I am a clinical psychologist/neuropsychologist who has had the opportunity to work in the health care industry since graduating from University of Georgia three decades ago. In my first position, I worked with patients who had traumatic brain injuries. After working for several years, I obtained my master's degree in rehabilitation counseling. I did this type of work as far away as Montana and served patients who had suffered brain injuries, as well as those who had industrial/physical accidents. After many years and changes to health care, I went back to school later in life and earned my doctorate in clinical psychology/neuropsychology. I completed an internship at Vanderbilt University and a formal two-year post-doctoral fellowship at Emory University in the Department of Neurology. My most recent position was with the U.S. Army, working with veterans, their families and active duty members. I started working with Kaiser Permanente in 2014, and I am excited about being back in Atlanta and working with the wonderful providers in our Behavioral Health Department.