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CURRICULUM VITAEIvan Kiss, B.Sc., M.A., Ph.D., C.Psych.

(Updated 2016)

I. Biographical

Citizenship: CanadianLanguages Spoken: English, Hungarian 121 Virginia Avenue,Toronto, Ontario, CanadaM4C 2T1

tel: (416) 558-8645e-mail: [email protected]

II. Positions - Academic/Research

Adjunct ProfessorDepartment of PsychologyUniversity of Alberta(1990-1999)

Assistant Clinical Professor (Geriatric Medicine)Faculty of MedicineUniversity of Alberta(1990-1999)

Member, Division of NeuroscienceUniversity of Alberta(1994-1999)

Adjunct ProfessorDepartment of PsychiatryUniversity of Alberta(1996-1999)

Adjunct ProfessorDepartment of PsychologyDalhousie University(1999-2003) Assistant ProfessorDepartment of PsychiatryDalhousie University(1999-2003)

Affiliated ScientistQueen Elizabeth II Health Sciences CentreHalifax, NS(2000-2001)

Ivan Kiss, Ph.D., C.Psych. Curriculum Vitae

Assistant Professor Department of PsychiatryUniversity of Toronto(2001-present)

Adjunct ProfessorDepartments of Psychology, Neuroscience and BehaviourMcMaster University(2003-present)

III. Positions - Clinical

NeuropsychologistNeuropsychology UnitNorthern Alberta Regional Geriatric ProgramGlenrose Rehabilitation Hospital(1989-1999)

Neuropsychological ConsultantNeurocognitive Research UnitGlenrose Rehabilitation Hospital(1989-1999)

NeuropsychologistNova Scotia Hospital(1999-2001)

Clinical and Consulting NeuropsychologistComprehensive Neuropsychological Services (AB)(1990-2001)

Clinical and Consulting NeuropsychologistThe Rehab Group(2001-2008)

NeuropsychologistPost Acute Specialty ServicesLakeridge Health Corporation(2004-2010)

Clinical and Consulting NeuropsychologistComprehensive Neuropsychological Services (ON)(2008-present)

IV. Academic Background

1973-1976 University of TorontoToronto, Canada1977-1979University of TorontoToronto, CanadaB.Sc.(Honours), Biology and Chemistry, 1979 1979-1982Concordia UniversityMontreal, CanadaM.A. Experimental Psychology, 1982Supervisor: Dr. Peter Shizgal1982-1987Concordia University

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Montreal, CanadaPh.D. Psychology, 1988Supervisor: Dr. Peter Shizgal1986-1987Concordia UniversityMontreal, CanadaPredoctoral Practicum, Neuropsychology and CognitiveNeurophysiologySupervisor: Dr. Jacinthe Baribeau1987-1989University of Pittsburgh School of MedicinePittsburgh, PennsylvaniaEpilepsy Center, Departments of Neurology & PsychiatryWestern Psychiatric Institute and Clinic, Fellowship in Neuropsychology of EpilepsySupervisor: Dr. Christopher RyanProgram Director: Dr. Richard Dasheiff2013 – on holdPost-doctoral Masters in Clinical PsychopharmacologyFarleigh Dickinson UniversityDr. Robert McGrath, Program Director

V. Clinical Training and Experience

1986-1987Concordia UniversityMontreal, CanadaGraduate Coursework in Psychopathology

1986-1987Concordia UniversityMontreal, CanadaPredoctoral Internship in ClinicalNeuropsychology and Cognitive NeurophysiologySupervisor: Dr. Jacinthe Baribeau

1987-1989University of Pittsburgh School of MedicineWestern Psychiatric Institute and ClinicUniversity of Pittsburgh Epilepsy CentrePittsburgh, PennsylvaniaFellowship in NeuropsychologySupervisor: Dr. Christopher Ryan,Registered Psychologist (Pennsylvania)

1989-1990Edmonton General HospitalDepartment of PsychologySupervision of Training inNeuropsychological AssessmentDr. Janis Martin, C. Psych. (Alberta)

Examination for Professional Practice inPsychology (April, 1990, Edmonton)

Oral Examination for registration as aChartered Psychologist in Alberta (June, 1990, Edmonton)Certificate of Registration as a Psychologist(C.Psych.) #1923Psychologists' Association of Alberta

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1990-1999Consultant NeuropsychologistNeurocognitive Research UnitGlenrose Rehabilitation Hospital & University of AlbertaEdmonton, Alberta

1990-1992, 1996-1998Consultant NeuropsychologistCanadian Study of Health and Aging (Edmonton Unit)Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital & University of AlbertaEdmonton, Alberta

1990-1993Clinical and Consulting NeuropsychologistNeurobehavioural AssociatesEdmonton, Alberta

1993-1995Clinical and Consulting NeuropsychologistNeuropsychological ConsultantsEdmonton, Alberta

1995-2001Clinical and Consulting NeuropsychologistComprehensive Neuropsychological ServicesEdmonton, Alberta / Bedford, Nova Scotia

1999Oral examination for registration as a Psychologistin Nova Scotia (February, 1999 in Halifax)

1999-2001Clinical leader, Neuropsychology UnitThe Nova Scotia HospitalDartmouth, Nova Scotia

1999-2002Registration as a Psychologist (NS)

2001-presentRegistration as a Psychologist (ON #3740)

VI. Teaching

1980-1981 Teaching Assistant, Physiology of BehaviourDepartment of PsychologyConcordia UniversityDr. Peter Shizgal

1981 Teaching Assistant, Brain Chemistry and BehaviourDepartment of PsychologyConcordia UniversityDr. R. A. Wise

1981-1982 Teaching Assistant, Research Methods IDepartment of PsychologyConcordia UniversityDr. Michael Bozarth

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1982-1983 Teaching Assistant, Statistics IDepartment of PsychologyConcordia University

1984 Teaching Assistant, Research Methods IIDr. David SinyorDepartment of PsychologyConcordia University

1984-1986 Research AssistantDepartment of PsychologyConcordia UniversityProf. Peter Shizgal

1991 Lecturer, Methods in Behavioural NeuroscienceDepartment of PsychologyUniversity of Alberta

1992 & 1993 Lecturer, Fundamentals of NeuropsychologyDepartment of PsychologyUniversity of Alberta

VII. Student Supervision

Member: Doctoral Thesis CommitteePsychology, University of AlbertaSimita Schwartzberg, M.Sc.Ph.D. (Psychology, granted 1993)

Member: Masters Thesis CommitteePsychology, Brock UniversityBellinda SanatmariaM.A. (Psychology, granted 2003)

Supervisor: Lorraine HornsbyB.Sc. (Hon) (Psychology, granted 1994)Angela Wolf FazikasM.Sc. (Neuroscience, granted 1998)Hannah Pazderka-RobinsonPh.D. (Neuroscience, expected 1999)Kathleen JonesB. Sc. PsychologyTracy Robbins M.Sc. (Neuroscience, expected 2000)

Co-Supervisor: Xinjie CuiPh.D. (Psychology)Tricia Ennis M. Sc. (Neuroscience)Monte NelsonPh. D. (Educational Psychology)

Clinical Internship Supervisor:Lise Godin, M.A. (September 1999-August 2000)Sandra Hopps, B.Sc. (September 2000 – August 2001)

Supervision for Autonomous PracticeMichelle Bissonnette, Ph.D. (May 2008 – April 2009)

VIII. Positions - Administrative

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Clinical Educator, Neuropsychology Unit, Northern Alberta Regional Geriatric ProgramGlenrose Rehabilitation Hospital1994 – 1999Member, NARG Administrative Group (representative for Neuropsychology Unit)

psychology)1996 – 1999Member, Graduate selection committee, Division of NeuroscienceUniversity of Alberta1997 – 1998Member, Research CommitteeGlenrose Rehabilitation Hospital1997-1999Service Leader, Neuropsychology Unit, Northern Alberta Regional Geriatric ProgramGlenrose Rehabilitation Hospital1998 – 1999Member, Psychology CouncilGlenrose Rehabilitation Hospital1998 – 1999Chair, Research CommitteeGlenrose Rehabilitation Hospital1998 – 1999Chair, College of Alberta Psychologists Psychological Assistants Task Force 1999-2000Chair, Research Ethics BoardNova Scotia Hospital2000-2001Director, Research and Professional PracticeSt. John’s Rehabilitation Hospital2000-2002Chair, Education/Research Task ForceSt. John’s Rehabilitation Hospital2001-2002 Chair, Interdisciplinary ForumSt. John’s Rehabilitation Hospital2001-2002Member and Chair, Research Ethics BoardLakeridge Health Corporation2004-2009Internal ConsultantRBC Insurance, Life and Health Claims Division2005 - presentChair, Education CommitteeCanadian Academy of Psychologists in Disability Assessment2007 – 2008President ElectCanadian Academy of Psychologists in Disability Assessment2008 – 2009PresidentCanadian Academy of Psychologists in Disability Assessment2009- 2011Past President and Chair, Standards and Guidelines CommitteeCanadian Academy of Psychologists in Disability Assessment2011 – 2012Chair, Credentialling CommitteeCanadian Academy of Psychologists in Disability Assessment2011 – 2013

IX.. Affiliations with Professional and Scientific Organisations

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1986 - 2001 Society for Neuroscience1987 - present Canadian Psychological Association1988 - present International Neuropsychological Society1988 – 2001 International Brain Research Organisation1989 -1990 Psychologist's Association of Alberta1990 - 1999 Edmonton Neurobehavioural Society (Founding President)1991 - present National Academy of Neuropsychology

(Professional Member)1991 - 1993 Head Injury Association of Alberta (Member, Board of Directors)1991 - 1993 Canadian Association on Gerontology1991 - 1992 Canadian Association on Gerontology (Organiser, Pre-conference Workshop on Dementia)1991 - 1992 Head Injury Association of Alberta Member, Organising Committee, Living with Head Injury: A Conference for Survivors and Caregivers)1997 - 2001 Society for Psychophysiology1990 - 1999 College of Alberta Psychologists1998 - 2002 Cognitive Neuroscience Society1999 - 2001 Nova Scotia Board of Examiners in Psychology2001 - present College of Psychologists of Ontario2003 – present Canadian Registry of Health Service Providers in Psychology2003 – present Canadian Academy of Psychologists in Disability Assessment

X. Reviewer for Granting Agencies

1991 Veteran's Administration (U.S.A.) Merit Review Board for Neurobiology1992Saskatchewan Health Research Board1993Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital ResearchFunding Competition1993Natural Science and Engineering Research Council1996 – 2012Alzheimer’s Society of Canada

XI. Member of Editorial Boards/ Peer Reviewer

1993 - 2001 Applied Neuropsychology1998 Neuroscience Letters1999 International Journal of Psychophysiology2000 - 2001 Neuropsychology2004 - 2005 Neuroimage2006 Cognition and Emotion2009 Scandanavian Journal of Psychology2010 - 2013 Psychophysiology2013 Brain Research

XII. Honours

1976-1977 Ontario Student Award Program Scholarship 1987-1989 Neuropsychology Fellow, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine (Epilepsy Centre and Psychiatry)2014 Canadian Academy of Psychologists in Disability Aassessment Founders’ Award, XIII. Publications

A. Refereed Journals

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Bielajew, C., Lapointe, M., Kiss, I. and Shizgal, P. Absolute and relative refractory periods of the substrates for lateral hypothalamic and ventral midbrain self-stimulation. Physiology and Behaviour 1982, 28: 125-132.

Kiss, I., Dasheiff, R.M. and Lordeon, P. A parieto-occipital generator for P300: evidence from human intracranial recordings. International Journal Of Neuroscience, 1989, 49: 133-139.

Kiss, I., and Shizgal, P. Improved artifact rejection and isolation of compound action potentials by means of digital subtraction. Journal of Neuroscience Methods, 1989, 30: 219-229.

Kiss, I., and Shizgal, P. Compound action potentials recorded in the ventral tegmental area, substantia nigra, and periaqueductal grey following rewarding stimulation of the lateral hypothalamus in the rat. Psychobiology, 1990, 18(2): 205-214.

Mitrakou A., Ryan, C. Veneman, T. Mokan, M. Jenssen, T., Kiss, I., Durrant, J. Cryer, P. and Gerich, J. Hierarchy of glycaemia thresholds for counterregulatory hormone secretion, symptoms and cerebral dysfunction. The American Journal of Physiology 260 (Endocrinol. Metab. 23): E67-E74, 1991.

Kiss, I., Lordeon, P., Brenner, R., and Dasheiff. R.M. Morphological relationships between scalp and subcortical event-related potentials. Neuropsychiatry, Neuropsychology and Behavioral Neurology, 1992.

Kiss, I., Pisio, C., Francois, A. & Schopflocher, D. Central executive function in working memory: event-related brain potential studies. Cognitive Brain Research, (1998) 6, 235-247.

Dobbs, B., Dobbs, A. & Kiss. I. Working memory deficits associated with chronic fatigue syndrome. Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society (2000) 7, 285-293.

Kiss, I. & Ennis, T. Age-related decline in perception of prosodic affect. Applied Neuropsychology, (2001) 8(4), 251-254.

Kiss, I., Pazderka-Robinson, H. & Floden, D. Event-related potential correlates of executive function: Further evidence for Baddeley’s model. Journal of Psychophysiology, (2001) 15, 1-13.

Fazikas, W. Kiss, I., Floden, D., & Pazderka-Robinson, H. Effects of task complexity on P3. (submitted, 2001, unpublished)

Gates L. & Kiss, I. FMRI of working memory: dissociation of storage and processing. NeuroImage, 2000,113(6), S674.

Good, K., Kiss, I., Buiteman, C., Woodley, H., Rui, Q., and Kopala, L. Improvement in cognitive functioning in patients with first episode psychosis during treatment with quetiapine : an interim analysis. British Journal of Psychiatry, (2002), 181,(suppl. 43) s45-s49.

Kiss, I. & Gates L. Dissociation of information storage and processing in working memory: A functional MRI study (submitted, 2003, unpublished).

Large, M., Kiss, I., and McMullen, P. Electrophysiological correlates of object categorization: Back to basics. Cognitive Brain Research, (2004), 20, 415-426.

Kopala, L, Good, K., Milliken, H., Buiteman, C., Woodley, H., Rui, Q., Whitehorn, D., Love, l. Balshaw, R., Kiss, I., and Honer, W. Treatment of a first episode of psychotic illness with quetiapine: an analysis of two year outcomes. Schizophrenia Research (2005), 81 (1), 29-39

Kiss, I., Watter, S., Heisz, J. and Shedden, J. Control processes in verbal working memory, Brain Research, (2007) 1172, 67-81.

Watter, S., Heisz, J.J., Karle, J.W., Shedden, J.M., and Kiss I., Modality-specific control processes in verbal versus spatial working memory. Brain Research, (2010), 1347 , 90-103.

B. Book Chapters

Shizgal, P., Kiss, I. and Bielajew, C. Psychophysical and electrophysiological studies of the neural substrate for brain

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stimulation reward. The Neural Basis of Feeding and Reward, B. G. Hoebel and D. Novin (eds), Haer Institute, 1982, 419-429.

C. Abstracts and Papers Delivered

Shizgal, P., Bielajew, C., and Kiss, I. Anodal hyperpolarization block technique provides evidence for rostro-caudal conduction of reward-related signals in the medial forebrain bundle. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts, 1980.Kiss, I., Lapointe, M., and Shizgal, P. Electrophysiological and behavioural characterization of the neural substrate for brain stimulation reward. Society for Neuroscience Abs., 1981.Kiss, I. and Shizgal, P. Mapping candidate reward pathways by means of compound action potential recording. Canadian Psychological Association Abstracts, 1987.Kiss, I. and Shizgal, P. Identification of candidate reward pathways by means of psychophysical inference and compound action potential recording. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts, 13(2), 1987.Badour, A., Kiss, I., Gordon, H., and Dasheiff, R. Memory performance during sodium amytal testing: does it predict the side of temporal lobectomy? American Epilepsy Society, 1988.Kiss, I., Lordeon, P., Brenner, R., and Dasheiff, R. Relationships between intra- and extracranial recordings of human event-related potentials. Society for Neuroscience, 14, 1988.Kiss, I., Ryan, C. M., Mitrakou, A., Jensen, J., Durrant, J., and Gerich, J.E. The effects of experimentally-induced hypoglycemia on neuropsychological and electrophysiological indices of cognitive function. International Neuropsychological Society, 1988.Durrant, J.D., Kiss, I., Mitrakou, A. Jensen, T. and Gerich, J.E. Auditory Evoked Potentials Observed Under Hypogylcemia. IERASE Abstracts (Tokyo, Japan), 1989.Kiss, I., Rowe, D. and McEwan, A.J.B. Preserved facial discrimination despite severe visual perceptual deficits: a single case study. Canadian Psychological Association Abstracts, 1991.Triscott, E.J.A., Kiss, I., Dobbs, A., McEwan, A.J.B., Kornhauser, M. and Hoskinson, M. Outpatient-based clinic for the assessment of memory and cognitive function. World Organisation of Family Physicians, 1992.Kiss, I., Green, P. and Francois, A. Discrimination of Emotional Prosody in the Elderly. Canadian Psychological Association Abstracts, 1992Dobbs, A.R., Heller, R., McEwan, A.J., Hooper, H.R., Kiss, I., Turner, B., Cooney, J., White, S.K., Mah, S. & Triscott, J. Cognitive performance in Alzheimer disease: patient variability commonality and brain-behaviour relationships. 2nd Annual Research Colloquium CARNET, The Canadian Aging Research Network, Toronto, 1992.Green, P., Astner, K., Gervais, R., Kiss, I. & Allen, L. CARB Malingering Test: results from 210 accident/compensation cases. National Academy of Neuropsychology, October 1993.Kiss, I., Pisio, C., Francois, A. & Schopflocher, D. Event related potential correlates of working memory processes. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts, Vol 20, 1270, 1994.Kiss, I., Pisio, C., Francois, A. & Schopflocher, D. Event related potential correlates of central executive function in working memory. International Neuropsychological Society, February 1995.Kiss, I., Fazikas, W. & Pazderka-Robinson, H. ERP correlates of target detection in working memory. Society for Neuroscience, November, 1995Kiss I., Pazderka-Robinson, H., Pisio, C. & Francois, A. Working memory in Parkinson’s disease. Glenrose Hospital Research Fair, April, 1996.Ennis, T., Pazderka-Robinson, H. & Kiss I. The perception of affect in the elderly. Glenrose Hospital Research Fair, April, 1996.Kiss, I., Pazderka-Robinson, H., & Schopflocher, D. An event-related brain potential correlate of central executive function: additional evidence. Society for Neuroscience, November, 1996Kiss, I., Fazikas, W., Jones, K. & Pazderka-Robinson H. Event-related potential correlates of stimulus evaluation : A re-examination. Cognitive Neuroscience Society, April 4, 1998.Kiss, I., Fazikas, W., Jones, K., Pazderka-Robinson H. & Cooper, P Event-related potential correlates of stimulus evaluation : A re-examination. 1st International Conference on the Mental Lexicon, Sepetmber 5, 1998.Kiss, I., Paszderka-Robinson, H. & Phillips, K. Event-related potential correlates of central executive function during working memory tasks. Society for Psychophysiological Research, September 25, 1998.Paszderka-Robinson, H., Kiss, I. & Phillips, K. Electrophysiological correlates of self-rated affective stimuli in a three tone oddball paradigm.. Society for Psychophysiological Research, September 25, 1998.Bischof, W.F., Cabeza R., Kiss, I., & Rugg, M.D. Event-related potentials of recognition memory: modulatory effects of confidence. Cognitive Neuroscience Society, April, 1999.Buchanan, L. Kiss, I. & Burgess, C. Phonologic and semantic information in word and nonword reading in a deep dyslexic patient. Theoretical and Experimental Neuropsychology Meeting, June, 1999.Kiss, I., Large, M., & McMullen, P. Electrophysiological evidence for very early living/nonliving discriminations. Society for Psychophysiological Research, October 21, 2000.Kiss, I., Kopala, L. & Good, K. Combined event-related potential and functional neuroimaging methods for investigation

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of working memory deficits in patients with first episode psychosis. International Congress on Schizophrenia Research, April 28 - May 2, 2001 (accepted but not presented).Kiss, I. Dissociation of storage and process control in working memory: an fMRI study Cognitive Neuroscience Society, April, 2002Kiss, I., Heisz, J. Watter, S. and Shedden, J. ERP Dissociation of maintenance vs. manipulation processes in working memory (accepted), Canadian Association for Brain, Behaviour and Cognitive Sciences, July 2005.

XIV. Research Grants

1988-1989 Neurophysiological Correlates of Attention and Depression in EpilepticsMental Health Clinical Research Center (Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic Seed Monies Project #158;Principal Investigator

1990-1993 Event-Related Potential Methods for Assessment of the Presence and Progression of Alzheimer's DiseaseHenri M. Toupin Neurological FoundationPrincipal Investigator

1993-1996 Evaluation of a Fitness-to-Drive Assessment Program for Cognitively ImpairedElderly PeopleAlberta Health Services Research and Innovation FundCo-Investigator

1994-1997 Driving and DementiaAlberta Mental Health Research FundCo-Investigator

1994-1997 Event related potential correlates of working memory processes.Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC)Individual research grant, Principal Investigator

1996-1998 Working Memory in Parkinson's DiseaseParkinson Foundation of CanadaResearch grant Co-Principal Investigator

1997-1998 Event related potential correlates of executive function.Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC)Research grant Principal Investigator

1999-2000 Electrophysiological Correlates of Working memory in Psychotic PatientsDepartment of Psychiatry, Dalhousie UniversitySeed grant, Principal Investigator

1999-2001 Normative Data Collection for Early Diagnosis of PsychosisFaculty of Medicine, Dalhousie UniversityIntramural operating grant, Principal Investigator

2001-2009 Anatomy and Physiology of Working MemoryNatural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC)Research grant, Principal Investigator

XV. Seminars and Invited Lectureships

Electrophysiological Characterization of the Neural Substrate for Brain Stimulation Reward.Address given at the Canadian Psychological Association meetingsJune, 1981.

Temporal Lobe Epilepsy, Temporal Lobectomy and Memory. University of Pittsburgh Epilepsy Centre Lecture SeriesJanuary, 1988.

Depth Recordings of Event-Related Potentials in Epileptics. University of Pittsburgh Epilepsy Centre Lecture Series April, 1988.

Relationships Between Event-Related Potentials Recorded from the Surface and at Depth in Man. (Invited Address) Audiology Update and Practical Workshop on Auditory Evoked PotentialsMay, 1988.

Morphological Relationships Between Scalp- and Intracranially- Recorded Event-Related Potentials. Clinical Neurophysiology Rounds, Neurology, University of Pittsburgh. May, 1988.

Certificate Programme in Clinical Geriatrics, Edmonton General Hospital

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(a) Changes in Cognitive Functioning with Normal Aging(b) Disorders of Cognitive Functioning in the Elderly(c) Age-related Language AbilitiesJune, 1990; February 1991; May/June 1991, March/May 1992

November 1992Faculty of Dentistry, University of Alberta

a) Normal Changes in Cognitive Functioning Associated with Agingb) Cognitive Disorders of the ElderlyMarch and April, 1991

Department of Neurology, University of Alberta HospitalsEvent-Related Potentials in Normal Aging and Alzheimer's DiseaseFebruary, 1992

Alberta Civil Trial Lawyers AssociationA Shadow of One's Self: Head and Brain Injury SeminarHistorical Data Pertinent to Neuropsychological AssessmentMarch, 1992

Inter-hospital Neuropsychology Rounds (Edmonton)Progressive Language Impairment: Progressive Aphasia or Dementia?March, 1992

Organizer of Preconference Workshop, 21st Annual Conference of the Canadian Association on Gerontology Dementia: Neurobiology UpdateOctober 22, 1992

Moderator of Paper Session, 21st Annual Conference of the Canadian Association on GerontologyTheme: Dementia and Cognitive ImpairmentOctober 23, 1992

Poster Session, 21st Annual Conference of the Canadian Association on GerontologyDemographic and Impairment Characteristics of Patients Referred to an Outpatient Memory ClinicTriscott J.A.C., Kiss I., Dobbs A.R., Kornhauzer M. & McEwan A.J.October 23, 1992

Paper Session, 21st Annual Conference of the Canadian Association on GerontologyIs Self-rated Health a Measure of Health Status or Activity Level?Heller R.B., Dobbs A.R. & Kiss I.October 23, 1992Paper Session, 21st Annual Conference of the Canadian Association on Gerontology

Perception of the Emotional Content of Speech in the ElderlyKiss I, Green P, Francois A, Pisio COctober 24, 1992

University of Alberta, Course SPA 520 (Clinical Aphasiology)Guest lecture on Neuropsychological AssessmentNovember 9, 1992

University of Alberta, Department of Speech Pathology and AudiologySeminar on aging, aphasia and dementia to graduate studentsNovember 25, 1992

Electrophysiological correlates of working memoryEdmonton Neurobehavioural Society meetingJanuary 28, 1993

Neuropsychological consequences of FASFetal Alcohol Syndrome one-day symposiumGrey Nuns Hospital, Edmonton, AlbertaFebruary 18, 1993

Applications of electrophysiological techniques to psychology research.Lecture to Advanced Physiological Psychology StudentsUniversity of AlbertaApril 2, 1993

Electrophysiological correlates of schizophrenia and depression.Clinical Rounds, Department of PsychiatryGrey Nuns Hospital, EdmontonMay 14, 1993

Varieties of Dementiform Disorder

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Speech, Language & Audiology DepartmentUniversity of AlbertaNovember 8 & 10, 1993

Event-related Potential Studies of SchizophreniaClinical RoundsAlberta Hospital, EdmontonNovember 16, 1993

Event-related Potential Correlates of Working MemoryClinical RoundsAlberta Hospital, EdmontonNovember 16, 1993

Assessment of Driving Competence in Older Adults with Cognitive Impairment8th Annual Joseph Royce Research ConferenceUniversity of Alberta Psychology DepartmentJanuary 28, 1994

Event-Related Potential (ERP) Correlates of Working Memory Processes8th Annual Joseph Royce Research ConferenceUniversity of Alberta Psychology DepartmentJanuary 28, 1994

Event-Related Potential Correlates of Working Memory ProcessesUniversity of Ottawa Psychology DepartmentMay 25, 1994

Normal and Abnormal Patterns of AgingGlenrose Rehabilitation Hospital, EdmontonJune 2, 1994

Event-related Potential Correlates of Working Memory ProcessesSociety for NeuroscienceOctober, 1994

Event-related Potential Correlates of Central Executive FunctionInternational Neuropsychological SocietyFebruary, 1995

Electrophysiological Correlates of Target DetectionSociety for Neuroscience November, 1995

Neuropsychological AssessmentDepartment of Speech and Language PathologyUniversity of AlbertaDecember, 1995

Electrophysiological Correlates of CognitionDepartment of PsychologyUniversity of AlbertaNovember, 1996

Neuropsychological AssessmentAlberta Civil Trial Lawyers AssociationEdmonton, AlbertaApril, 1997

Assessment of CompetenceCanadian Bar Association (Wills & Estates Section, Edmonton Branch)January, 1998

Event-related Potential Correlates of Working Memory: A core deficit in Alzheimers disease and Parkinsons disease?Geriatric Grand Rounds, Glenrose HospitalEdmonton, AlbertaNovember 3, 1998

Electrophysiological Correlates of ConsciousnessDivision of Neuroscience Seminar SeriesUniversity of Alberta

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November 26, 1998Cognitive Dysfunction in Psychosis: A Rationale for Event-related Potential/Working Memory Studies

Psychiatry RoundsNova Scotia HospitalDartmouth, Nova ScotiaJune 11, 1999

Event-related Potential Studies of Central Executive FunctioningClinical Neuropsychology RoundsQueen Elizabeth II Health Sciences CentreHalifax, Nova ScotiaNovember 1, 1999

Cognitive Function in Psychotic PatientsClinical ConferenceNova Scotia HospitalDartmouth, Nova ScotiaDecember 3, 1999

Electrophysiological and Functional Neuroimaging Studies of Working MemoryPsychology Department ColloquiumDalhousie UniversityHalifax, Nova ScotiaFebruary 25, 2000

Neuropsychological Deficits in Chronic Psychiatric PatientsAcademic Day, 2000Nova Scotia HospitalDartmouth, Nova ScotiaApril 28, 2000

Neuropsychological Activities in a Regional Mental Health Facility: Case ExamplesClinical Neuropsychology RoundsQueen Elizabeth II Health Sciences CentreHalifax, Nova ScotiaNovember 06, 2000

Working Memory: A Core Deficit in Schizophrenia and Alzheimer diseaseJournal ClubNova Scotia HospitalDartmouth, Nova ScotiaNovember 07, 2000

Working Memory and Psychosis: Electrophysiological and Functional Neuroimaging StudiesDepartment of Psychiatry10th Annual Research DayDalhousie University, HalifaxFebruary 10, 2001

Electrophysiological and Functional Neuroimaging Studies of Working MemoryRotman Research InstituteBaycrest Centre for Geriatric CareNovember 26, 2001

Neuropsychological Assessment: Nuts, Bolts and Building Something UsefulCo-operators Insurance CompanyBarrie, Ontario, June 02, 2003

Neuropsychological Assessment of Mild Traumatic Brain InjuryCo-operators Insurance CompanySudbury, Ontario, July 04, 2003

Mild Traumatic Brain InjuryThe Canadian InstituteToronto, June 10, 2004

Research, Ethics and Research Ethics: You’ve got to do it and do it right!First Annual Lakeridge Health Interdisciplinary Research ConferenceOshawa, Ontario, October 18, 2007

How Neuropsychology WorksVocational Rehabilitation Association of CanadaVictoria, British Columbia, June 19, 2008

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IME’s: Why do them, When to do them, How to select providers and What you should expectSteiber Berlack LLP

Toronto, Ontario, October 04, 2012Issues inTraumatic Brain Injury: A Neuropsychological Perspective

RBC InsuranceMississauga, ON, July 22, 2014

XVI. Continuing Education, Conferences and Workshops

1980 Short Course: Receptor Binding TechniquesSociety for NeuroscienceCincinnati, Ohio, November 8-9, 19801989 Brain Structure and Physiology in Aging:Implications for Geriatric Neuropsychology International Neuropsychological SocietyOrlando, Florida, February 14, 19901990 Clinical Neurosciences Symposium: Cognitive Rehabilitation Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto, October, 19901991The Frontal Lobes: Theoretical and Clinical PerspectivesBaycrest Centre, Toronto, March 20-22, 19911991 Advances in the Treatment of Parkinson's Disease Edmonton General Hospital, Edmonton, May 23-24, 19911992 Neurophysiology of Neocortical Memory in the PrimateInternational Neuropsychological Society, San Diego, February 5, 1992 Disorders of Visual Object RecognitionInternational NeuropsychologicalSociety, San Diego, February 5, 19921992 ABCN/ABPP Preparation for Diplomate Exam (I)National Academy of Neuropsychology,Pittsburgh, November 19921992 Neuropsychologists as Expert WitnessesNational Academy of Neuropsychology,Pittsburgh, November 19921992 Frontal Lobe Impairment. National Academy of Neuropsychology,Pittsburgh, November 19921992 Malingering and Pseudoneurologic StatesNational Academy of Neuropsychology, Pittsburgh, November 1992

1993 Brain Development, Plasticity and BehaviourThe 19th Annual MacEachran Memorial Lectures University of Alberta, Edmonton, October 18, 19 & 20, 19931994 MMPI-2 Advanced WorkshopDr. Roger Greene, Edmonton, Alberta, May 29, 19941994 Forensic Use of the MMPI-2 Dr. James Butcher, Calgary, Alberta, October 1, 19941997 Functional M.R.I.: Introductory Course for NeuropsychologistsMedical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, June 12 - 14, 19971997 Degenerative dementia: Clinical and anatomical correlatesNational Academy of Neuropsychology, Las Vegas, November 10, 19971997 Geriatric Neuropsychology: Exploring the borderlands of normal aging and dementia National Academy of Neuropsychology,, Las Vegas, November 10, 19971997 Using the MMPI-2 in neuropsychology, National Academy of Neuropsychology, Las Vegas, November 10, 19971997 ABPN: Preparation for application, work sample submission and examination for board certificationNational Academy of Neuropsychology meeting, Las Vegas, November 10, 19972000 The Frontal Lobes

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Baycrest Centre, Toronto, March 20-24, 20002000 Assessment and Treatment of Post-traumatic Stress DisorderHalifax, April 19-20, 2000Neuroimaging of Cognitive Functions 2003 Rotman Research InstituteToronto, March 17-18, 2003The 12th Annual Barbara Wand Seminar in Professional Ethics, Standards and Conduct2003 Emerging Issues in Professional PracticeToronto, May 09, 2003Coping in the Aftermath of Bill 1982003 Canadian Academy of Psychologists in Disability AssessmentToronto, October 24, 20032004 Auto Insurance Claims LitigationThe Canadian Institute June 10 & 11, 20042004 Emotional IntelligenceCanadian Psychological Association Continuing Education Summer Institute Mt. Tremblant, August 18, 20042004 Frontal Lobes and Executive FunctionsCanadian Psychological Association Continuing Education Summer Institute Mt. Tremblant, Quebec, August 19, 20042005 GTA Rehab Network Best Practices DayFebruary 23, 20052005 Canadian Colloquium on Dementia 3Ottawa, ON October 27-29, 20052006 Collaborating in Stroke CareBuilding Best Practices in Rehabilitation & RecoveryJanuary 27, 20062006 Disability Assessments Across Contexts; Definitions Test and Thresholds, and Report PreparationCanadian Academy of Psychologists in Disability AssessmentToronto, November 17, 20062007 Canadian Colloquium on Dementia 4Vancouver, BC October 18-20, 20072007 Communication Technologies and Psychological Practice: Professional and Legal IssuesCanadian Academy of Psychologists in Disability AssessmentToronto, November 09, 20072008 Cognitive and Emotional Sequelae of Mild Traumatic Brain InjuryCanadian Academy of Psychologists in Disability AssessmentMarkham, May 23 & 24, 20082008 An Introduction to the MMPI-2-RFToronto, October 31, 2008

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