Ramsey Khasho

Ramsey Khasho serves as an Adjunct Professor (part-time) at the University of San Francisco (USF), School of Education, Counseling Psychology Department, and holds an affiliated Clinical Assistant Professor role at Stanford University School of Medicine’s Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences department. He is the Chief Clinical Officer at Children’s Health Council in Palo Alto and the Traineeship Coordinator for USF’s South Bay Campus. Khasho teaches courses including Traineeship I/II, Research Methods, Lifespan Development, and Family Therapy. He has over 25 years of clinical experience specializing in anxiety/depression, ADHD, ASD, forensic assessments, and family therapy, with court appointment expertise in California. He also leads nonprofit organizations and supervises graduate students extensively.

• Education:
• PsyD in Clinical Psychology, Illinois School of Professional Psychology (2001)
• MA in Clinical Psychology, Illinois School of Professional Psychology (1998)
• BA in Psychology, University of Illinois at Chicago (1995)

His research interests focus on clinical supervision, ethical practices in behavioral health, forensic psychological evaluations, and nonprofit leadership within mental health institutions. While no specific articles are listed, his work integrates evidence-based interventions for youth and families. He has received no explicitly mentioned scientific awards but is recognized for leadership roles and clinical contributions. Khasho’s advising focuses on graduate student training through direct supervision and classroom instruction, though no grants are documented. He contributes to interdisciplinary teams at Children’s Health Council and USF’s South Bay Campus programs.