Clifford Alan Hopewell, Ph.D., A.B.P.P.

    • Diplomate in Clinical Neuropsychology (ABPP/ABCN), first examination class; ABPP#3639

    • Postdoctoral Fellowship - University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston

    • Graduate School - University of North Texas & California School of Professional Psychology

    • Undergraduate School - Texas A&M

    • Texas Clinical License #21833

    • Texas LSSP School License #30391

    • Missouri HSP License #2022027273

    • Louisiana Board Psychology/Neuropsychology License #828

    • Traumatic Brain Injuries

    • Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

  • Professional Standards Authorship

    • Wrote standards for Biopsychosocial Task Force as part of charge from the Joint Commission for the Accreditation of Hospitals for both the Accreditation Manual for Hospitals (AMH) and the Consolidated Standards Manual (CSM). Appointed as liaison to the Commission by the American Psychological Association, 1991-1994

    Awards

    • APA Fellow, American Psychological Association, 2007

    • Otorga El Presente Certificado de Reconocimiento como Visitante Distinguido; desarrollo e implementacion del curso de Cuidados Primarios Orientados Para La Comunidad - para la Alcadia del Municipio Sotillo, Estado Anzoatequi, Venezuela, Alcadesa Idalba Guevara de Almeida, 1992

    • Otorga El Presente Certificado de Reconocimiento por valiosa en el desarrollo e implementacion del curso de Cuidados Primarios Orientados Para La Comunidad - para Violeta Matos, Consul General de Venezuela, 1990

    • Texas Neuropsychologist of the Year, Texas Psychological Association, 1990

    Honorary Appointments

    • President, Texas Psychological Association, 2004

    • Board Member, Texas Psychological Association, 1995-2005

    • Chairman, Neuropsychology Committee of the Applied Division, Texas Psychological Association, 1986-1991

    • Board Member, Bund Deutscher Hirnbescgadugrer, 1984-1991

    • Medical Advisory Board, Texas Head Injury Foundation, 1984-1991

    • Board Member, Headway of Great Britain, 1984-1991

    • Board Member, Headcircle of Denmark

    • Board of Directors, Texas Head Brain Injury Foundation, 1985-1991

    • Traumatic Brain Injury Task Force, Dallas Independent School District, 1988-1993

    Research

    • Outstanding Research and Clinical Practice in the field of Traumatic Brain Injury, Texas Psychological Association, 1990

    • Blue Ribbon Research Panel in Clinical Neuropsychology, 95th Annual Meeting of American Psychological Association, 1987

      • Driving after head injury: Therapy or threat? Paper selected by the Neuropsychological Division (40) for presentation as part of the Blue Ribbon Research Panel in Clinical Neuropsychology to the 95th Annual Meeting of the American Psychological Association

  • Awards

    • Bronze Star Medal; Operation Iraqi Freedom

    • United States Armed Forces

    • Meritorious Service Medal

    • United States Armed Forces

    • Oak Leaf Cluster Army Achievement Medal

    • United States Armed Forces

    • National Defense Service Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster

    • United States Armed Forces

    • Iraq Campaign Medal; Surge Campaign Star

    • United States Armed Forces

    • Global War on Terrorism Service Medal

    • United States Armed Forces

    • Army Superior Unit Awards; CRDAMC with Oak Leaf Cluster; multiple personal contributions to award

    • United States Armed Forces

    • Overseas Service Ribbons (2)

    • United States Armed Forces

    • Letterman Award Runner Up: Academy of Health Sciences

    • U.S. Army Medical Department

    • Counter Terrorism Training and Tehran Hostage Involvement (Operation Eagle Claw w/ Desert One)

    • Graduate of Officer’s Basic, Alcohol and Substance Abuse; Civilian Supervision Course for Military Supervisors; Graduate of and Faculty of Combat Operational Stress Control; and Graduate Captains’ Career (Advanced) military courses

    Organizations

    • Member, Cold War Service Commendation

    • Member, Cold War Veterans’ Association

    • Central Texas Coordinator, Vietnam Veterans for the Truth, LLC

    • Member, Vietnam Veterans for Factual History (VVFH)

    • Member, Grenada Era Service , American Legion

    • Member , Veterans of Foreign Wars

Biography

Dr. Hopewell, an experienced and highly accomplished psychologist with a distinguished career of 27 years in military service. As a senior Clinical Neuropsychologist, he played a vital role on duty in providing specialized care to service members during the Global War on Terror. Dr. Hopewell directed neuropsychological services at renowned medical centers, including Moncrief Army Hospital, Brooke Army Medical Center, Baylor Scott & White Dallas, and played a pivotal role in establishing the Traumatic Brain Injury service at Landstuhl Army Regional Medical Center, a leading regional medical center.

Dr. Hopewell's dedication to patient well-being and safety was recognized when he directed and found the largest psychiatric outpatient clinic in the world at the time without a single suicide when he was Officer in Charge of the Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center Traumatic Brain Injury Clinic (now the NICOE Center for Excellence). His continuous commitment to excellence earned him prestigious awards, including the Army Achievement Medal for reinstating the Joint Commission Accreditation.

During his deployment to Iraq, Dr. Hopewell conducted groundbreaking research on military brain injuries, leading to the first-ever Army, Prescribing Psychologist serving in a combat theater. His exceptional contributions earned him the Bronze Star Medal for his original research and the Meritorious Service Award for heroism during the Nidal Hasan terror attack at Ft. Hood.

Dr. Hopewell's exceptional qualifications extend beyond his military service. He holds multiple degrees in Psychology, including a Bachelor of Science and language minor from Texas A & M University, a Master's and Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the University of North Texas, and a Master of Science Degree in Clinical Psychopharmacology from the California School of Professional Psychology/Alliant University. Additionally, he possesses four foreign language certifications and continues to pursue a major in Foreign Languages.

With his unparalleled expertise and dedication, Dr. Hopewell has been recognized as a Fellow of the American Psychological Association and is the only prescribing clinical neuropsychologist that is an APA fellow. Furthermore, he has served as the President of the Texas Psychological Association, showcasing his leadership within the field. Dr. Hopewell's commitment to providing exceptional care and his extensive experience make him an ideal choice for individuals seeking expert psychological services.

Capturing the Essence of Season 1: Behind the Scenes with Pepper, as photographed by Dr. Hopewell.

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