Jay Tarnoff

Dr. Jay Tarnoff is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology and Counseling at Immaculata University. He is a Pennsylvania licensed psychologist with dual certification in school psychology and clinical neuropsychology, specializing in evaluations across the lifespan. His career spans private practice, schools, clinics, and hospital settings.

• B.S. in Psychology (Biological Sciences Option), Pennsylvania State University
• B.S. in Human Development & Family Studies, Pennsylvania State University
• B.A. in Religious Studies, Pennsylvania State University
• M.Ed. and Ph.D. in School Psychology, Temple University
• Recertification in Clinical Neuropsychology, Widener University
• M.S.Ed. in School Leadership, University of Pennsylvania

Dr. Tarnoff's research focuses on pediatric and adolescent neuropsychological assessment, neurodiversity, and evidence-based practices in clinical and educational contexts. His work emphasizes bridging cognitive evaluation with practical interventions.

Recent publications and presentations (2009–2023) demonstrate expertise in neurodiversity, family systems, and educational measurement. Key themes include autism intervention validation, military family support, and classroom climate analysis.

• Diplomate, American Board of Professional Psychology (ABPP)
• Nationally Certified School Psychologist (NCSP)
• Member, National Register of Health Service Psychologists

He teaches graduate courses including Cognitive Clinical Assessment, Advanced Neuropsychology, and Family Systems, integrating clinical practice with academic instruction.