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neurodevelopmental and functional outcomes in children with congenital heart disease · predicting neuropsychological outcomes in children with complex medical conditions · understanding relationships with moderating factors such as socioeconomic status · using cognitive testing and neuroimaging methods
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neurodevelopmental and functional outcomes in children with congenital heart disease[1]
predicting neuropsychological outcomes in children with complex medical conditions[1]
understanding relationships with moderating factors such as socioeconomic status[1]
using cognitive testing and neuroimaging methods[1]
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Degree: Ph.D.
## Eric S. Semmel, Ph.D. Clinical Pediatric Neuropsychology Fellow Research Mentors: Adam R. Cassidy, PhD, LP, ABPP & Andrea R. S. Huebner, PhD, LP, ABPP Dr. Semmel's research interests are related to predicting neuropsychological outcomes in children with complex medical conditions, using cognitive testing and neuroimaging methods, as well as understanding relationships with moderating factors such as socioeconomic status. Most recently, his research has focused on neurodevelopmental and functional outcomes in children with congenital heart disease.
Identity: Eric S. Semmel
## Eric S. Semmel, Ph.D. Clinical Pediatric Neuropsychology Fellow Research Mentors: Adam R. Cassidy, PhD, LP, ABPP & Andrea R. S. Huebner, PhD, LP, ABPP Dr. Semmel's research interests are related to predicting neuropsychological outcomes in children with complex medical conditions, using cognitive testing and neuroimaging methods, as well as understanding relationships with moderating factors such as socioeconomic status. Most recently, his research has focused on neurodevelopmental and functional outcomes in children with congenital heart disease.
Professional role: Clinical Pediatric Neuropsychology Fellow
## Eric S. Semmel, Ph.D. Clinical Pediatric Neuropsychology Fellow Research Mentors: Adam R. Cassidy, PhD, LP, ABPP & Andrea R. S. Huebner, PhD, LP, ABPP Dr. Semmel's research interests are related to predicting neuropsychological outcomes in children with complex medical conditions, using cognitive testing and neuroimaging methods, as well as understanding relationships with moderating factors such as socioeconomic status. Most recently, his research has focused on neurodevelopmental and functional outcomes in children with congenital heart disease.
Research interests: neurodevelopmental and functional outcomes in children with congenital heart disease
## Eric S. Semmel, Ph.D. Clinical Pediatric Neuropsychology Fellow Research Mentors: Adam R. Cassidy, PhD, LP, ABPP & Andrea R. S. Huebner, PhD, LP, ABPP Dr. Semmel's research interests are related to predicting neuropsychological outcomes in children with complex medical conditions, using cognitive testing and neuroimaging methods, as well as understanding relationships with moderating factors such as socioeconomic status. Most recently, his research has focused on neurodevelopmental and functional outcomes in children with congenital heart disease.
Research interests: predicting neuropsychological outcomes in children with complex medical conditions
## Eric S. Semmel, Ph.D. Clinical Pediatric Neuropsychology Fellow Research Mentors: Adam R. Cassidy, PhD, LP, ABPP & Andrea R. S. Huebner, PhD, LP, ABPP Dr. Semmel's research interests are related to predicting neuropsychological outcomes in children with complex medical conditions, using cognitive testing and neuroimaging methods, as well as understanding relationships with moderating factors such as socioeconomic status. Most recently, his research has focused on neurodevelopmental and functional outcomes in children with congenital heart disease.
Research interests: understanding relationships with moderating factors such as socioeconomic status
## Eric S. Semmel, Ph.D. Clinical Pediatric Neuropsychology Fellow Research Mentors: Adam R. Cassidy, PhD, LP, ABPP & Andrea R. S. Huebner, PhD, LP, ABPP Dr. Semmel's research interests are related to predicting neuropsychological outcomes in children with complex medical conditions, using cognitive testing and neuroimaging methods, as well as understanding relationships with moderating factors such as socioeconomic status. Most recently, his research has focused on neurodevelopmental and functional outcomes in children with congenital heart disease.
Research interests: using cognitive testing and neuroimaging methods
## Eric S. Semmel, Ph.D. Clinical Pediatric Neuropsychology Fellow Research Mentors: Adam R. Cassidy, PhD, LP, ABPP & Andrea R. S. Huebner, PhD, LP, ABPP Dr. Semmel's research interests are related to predicting neuropsychological outcomes in children with complex medical conditions, using cognitive testing and neuroimaging methods, as well as understanding relationships with moderating factors such as socioeconomic status. Most recently, his research has focused on neurodevelopmental and functional outcomes in children with congenital heart disease.