Jessica Britt-Thomas

Dr. Jessica Britt-Thomas is an Associate Professor at Augusta University's Medical College of Georgia, holding dual appointments in the Departments of Family Medicine and Psychiatry and Health Behavior. With a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology (Forensic emphasis) from Palo Alto University, she specializes in integrated behavioral health in primary care settings and serves as Director of Integrated Behavioral Health at the Family and Community Medicine Outpatient Clinic. Her academic journey includes postdoctoral training in neuropsychological assessment and fellowships in Behavioral Science Education and Medical Education.

• BA: Psychology (Auburn University, 2010)
• MS: Clinical Psychology (Palo Alto University, 2014)
• Ph.D.: Clinical Psychology (Palo Alto University, 2017)

Her research bridges LGBTQ+ health, forensic psychology, and substance abuse, focusing on systemic healthcare barriers and integrated treatment models. Recent publications show strong engagement with health disparities in underserved populations and correctional healthcare systems.

Scientific Awards:

• AU/MCG 'Woman Who Inspires' (2023)
• Faculty Inclusive Excellence Initiative Recipient ($5000) (2023)

Dr. Britt-Thomas actively contributes to academic governance through roles in the AU/MCG Doctoral Psychology Internship Committee and Augusta University's Diversity Equity Inclusion Department Committee. She also serves on the APA Office of Health and Health Care Financing Advisory Group.