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Stephanie Reid-Arndt, PhD

Assistant Professor of Health Psychology

Director, Adult Neuropsychology

Education:

PhD - Clinical Psychology , University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona

Internship - Southern Arizona VA Health Care System

Post-Doctoral Fellowship Training - Neuropsychology and Rehabilitation Psychology, University of Missouri-Columbia, Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

Clinical Interests:

Neuropsychological and psychological functioning of individuals with medical and neurological conditions.

Research Interests:

The nature and functional impact of chemotherapy-related changes in cognitive functioning among cancer survivors. Health disparities among rural populations.

Selected Publications:

Reid-Arndt, S.A. (in press). The Potential For Neuropsychology To Inform Functional Outcomes Research With Breast Cancer Survivors. NeuroRehabilitation.

Reid-Arndt, S.A. & Perry, M. (2005). Breast Cancer Survivor Outcomes: Assessing the Impact of Neuropsychological, Emotional, and Social Factors. (Presented at NCI Small Grants Program Behavioral Research in Cancer Control 2005 Grantee Meeting, Bethesda, MD.)

Reid-Arndt, S.A. & Hinkebein, J. (2005). Frontal Systems Behavioral Scale (FrSBe) Correlates with Community Integration Following TBI. (Presented at Rehabilitation Psychology 2005 Mid-Winter Conference, Baltimore, MD.)

Schopp, L.H., Johnstone, B., & Reid-Arndt, S. (2005). Telehealth specialty training for rural behavioral health generalists: Supporting and enhancing rural service delivery networks. Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, 36, 158-163.