Selena Scott

Dr. Selena Scott serves as a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine at the Brody School of Medicine, East Carolina University, where she conducts outpatient neuropsychological evaluations for patients with neurological conditions and cognitive complaints. A licensed psychologist in North Carolina since 2018, she maintains active membership in the American Psychological Association and the National Register of Health Service Providers.

Her academic foundation includes:

• PhD in Clinical Neuropsychology from University of Windsor (2016)
• MA in Psychology from University of Windsor (2010)
• BA (High Honors) in Psychology from University of Regina (2008)

Dr. Scott's research centers on clinical neuropsychology with dual emphases on traumatic brain injury assessment using advanced neuroimaging and precise differentiation of neurodevelopmental disorders. Her clinical work bridges pediatric and adult populations, addressing cognitive rehabilitation needs through evidence-based interventions like group cognitive behavioral therapy. She has developed specialized expertise in school reintegration after brain injury and assessment of complex conditions including nonverbal learning disorder versus high-functioning autism.

Analysis of her 2014-2019 publications reveals consistent investigation of traumatic brain injury biomarkers, neurodevelopmental disorder differentiation, and assessment tool validation. Her collaborative research with Canadian and US institutions demonstrates methodological rigor in applying diffusion tensor imaging to cognitive outcomes and validating instruments like the BASC-2 for ADHD populations.

• Supervision: PhD students in Clinical Neuropsychology Practicum (2023-present); Psychiatry Residents in Neuropsychology electives (2022-present)
• Teaching: Course Coordinator for Physician Assistant Behavioral Medicine program; Instructor for medical resident psychological assessment series
• Professional Service: Journal reviewer for The Clinical Neuropsychologist and Child Neuropsychology; frequent continuing education provider

Dr. Scott integrates clinical practice, teaching, and research through her outpatient neuropsychology work at ECU, with particular focus on translating assessment findings into practical rehabilitation strategies for patients across the cognitive spectrum.