ABOUT THE DOCTOR

Dr. Howard brings a wealth of experience to his current position, including rotations at the ​Emory Department of Rehabilitation Medicine. There, he collaborated closely with individuals ​facing traumatic brain injuries, various cognitive impairments stemming from different diseases, ​cardiovascular ailments, and surgeries. Notably, Dr. Howard played a key role in the ​development of the Emory Healthcare Veterans Cognitive Remediation Program, providing ​essential cognitive remediation services to service members affected by traumatic brain injuries.

His contributions extend to the academic sphere, with publications in prestigious journals such ​as Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology and The Clinical Neuropsychologist. Additionally, Dr. ​Howard completed an internship at Wasatch Mental Health, where he conducted ​neuropsychological assessments for individuals grappling with substance abuse, neurological ​disorders, ADHD, and strokes. Dr. Howard completed his postdoctoral fellowship at Thomson ​Memory & Attention, where he had the opportunity to administer neuropsychological ​evaluations across the lifespan.

Dr. Howard's clinical interests are diverse, encompassing cognitive aging, health disparities, and ​community outreach. He played a pivotal role in establishing Advocates for Community ​Wellness, a community outreach program dedicated to raising mental health awareness. Through ​this initiative, Dr. Howard organized luncheons and events across Chicago, focusing particularly ​on Alzheimer's dementia within underserved communities.

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