Prior to his current post, Dr. Wright served as an Associate Professor in Psychiatry
at UCLA, Director of Neuropsychology at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, Director of the
Neurocognitive Equipotentiality, Recovery and Development Laboratory at Lundquist
Institute, Research Director of the Safe Harbor Trauma Recovery Center (for victims
of domestic violence) at Harbor-UCLA, and Co-Director of the Neurotherapeutics Institute
at the Lundquist Institute. Currently, he is an Assistant Professor of Psychology
at California State University, Fresno and the Director of the Neurocognitive Equipotentiality,
Recovery and Development Laboratory, where he uses neuropsychological and cognitive
methods, functional neuroimaging, and brain stimulation to better understand traumatic
brain injury (TBI) and HIV/AIDS.
Cognitive impairment following traumatic brain injury (TBI) and HIV/AIDS, neuropsychological
assessment, test development, cognitive remediation, brain stimulation, & neuroimaging.