About

Brittney Randolph, PhD — clinical neuropsychologist

Doctoral specialization in neuropsychology, fellowship training with complex medical populations, and a deliberately small practice — so the person being evaluated is never a case number, and the evaluation is never delegated.

Portrait of Brittney Randolph, PhD

PhD, Clinical Psychology, Neuropsychology emphasis

Fielding Graduate University

Residency & fellowship in neuropsychology

Licensed in New York & Alabama

PSYPACT APIT Provider #20538

I am a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in neuropsychology, practicing in New York and Alabama and, through PSYPACT, across participating states. Originally from New York, I earned my PhD in Clinical Psychology with a focus on neuropsychology from Fielding Graduate University. My residency and fellowship provided specialized training in neuropsychological assessment, particularly with complex medical populations — the patients whose presentations rarely fit a single, tidy explanation.

My practice is devoted to comprehensive evaluation. I administer, score, and interpret every battery personally, and I write every report myself. Nothing is handed to a technician, and no conclusion is reached before the data supports it. Conducting evaluations virtually, over a secure connection, means the quality of the assessment no longer depends on how close you happen to live to a specialist.

What patients most often say afterward is that they finally have language for something they have been carrying for years. That is the point of this work: precision in the measurement, and clarity in the explanation.

Background

Training, quietly stated

Credentials matter because they shape the quality of the interpretation — not because they belong on a wall.

Education

PhD, Clinical Psychology — neuropsychology emphasis

Fielding Graduate University, 2018

Licensure

Licensed psychologist, New York (#026257) and Alabama (#2160)

PSYPACT APIT Provider #20538

Hospital experience

Residency and fellowship in neuropsychological assessment

Inpatient and outpatient medical settings, including pre-surgical evaluation

Academic experience

Supervision and teaching of doctoral trainees in assessment

Continuing education for clinicians and referring physicians

Research background

Doctoral research in cognition and neuropsychological measurement

Practice guided by current peer-reviewed literature and normative data

Experience

More than a decade in clinical psychology and assessment

Every battery administered, scored, and interpreted personally

Professional organizations

American Psychological Association

National Academy of Neuropsychology

International Neuropsychological Society

How I practice

Depth over volume. A limited number of evaluations are accepted each month so that the interview is unhurried, the battery is selected for your specific question rather than pulled off a shelf, and interpretation receives the hours it deserves. You meet with me at every stage, from the first consultation through the feedback session, and you leave with a report written in language you can actually use.

Where I focus

Adult and adolescent attention and executive function; memory and cognitive change; the cognitive effects of medical illness, neurological conditions, and concussion; pre-surgical and medical clearance; and the specific questions faced by high-achieving adults and by women whose cognitive concerns have been attributed to stress for far too long.