David Tomaselli, M.A. Email & Phone Number

Pittsburgh, Pa, Us

Greater Pittsburgh Area

Working toward the following professional competencies:-Competency A: Discipline Specific Knowledge: Demonstrates knowledge of psychology as a human science, with particular emphasis on philosophical foundations. Displays broad understanding, integration of ideas, and critical thought related to scientific psychology (i.e., biological aspects of behavior, cognitive-affective aspects of behavior, social aspects of behavior, development across the lifespan and personality and individual differences) including its history of thought and development, its research methods, and its applications.-Competency B: Profession-Wide Competencies in Assessment, Intervention, and Supervision & Consultation: Applies the core components of Clinical-Community Psychology for the prevention and amelioration of psychological struggles as well as the improvement of over-all health and well-being. -Competency C: Profession-Wide Competency in Research: Selects and employs research methods and skills to explore questions and help solve problems facing individuals and communities as well as disseminate this work.-Competency D: Profession-Wide Competencies in Ethics, Professionalism, & Diversity: Ability to conduct oneself with a professionalism appropriate to the complex nature of clinical psychology, and that is founded on reflexivity, interpersonal competence, ethical principles, and a deep respect for cultural diversity.

Greater Pittsburgh Area

• Learning the theory and mechanics of psychometric testing in the areas of cognition, memory, and test-taking effort• Shadowing neuropsychologist and established psychometric assistants to learn test administration, scoring, and interpretation• Administering, scoring, and assisting interpretation of psychometric assessments

Greater Pittsburgh Area

• Assisted Associate Professor Derek Hook, Ph.D. with manuscript editing, transcription, publication preparation, and literature reviews in the areas of Lacanian psychoanalysis and community and cultural psychology; time dedication of 10 to 20 hours a week• Assisted Professor Eva Simms, Ph.D. with various projects for PlaceLab in the areas of community and cultural psychology and trauma-based resilience with an emphasis on document transcription, narrative development for a documentary film project, and literature reviews; time dedication of 10 to 30 hours a week

Wilmington, North Carolina Area

Responsible for developing and maintaining business relationships with financial institutions in Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas.Velocity Solutions is the leader in revenue enhancement solutions for financial institutions, providing solutions to drive checking account revenue, drive account acquisition, increase account holder satisfaction, and minimize risk by addressing new and changing regulations. For more information please see: http://www.myvelocity.com/Recently transitioned from Regional Account Manager as of July 2013.

• Conducted research and analysis in the following areas: employment law, personal injury law, contract law, debt collection, and Medicare compliance• Drafted pleadings, motions, and memoranda• Engaged in document production and reviewed documents for responsiveness and privilege

Greater Pittsburgh Area

• Reviewed documents to determine responsiveness• Made privilege determinations

Greater Pittsburgh Area

• Conducted research and drafted memoranda and opinions• Observed legal proceedings at each stage of litigation; discussed issues with judge

Greater Pittsburgh Area

• Conducted research and drafted memoranda in area of insurance defense law• Prepared deposition summaries and organized and filed documents

Greater Pittsburgh Area

• Drafted pleadings and memoranda in area of personal injury law• Discussed litigation strategy with partners and associates

Greater Pittsburgh Area

• Drafted memoranda in a variety of areas, including: employment law, criminal law, and constitutional law• Observed litigation process from motion hearings to trials

Doctor Of Psychology (Psy.D.), Clinical Psychology

This program uniquely integrates community psychology with clinical psychology, equipping students with diversified skills to pursue.

Master Of Arts - Ma (Non-Terminal), Clinical-Community Psychology, 4.0

Activities and Societies: Completed comprehensive exams in the areas of dissertation-focused content and clinical position.

Doctor Of Law (J.D.), 3.38

Activities and Societies: Duquesne Business Law Journal, Staff Member from Fall 2009 to Spring 2011Graduated Cum Laude Received the CALI.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), English Writing (Journalism Track)

Received a Bachelor of Arts in English Writing with a concentration in Journalism. Received a Minor in Philosophy