008 Lunch and Learn Seminar on Closed Head Injury and Concussion, Detroit Public Schools, Office of Risk Management, Workers Compensation, Detroit, Michigan February 28, 2008 Neuropsychology: What? Who? and Why? Concentra Medical Examinations November 19, 2002

4 Page 4 Invited Presentations, cont.: Reporting Writing Basics for Cognitive Evaluations of Nursing Home Residents. Fall/Winter Didactics Program, Behavioral Healthcare Group of Michigan, Inc. January 19, 2001 Neuropsychology: What? Who? and Why? Monthly Breakfast Series National Healthcare Resources, Inc. May 11, 2000 Neuropsychological Evaluation of Older Adults in a Nursing Home Setting. Fall/Winter Didactics Program, Behavioral Healthcare Group of Michigan, Inc. January 27, 2000 Behavior Therapy Workshop for Direct Care Workers of Clients with Closed Head Injuries and/or other Neurological and/or Physical Disorders. Irvine Head Injury Program, Newport Care Center, Southfield, Michigan April 4 and 9, 1996 Interventions with a Closed Head Injured Population for Direct Care Workers, Irvine Head Injury Program, Newport Care Center, March 8, 1995 Neuropsychology: What? Who? and Why?, Monthly Breakfast Seminar, Great Lakes Regional Rehabilitation Hospital October 27, 1993

5 Page 5 Invited Presentations, cont.: Neuropsychology and the Neuropsychological Evaluation, Psychiatry Continuing Medical Education, Providence Hospital, June 8, 1993 Dual Diagnosis: Mental Retardation and Mental Illness, co-presented, Psychiatry Continuing Medical Education, Providence Hospital, January 13, 1992 Conversion Disorder, co-presented, Psychiatry Continuing Medical Education, Providence Hospital,, September 16, 1991 Communication Styles and Problem- Solving, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Services, Providence Hospital,, May 17, 1990 Overview of Neuropsychology, Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit, Providence Hospital, April 5, 1990 Neuropsychological Evaluations, Pain Control Center, Providence Hospital,, November 2, 1989 Inservice Training: Effective Ways to Deal with Residents with Difficult Behaviors, West Winds Nursing Home, Commerce Township, Michigan, July 30, 2002

6 Page 6 Inservice Training, cont.: Effective Ways to Deal with Residents with Difficult Behaviors, Canterbury on the Lake, Waterford, Michigan June 24, 2002 Nonviolent Crisis Intervention: The Preventive Techniques and Therapeutic Physical Intervention, Rehab Pathways Group, Inc.,, October 17 and 24, 1994 Adjustment Stages of Head Injured Patients Family Members, Neurorehabilitation Services Team, Great Lakes Regional Rehabilitation Hospital,, March 28, 1994 Nonviolent Crisis Intervention: The Preventive Techniques and Therapeutic Physical Intervention, Neuro-rehabilitation Services Team, Great Lakes Regional Rehabilitation Hospital, March 21-22, 1994 The Art of Setting Limits, Clinical Services, Great Lakes Regional Rehabilitation Hospital, February 21, 1994