Mary Haines

Mary Haines, Ph.D., ABPP, serves as Clinical Professor in Rehabilitation Services at the University of Toledo Medical Center since 1999, concurrently directing the Postdoctoral Fellowship in Clinical Neuropsychology since 2006 and practicing as Clinical Neuropsychologist at ProMedica Physicians Group from 2020.

Her academic foundation includes:

• Ph.D.: Texas A&M University (1997)
• Internship: South Texas Veterans Healthcare System (1995-1996)
• Fellowship: Baylor College of Medicine (1997-1999)

Research centers on Performance Validity and Learning Ratios with critical applications in Malingering detection and Movement Disorders assessment, driving innovations in neuropsychological diagnostic precision.

Publication trends (2015-2023) reveal dual specialization: cardiac device neuropsychology (LVAD cognitive outcomes) and test validation (NAB List Learning metrics), demonstrating how physiological recovery correlates with memory improvement in complex patient populations.

Honors include:

• John D. Corrigan Community Capacity Award (2003)
• Regent's Fellow, Texas A&M University (1991-1993)

As Fellowship Director, she trains postdoctoral neuropsychologists while serving on national committees including American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology (Mentor/Examiner since 2002) and National Academy of Neuropsychology (Conference Committee 2009-2011; Professional Affairs 2014-2017), plus American Stroke Association's Operation Stroke Board (2001-2006).

Her clinical work operates through the Neuroscience Center (2130 W. Central Ave., Toledo) with Neurology department integration, advancing stroke care through neuropsychological frameworks.