Neuropsychologist/Professor. New Orleans, LA; highly knowledgeable, accomplished, researcher, and clinician. Currently working on a healthcare startup, teaching, and research.

I am writing a letter of support for Jay, who is applying for consideration as a diplomate in clinical neuropsychology.

Although I have known Jay for only a short time and have not directly supervised him, I have looked over some of his psychological test reports, a number of publication in the areas of neuroscience, cognitive science, and neuropsychology, and a synopsis of his extensive clinical portfolio. Jay has a noteworthy publication record with a number of key papers (e.g., regarding the neuropsychology of music, movement, and cognition, critiques of psychological assessment).

Jay has performed hundreds of psychological evaluations on a wide range of patients with a broad range of disorders involving CNS dysfunction. In the last five years, he has worked in the Neurology office of Brown, M.D., with head injury and epilepsy patients, as a consultant to the Alzheimer’s Treatment and Memory Training Center, performing extensive neuropsychological workups on elderly patients with dementia and depression, and at Cerebral Palsy Associations of New York State, where is currently Chief Psychologist. In terms of the latter position, Jay supervises staff and conducts neuropsychological evaluations of patients with a variety of neuropsychiatric disorders, including mental retardation, seizure
disorder, autism, Rett’s syndrome, learning disabilities, attention deficit disorders, psychosis, and bipolar disease, as well as substance-induced disorders.

Through my personal experience with Jay, I have found him to be a responsible, professional, and ethical individual who I believe would be an excellent candidate for board-eligibility in clinical neuropsychology. In addition, Jay has excellent interpersonal skills, considerable warmth and empathy, and a high level of motivation, characteristics that are essential in the clinical setting. Under my aegis, he has observed a neuropsychological evaluation in my service in the Department of Neurology at Mount Sinai Medical Center and will continue to be involved with the service in the future. In sum, I highly recommend Jay to you.

I am writing this reference in support of Dr. Jay Seitz, Associate Professor of Psychology in the department of Social Sciences at SUNO.
I have known Dr. Seitz lbr the past hvo years. We have been colleagues in the Social Sciences Department at SUNO.
Dr. Seitz is an excellent teacher, researcher, anel community. serr.ice oriented faculty, member. We have worked together on pursuing external funding opportunities, set'r'ed on faculty senate research and admission and retention committees, and participated in the der.elopment of open educational resources for the Social Sciences department.
is a faculty' member, Jay has demonstrated a special sensitivity to understanding and addressing the needs of both traditional and nontraditional students. His approach to students has led to their desire to interact with him troth in and outside the classroom.
Dr. Seitz's publications in the field of Psychology have been outstanding. Jay is a team player who is appreciated by faculty members in the department and across the entire SUNO campus. He has been a considerable asset to the SUNO family.