About Me
Military Service:
United States Navy, Avionics Electronics Second Class Petty Officer (AT2) (E5) – 1987 to 1991.
Education:
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania – 1996
Master of Education - Edinboro University of Pennsylvania – 2005
Certifications:
Certificate of Advanced Graduate (CAGS): School Psychology – 2010, Type 32.
Credentials:
Nationally Certified School Psychologist (NCSP) – 2006
Diplomate, American Board of School Neuropsychology (ABSNP) - 2016
About:
My professional experience includes 13 years of supporting children and adults with mental health and/or intellectual disabilities. I began my school psychology career in 2006 and joined the Chestnut Ridge School District in 2021.
Contact Information:
(814) 839-4195 ext. 2008
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