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- Company: Behavioral Health of North Florida
- Phone: (904) 415-6731
- Website: www.bhnorthflorida.com
Other Locations: Jacksonville, Florida
Specialty 1: Neuropsychology
Specialty 2: Psychology
Keywords/Search Terms: Expert in aquired brain injuries including traumatic brain injury. Expertise in Neuropsychology; Psychology; Neuropsychologist; Psychologist; Traumatic Brain Injury; TBI; Post Traumatic Stress Disorder; PTSD; Fitness for Duty; Malingering; Competency to Stand Trial; Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity; Developmental Disorder; Disability; Intellectual Disability; Autism; Neurocognitive Disorder; cognitive impairment
Medical School: Argosy University- Georgia School of Professional Psychology
License(s): Florida
Years in Practice: 14 years
Experience:- 12 years performing IMEs
- 77 IMEs performed
- Deposed/Testified 29 times
IME Training: Fundamentals of Forensic Neuropsychology (National Academy of Neuropsychology); Adult Forensic Examiner Training (University of South Florida)
Additional Information
Dr. Gross is a fellowship-trained neuropsychologist and licensed psychologist with extensive experience in the fields of neuropsychology, neuropsychological rehabilitation, and psychological assessment. He has trained at various centers of excellence including Emory University, the Mount Sinai Medical Center, and Brooks Rehabilitation Hospital. His exertise includes the evaluation of traumatic brain injury and other neuromedical conditions including dementia, stroke, and developmental disorders. Dr. Gross devoted ten years of practice serving US Veterans through the VA community care system where he evaluated and treated veterans for traumatic brain injury, dementia, posttraumatic stress disorder, and associated conditions. Dr. Gross teaches psychological testing at the University of North Florida. Dr. Gross employs a comprehensive and in-depth approach to assessment which allows him to identify a diverse range of factors that contribute to symptoms including effects of brain trauma, symptom exaggeration, premorbid factors, psychosocial history, emotional distress, and effects of chronic pain. He has been retained as an expert in criminal cases to evaluate competency to proceed (i.e. stand trial), mental state at the time of offense (i.e. the insanity defense), and risk of violence. Dr. Gross's rigorous style is aimed at providing objective, data-driven answers to questions most relevant to litigation.