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Also called adult neuropsychologist, aviation neuropsychologist, board certified clinical neuropsychologist and pediatric clinical neuropsychologist.
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Clinical Neuropsychologist
Clinical neuropsychologist assessing and diagnosing patients with neurobehavioral problems related to nervous system disorders, recommending treatment options and providing education to individuals and families
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Interviewed several patients each week to gather detailed medical histories for accurate assessments of cognitive and behavioral health
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Conducted neuropsychological evaluations and assessments, analyzing data to inform diagnosis and treatment plans.
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Assess and diagnose patients with neurobehavioral problems related to acquired or developmental disorders of the nervous system, such as neurodegenerative disorders, traumatic brain injury, seizure disorders, and learning disabilities. Recommend treatment after diagnosis, such as therapy, medication, or surgery. Assist with evaluation before and after neurosurgical procedures, such as deep brain stimulation.
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Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
| 25th percentile | $68,850 |
|---|---|
| Median | $110,840 |
| 75th percentile | $147,240 |
| State | 25th percentile | Median | 75th percentile |
|---|---|---|---|
| AL | $109,300 | $136,070 | $152,570 |
| AR | $66,260 | $114,340 | $140,730 |
| AZ | $68,840 | $137,510 | $155,440 |
| CA | $95,160 | $157,540 | $177,260 |
| CO | $82,120 | $120,660 | $140,610 |
| CT | $79,740 | $125,020 | $142,670 |
| DC | $114,990 | $125,110 | $157,040 |
| FL | $107,870 | $134,690 | $152,530 |
| HI | $95,680 | $135,680 | $182,600 |
| IA | $122,930 | $138,420 | $155,210 |
| ID | $42,800 | $121,140 | $139,160 |
| IL | $64,160 | $69,810 | $128,790 |
| IN | $88,100 | $123,640 | $144,560 |
| KY | $126,900 | $149,990 | $185,390 |
| LA | $66,780 | $104,460 | $132,650 |
| MA | $83,250 | $129,410 | $151,570 |
| MD | $63,110 | $109,970 | $152,730 |
| MI | $60,370 | $88,510 | $125,380 |
| MN | $69,000 | $115,650 | $134,830 |
| MO | $85,880 | $134,890 | $153,210 |
| MS | $33,880 | $103,380 | $134,220 |
| MT | $59,640 | $126,960 | $151,550 |
| NC | $64,650 | $126,440 | $152,980 |
| NE | $90,420 | $131,640 | $162,280 |
| NH | $89,970 | $120,790 | $137,220 |
| NJ | $99,160 | $132,220 | $132,220 |
| NV | $86,670 | $146,850 | $158,770 |
| NY | $89,040 | $128,320 | $144,870 |
| OH | $106,390 | $132,060 | $147,620 |
| OK | $77,960 | $141,290 | $159,540 |
| OR | $86,600 | $86,680 | $100,180 |
| PA | $75,880 | $95,650 | $138,260 |
| RI | $38,110 | $130,960 | $152,780 |
| SC | $122,930 | $136,990 | $153,420 |
| SD | $108,720 | $132,170 | $153,940 |
| TN | $115,940 | $138,070 | $154,560 |
| UT | $83,470 | $135,200 | $141,180 |
| VA | $115,980 | $140,640 | $165,630 |
| VT | $66,390 | $81,080 | $119,350 |
| WA | $108,060 | $128,230 | $146,080 |
| WI | $70,740 | $81,860 | $123,440 |
| WV | $38,540 | $46,350 | $93,930 |
Other names
adult neuropsychologist, aviation neuropsychologist, board certified clinical neuropsychologist, pediatric clinical neuropsychologist, pediatric neuropsychologist, neuropsychology medical consultant, staff psychologist.
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