A fellowship-trained neuropsychologist, Chelsea has experience working in both the inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation settings with families and individuals who have sustained an ABI.

Chelsea Day Psy.D. has disclosed no relevant financial or nonfinancial relationships.

Serving as a physiatrist and the medical director for acquired brain injury at Shepherd Center, Andrew provides care to large numbers of individuals with severe brain injuries. He is a specialist in physical medicine and rehabilitation with board certification in PM&R and Brain Injury Medicine.

Andrew Cullen Dennison M.D. has disclosed no relevant financial or nonfinancial relationships.

The family counselor for the inpatient Acquired Brain Injury Program at Shepherd Center, Tana has been helping families cope and live with catastrophic brain injuries. She has been involved with developing curriculum and teaching effective communication using motivational interviewing (MI). Tana has given talks and facilitated workshops about using MI in healthcare and about family systems after trauma and brain injury.

Tana Hall M.Ed., LPC has disclosed no relevant financial or nonfinancial relationships.

A neuropsychologist and researcher with 35 years of experience, Steve has been a primary investigator and co-investigator on National Institute of Rehabilitation Research grants. He continues to pursue research in the area of sports concussion and unintentional injury following moderate-severe traumatic brain injury. Steve has authored and co-authored numerous peer-reviewed articles and book chapters on brain injury, including mild brain injury and sports-related concussion. He was a panel member of the CDC Heads Up Concussion initiative and serves as a neutral examiner for the National Football League Player Benefits Program.

Steve Macciocchi Ph.D. has disclosed no relevant financial or nonfinancial relationships.

A clinical research scientist at Shepherd Center and project director for User-Centered Research and director of the App Factory for both the Wireless RERC and the LiveWell RERC for ITC Access, he has more than a decade of experience conducting technology-focused, user-centered research. John has published widely and has presented at numerous conferences focused on disability and technology.

John Morris Ph.D. has disclosed no relevant financial or nonfinancial relationships.

A physical therapist for 14 years, Kimnesha serves patients in post-acute and inpatient brain injury settings at Shepherd Center. She has presented on multiple clinical topics for staff education and program development, and has taught balance and vestibular rehabilitation at the PT doctoral level.

Kimnesha Polard PT, DPT, NCS has disclosed no relevant financial or nonfinancial relationships.

Ron has more than 20 years of experience in healthcare-related research with more than 50 peer-reviewed publications and more than 80 published abstracts or presentations. He is collaborating on a project using unobtrusive monitoring technology to assess needs and tailor personalized interventions in the home.

Ron Seel Ph.D. has disclosed no relevant financial or nonfinancial relationships.

Gary is responsible for the overall administration of Shepherd Center, a 152-bed, not-for-profit specialty hospital serving persons with spinal cord injuries, acquired brain injuries and a variety of neuromuscular diseases. Services include intensive care, acute medical, acute rehabilitation, and post-acute and outpatient services. Gary has more than 30 years of experience in rehabilitation with an emphasis on the treatment of people with acquired brain injury, and has published extensively in the area of rehabilitation.

Gary Ulicny Ph.D. has disclosed no relevant financial or nonfinancial relationships.

Tracey has more than 15 years of experience using assistive technology for cognition to help people with brain injuries with cognitive-communication impairments function more independently. She is a co-investigator on several active, grant-funded research projects focused on development and testing of emerging technologies for cognitive rehabilitation. Tracey is published and has lectured nationally on outcomes and functional interventions and the use of technology in rehabilitation for brain injury.

Tracey Wallace M.S., CCC-SLP has disclosed no relevant financial or nonfinancial relationships.

A physiatrist and cognitive psychologist, John has specialized in TBI rehabilitation for more than 30 years. He is the director of Moss Rehabilitation Research Institute and a professor of rehabilitation medicine at Thomas Jefferson University. Much of his research and clinical work has focused on patients with disorders of consciousness. John was part of the Aspen Working Group, which defined the minimally conscious state. He has participated in developing assessment methods for the DOC population, studying their long-term outcomes, and has helped lead studies that demonstrate the efficacy of amantadine hydrochloride and zolpidem in improving consciousness.

John Whyte M.D., Ph.D. has a financial relationship through consultation fees with LifeMax, Inc., endorsed to Moss Rehabilitation. Dr. Whyte has disclosed no relevant nonfinancial relationships.