Supervision and Training in Clinical Psychology was provided

Psychologist, Greenbriar Training Center for Mentally Retarded, Handicapped and Severely

Learning Disabled Children and Adults (ages 7-23), Residential Treatment and Assessment

Facility of the West Virginia Department of Health (4/81-12/81)

Job responsibilities included:

  Serving as Clinical and School Psychologist

  Providing Psychological and Neuropsychological assessments of residents for  

diagnosis and treatment planning, and Neuropsychological assessments for all

 potential

new

admissions

  Consulting with resident teachers on B-MOD programs

  Developing, maintaining and acting as chairman of a behavior management team

  Training aides to write and carry out their own behavioral modification programs

 under

supervision

  Developing and managing a Token Economy System

  Assisting in the development of Individualized Education Programs (IEPs)

  Providing counseling to residents, staff and others

  Supervising the evening shift and a psychological assistant

  Testifying at court hearings for civil commitment

  Supervision and Training in Clinical and School Psychology was provided  

Farmer, Shepherd, Honey Producer,  Honey Bee Queen Breeder (8/76-4/81)

Honey Bee Specialist (Educator and Inspector), West Virginia Department of Agriculture.

seasonal employment, 8/80-10/80).

Honey Bee Queen Breeder and Personnel Consultant, Genetic Systems Inc., LaBelle,  

Florida. (Seasonal employment, 2/80-5/80)

Assistant Professor Psychology, Department of Psychology, University of Nebraska at

Omaha, Graduate Faculty, (8/73-7/76)

Job responsibilities included:

Teaching courses in psychology including: Physiological  

Psychology, Animal Behavior, Introductory Psychology and others.

Supervision of Graduate Students Research

Supervised Master's Thesis on the use of temperature biofeedback to  

 Control

migraine

headaches.

Participating in Psychology Department Meetings and acitivities

including research in Biofeedback for Consciousness Control

Assistant Professor of Psychology, Department of Psychiatry, University of Nebraska at

Omaha, Nebraska Psychiatric Institute, (1971-1976)

Job responsibilities included:

  Managing a developmental neuropsychobiology laboratory

  Supervising students in a mental retardation research training program

  Conducting research on the development of sleep in kittens, rats and newborn  

humans using electrophysiological techniques including evoked potentials,

 electroencephalograms,

electromyograms, electro-oculograms and others

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