Dr. Ronald T Brown, PhD is a Professor and Dean in School of Allied Health Sciences at University of Nevada, Las Vegas, USA. He served as the Associate Vice-Chancellor for Academic (Health Affairs) at the University of North Texas System.
Dr. Brown completed his Ph.D. from Georgia State University and has been the past President of the Society of Pediatric Psychology and the Association of Psychologists of Academic Health Centers. He is a board certified clinical health psychologist and has been an active clinician, teacher, advocate and investigator.
Dr. Brown has served as a member of the Behavioral Medicine study section of the NIH and chaired several special panels at NIH. Dr. Ronald Brown’s area of specialization includes behavioral sciences, pediatric psychology, attention deficit disorders, neuropsychology, psychopharmacology, learning disabilities and psychosocial oncology.
He is a current editor of Journal of Clinical Psychology in Medical Settings. He served as a previous editor of Professional Psychology: Research and Practice and Journal of Pediatric Psychology. Dr. Ronald T Brown, PhD is a Professor and Dean in School of Allied Health Sciences at University of Nevada, Las Vegas, USA. He served as the Associate Vice-Chancellor for Academic (Health Affairs) at the University of North Texas System.
Dr. Brown completed his Ph.D. from Georgia State University and has been the past President of the Society of Pediatric Psychology and the Association of Psychologists of Academic Health Centers. He is a board certified clinical health psychologist and has been an active clinician, teacher, advocate and investigator.
Dr. Brown has served as a member of the Behavioral Medicine study section of the NIH and chaired several special panels at NIH. Dr. Ronald Brown’s area of specialization includes behavioral sciences, pediatric psychology, attention deficit disorders, neuropsychology, psychopharmacology, learning disabilities and psychosocial oncology.
He is a current editor of Journal of Clinical Psychology in Medical Settings. He served as a previous editor of Professional Psychology: Research and Practice and Journal of Pediatric Psychology.