Full CV Template - UT Southwestern · 2020. 12. 7. · 1 Curriculum vitae Date Prepared: November 30, 2020 Name: Shannon B. Juengst, PhD, CRC Office Address: 5323 Harry Hines, CS6.202

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Curriculum vitae

Date Prepared: November 30, 2020

Name: Shannon B. Juengst, PhD, CRC

Office Address: 5323 Harry Hines, CS6.202

Dallas, TX 75390-9055

Work Phone: 214-648-5352

Work E-Mail: [email protected]

Education

Year Degree

(Honors)

Field of Study

(Thesis advisor for PhDs)

Institution

2001 BA

(Magna Cum

Laude)

Psychology, Music Hope College, Holland, MI

2007 M.S Health &Rehabilitation

Sciences, Rehabilitation

Counseling (emphasis)

School of Health and Rehabilitation

Sciences, University of Pittsburgh,

Pittsburgh, PA

2012 PhD Rehabilitation Science

(Advisor: Beth Skidmore)

School of Health and Rehabilitation

Sciences, University of Pittsburgh,

Pittsburgh, PA

Postdoctoral Training

Year(s) Titles Specialty/Discipline

(Lab PI for postdoc research)

Institution

2013-2016 Post-doctoral

Associate

TBI Rehabilitation

(PI: Amy Wagner)

Department of Physical Medicine &

Rehabilitation, School of Medicine,

University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh,

PA

Current Licensure and Certification

Licensure

Other Certification

2007 to Present Certified Rehabilitation Counselor

2007 Certificate in Rehabilitation Technology

mailto:[email protected]

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Honors and Awards

Year Name of Honor/Award Awarding Organization

2001 Named member Psi Chi Honor Society

2001 Senior Research

Award

Sigma Xi

2005-2007 University of

Pittsburgh

Rehabilitation

Specialist Pre-doctoral

Fellowship

University of Pittsburgh

2011 Bruce Baker

Education Travel Fund

Award

University of Pittsburgh

2014-2016

2017-2019

2019-2021

NIH Clinical Loan

Repayment Program

National Institutes of Health

2016 Nominee for the

Nancy Caroline

Fellowship Award

University of Pittsburgh, Safar Center for Resuscitation

2016 Best poster in PM&R

at the Safar Center for

Resuscitation

Research Trainee Day

University of Pittsburgh, Safar Center for Resuscitation

2016 Advancing the Science

of Measurement Best

Poster (2nd author)

American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine, Measurement

Networking Group

2017 Early Career Travel

Scholarship

American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine, Brain Injury

International Special Interest Group

2017 Advancing the Science

of Measurement Best

Poster (2nd author)


Networking Group

2017 Early Career Best

Poster Award (1st

author)


Networking Group

2018-2019 Mentoring Excellence

for Developing

Leaders program

UT Southwestern, Center for Translational Medicine


Poster Award (1st

author)


Networking Group

2018 Deborah Lee Price

Girls and Women with



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ABI Taskforce Poster

Award (Brain Injury

International Special

Interest Group) at

ACRM (senior author)

2018 Early Career Travel

Scholarship



2018 Rehabilitation

Counseling

Outstanding Educator

Award

UT Southwestern, School of Health Professions

2020- Full Membership Sigma Xi Scientific Research Honor Society

2020 ACRM Deborah L.

Wilkerson Early

Career Award

American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine and CARF

International

2020 Applied Clinical

Research Excellent

Mentor Award

UT Southwestern, School of Health Professions

Trainee Honors and Awards

Year Name of Honor/Award Awarding Organization

2014 2nd place for best

undergraduate

research poster

(Shannon Achille)

University of Pittsburgh, School of Health and Rehabilitation

Sciences Research Day

2014 Best Undergraduate

Poster (Shruti Iyer)

University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Rehabilitation

Institute Research Day

2015 Top 20 Student

Abstracts (John

Myrga)

National Neurotrauma Society

2017 Best Undergraduate

Abstract selected for

Oral Presentation

(Dominic DiSanto)

University of Pittsburgh Aging Institute Day


Poster Award (Chung

Lin Kew)


Networking Group

2018 Dr. Raul Caetano

Student Research

Award (Chung Lin

Kew)

UT Southwestern School of Health Professions

2018 Deborah Lee Price

Girls and Women with


Interdisciplinary Special Interest Group

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ABI Taskforce Poster

Award (Andrew

Nabasny)


Student Research

Award (Karie Meltzer)


2019 Physiatrist in Training

(PHIT) Fire Talk

winner (Alexa

Royston)

American Academy of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

2020 Student Poster Award

(Andrew Nabasny)

Rehabilitation Psychology (APA Division 22), Foundation for

Rehabilitation Psychology


Student Research

Award (Brittany

Wright)


2020 John Williamson

Applied Clinical

Research Department

Award


Faculty Academic Appointments

Year(s) Academic Title Department Academic Institution

2013-2014 Adjunct Professor Department of

Rehabilitation Science &

Technology

University of Pittsburgh,

Undergraduate Program in

Rehabilitation Science, Pittsburgh,

PA

2017-Present

2017-2020

2020-present

Assistant Professor Department of Physical

Medicine &

Rehabilitation

Secondary appointments:

Department of

Rehabilitation Counseling

Applied Clinical Research

Department

University of Texas Southwestern

Medical Center, Dallas, TX

Other Professional Positions

Year(s) Position Title Institution

2017 to 2019 Vocational and Disability Consultant Shugars Consulting, Denver, CO

2012-2013 Vocational and Disability Expert Shugars Occupational and

Disability Consulting, Boston, MA

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2012-2013 Senior Research Manager University of Pittsburgh,

Department of Occupational

Therapy, Pittsburgh, PA

2011-2012 Research Coordinator University of Pittsburgh,



2009-2010 Research Specialist University of Pittsburgh,



2007-2009 Vocational Coordinator Spina Bifida Association of

Western Pennsylvania, Wexford,

PA

2005-2007 Rehabilitation Specialist University of Pittsburgh,

Cognitive Skills Enhancement

Program; Hiram G. Andrews

Center, Johnstown, PA

2003-2007 Research Specialist University of Pittsburgh Medical

Center, Neuropsychology

Research Program, Pittsburgh, PA

Major Administrative/Leadership Positions

Year(s) Position Title Institution

2011-2012

2015-2016

Journal Club Coordinator University of Pittsburgh

Committee Service (Member, unless noted otherwise)

Year(s) Name of Committee Institution/Organization

UTSW

2017

2018

2019

2020

Field Exam Examiner University of Texas Southwestern

Masters in Clinical Rehabilitation

Counseling Program

2018 to 2020 Rehabilitation Counseling Graduate Student

Committee


Masters in Clinical Rehabilitation

Counseling Program

2018 to

present

Diversity and Inclusion Committee University of Texas Southwestern

School of Health Professions

2018-present Rehabilitation Psychology Postdoctoral

Fellowship Program, Faculty



Rehabilitation

2018-present ACGME Brain Injury Medicine Fellowship

Program, Faculty



Rehabilitation

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2018-present PM&R Research Competition Committee University of Texas Southwestern


Rehabilitation

Hospital

State/Regional

2013-2016 Advisory Panel Acquired Brain Injury Network of

Pennsylvania

National/International

2008-2010 Developing Preparations Website Committee Center for Disease Control and

Prevention, National Center on Birth

Defects and Developmental

Disabilities

2013-present Data Committee Traumatic Brain Injury Model

Systems

2013-2016 Knowledge Translation Committee Traumatic Brain Injury Model

Systems

2018 to

present

Research Committee Traumatic Brain Injury Model

Systems

2020 to

present

Common Data Elements Working Group for

Rehabilitation CDEs: Emotion Behavior

Neuropsychology Subgroup

NIH NINDS/NICHD

Professional Societies

Dates Society Name, member

2007-2015 National Rehabilitation Counseling Association, Member (#5956)

2011-2015 American Rehabilitation Counseling Association, Member (#6321843)

2012-2017 National Council on Rehabilitation Education, Member (#201011954)

2011-Present American Psychological Association, Division 22, Member (#27673200)

2011-Present American Psychological Association, Member (#07179583)

2011-Present American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine, Member (#114915)

2018-Present National Rehabilitation Association, Member (#349771)

2019-Present Society of Behavioral Medicine, Member (#24737)

2019-Present Sigma Xi, Scientific Research Honor Society, Full Member

Committees and Leadership Roles

American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine

2011-Present Brain Injury International Special Interest Group (BI-ISIG) Member

2018-2022 Brain Injury International Special Interest Group (BI-ISIG) Early Career Officer

2014-Present BI-ISIG Chronic Traumatic Brain Injury Task Force

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2016-Present Measurement Networking Group (MNG) Member

2016-Present MNG Curriculum Task Force, Co-Chair

2017-Present MNG Long-term and Community Assessment Task Force, Founder and Chair

Course Leadership Roles

2016 Health and aging after TBI: current knowledge, remaining questions, and healthy next

steps. Symposium presentation at the American Congress of

Rehabilitation Medicine Annual Conference. Chicago, IL. Speaker

2017 Enhancing TBI research baseline and outcomes measurement with biomarkers and

biometrics. Instructional Course at the American Congress of

Rehabilitation medicine Annual Conference. Atlanta, GA. Speaker

2018 Training survivors to offer assistance in recovery (SOAR) following a major burn

injury. Symposium at the 20th Annual Rehabilitation Psychology

Conference. Dallas, TX. Speaker

2018 Patient-centered techniques to develop assessments and mobile health interventions in

rehabilitation. Symposium at the American Congress of Rehabiltiation

Medicine Annual Conference. Dallas, TX. Organizer, Speaker

2018 Mobile technologies for assessment and treatment in traumatic brain injury. Symposium

at the American Congress of Rehabiltiation Medicine Annual

Conference. Dallas, TX. Speaker

2019 Leading a healthy lifestyle after TBI. Symposium at the American Congress of

Rehabilitation Medicine Annual Conference. Chicago, IL. Co-Organizer,

Speaker

2020 Early Career Development Course: “Teaming with Success”. Instructional Course at the

American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine Annual Conference.

[Virtual] Speaker

Grant Review Activities

Year(s) Name of Review Committee Organization

2018 Health Improvement, Protection and Services

Research Committee (reviewer)

Chief Scientist Office, Scottish

Government Health Directorates

2018 TBI/SCI Panel of the Switzer Research

Fellowship grant (alternate reviewer)

National Institute on Disability,

Independent Living, and

Rehabilitation Research

2019 Army Broad Agency Announcement, CDMRP-

BAA-DoD, TBI (consensus study-reviewer)

Department of Defense, U.S. Army,

Army Medical Research and

Material Command

2019

2020

University of Pittsburgh Department of

Occupational Therapy Scientific Review Panel

(ad hoc reviewer)

University of Pittsburgh Department

of Occupational Therapy

Editorial Activities

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Year(s) Journal Name

Editorial Board

2017-2021 Rehabilitation Psychology (Consulting Editor)

Guest Editor

2019 PLOS One (Guest Academic Editor)

Ad Hoc Reviewer

2011 to present Disability and Rehabilitation

2012 to present Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society

2012 to present International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation

2012 to present Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Elite Reviewer

2014 to present American Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

2014 to present Neuropsychological Rehabilitation

2015 to 2019 Rehabilitation Psychology

2015 to present Neuropsychology

2015 to present PLoS One

2016 to present British Journal of Occupational Therapy

2016 Global Journal of Health Science

2017 Forensic Sciences Research

2017 Psychiatry Research

2017 Scientific Reports

2018 to present Journal of Neurotrauma

2018 British Journal of Clinical Psychology

2018 to present Data in Brief, Outstanding Contribution in Reviewing certificate

2018 Current Psychology

2018 to present Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology

2019 to present Journal of Affective Disorders

2019 Psychoneuroendocrinology

2019 to present Neuropsychological Reviews

2019 to present BMC Medicine

2019 to present BMJ Open

2020 to present Occupation, Participation, and Health

2020 Brain Sciences

2020 Pediatrics

Grant Support

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Present Grantor: National Institute of Disability, Independent Living,& Rehabilitation Research

(NIDILRR; subaward to Baylor Scott & White: 90DPTB0013)

Title of Project: North Texas Traumatic Brain Injury Model Systems

Role: Co-Investigator (15% FTE), Principal Investigator on multi-site sub-study (15%

FTE)

Annual amount and date (direct costs only): $110,151

Total amount of award (if multi-year) and dates (direct costs only): $540,552

10/01/2017 to 9/30/2022

Grantor: Texas Alzheimer’s Research and Care Consortium (TARCC)

Title of Project: Problem solving training (PST) for English- and Spanish-speaking care

partners of adults with Alzheimer's and Alzheimer's-related dementia

Role: Principal Investigator (20% FTE)


Total amount of award (if multi-year) and dates (direct costs only): $1,049,507;

10/16/2020 to 10/15/2022

Grantor: NIH/NICHD (R03HD094445)

Title of Project: The Behavioral Assessment Screening Tool (BAST): Psychometric

Validation and Mobile Health Tool Development

Role: Principal Investigator (30% FTE, 5%FTE in NCE)

Annual amount and date (direct costs only): $109,354; $109,589

Total amount of award (if multi-year) and dates (direct costs only): $218,943;

07/01/2018 to 06/30/2020, NCE to 6/30/2021.

Grantor: American Occupational Therapy Foundation (AOTFIRG19)

Title of Project: Facilitated Learning in Stroke Rehabilitation: Using Problem-Solving

Training and Technology to Address Health and Risk Factors

Role: Co-Investigator (5% FTE)

Annual amount and date (direct costs only): $50,000; 07/01/2019 to 06/30/2020,

NCE to 12/31/2020

Grantor: NIH/NIA (R34AG061304)

Title of Project: Impact of aerobic exercise on aging brain in TBI

Role: Co-Investigator (8% FTE)


Total amount of award (if multi-year) and dates (direct costs only): $419,775;

09/01/2019 to 05/31/2021

Grantor: Communities Foundation of Texas

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Title of Project: Translating and Adapting Problem-Solving Training (PST) for Spanish-

speaking Care Partners of Adults with ABI.

Role: Co-Principal Investigator

Annual amount and date (direct costs only): $20,000; 09/01/2020 to 8/31/2021

Grantor: UT Southwestern School of Health Professions

Title of Project: Autonomic Dysfunction after Acute Moderate to Severe Traumatic

Brain Injury and the Added Impact of Extracranial Injuries

Role: Co-PI


Grantor: NIDILRR

Title of Project: Comparative Effectiveness of PST vs BBC for Caregivers of Adults

with TBI During Inpatient Rehabilitation

Role: Consultant


Grantor: UTSW Department of PM&R

Title of Project: Autonomic Nervous System Function following Moderate-Severe

Traumatic Brain Injury: The Impact of Trauma History

Role: Faculty Mentor, Principal Investigator

Annual amount and date (direct costs only): N/A ($1000 internal grant); 2020-2021


Title of Project: Premorbid and Injury Factors as Predictors of Neurobehavioral and

Emotional Functioning in Adults vs Adolescents following mild TBI



Past Grantor: Foundation for PM&R, Midcareer Investigator Grant

Title of Project: Care Partner Problem Solving Training (CP-PST) for Care Partners of

adults with TBI or SCI during the Inpatient Rehabilitation Stay

Role: Principal Investigator


Grantor: UTSW PCOR Pilot Grant (Funded by the Agency for Healthcare Research &

Quality HS022418)

Title of Project: Development of mobile health applications for promoting functional

independence in community-dwelling adults with acquired brain injuries

Role: Co-Principal Investigator

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Annual amount and date (direct costs only):$10,000; 02/01/2018 to 09/01/2018

Grantor: NIH NICHD/NCMRR (R21 HD 089075-01; subaward to the University of

Pittsburgh)

Title of Project: Evaluating causal and inferential associations across the clinical care

spectrum between extra-cranial injury and suicidality after moderate to

severe TBI

Role: Consultant

Annual amount and date (direct costs only): 2% FTE; 07/01/2018 to 06/30/2019


Title of Project: Maternity Leave for Female Physicians



Grantor: University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Rehabilitation Institute Pilot Program

(#01140)

Title of Project: Development of the Behavioral Assessment Screening Tool (BAST) in

adults with TBI



Grantor: NIDILRR (90DP0041/H133A120887)

Title of Project: UPMC-TBI Model Systems

Role:

Annual amount and date (direct costs only):

Total amount of award (if multi-year) and dates (direct costs only):

Grantor: NIH NICHD/NINDS/NIBIB (P2CHD065702)

Title of Project: TBI: Trauma-Rehabilitation Merger Database – Expansion, Validation,

and Clinical Research Utilization

Role: Post-doctoral associate Co-Investigator


Grantor: University of Pittsburgh, School of Health and Rehabilitation Science

Research Development Fund

Title of Project: Self-awareness and Community Integration in Chronic TBI


Annual amount and date (direct costs only):$1,000; 2011-2012

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Teaching Activities

Year(s) Activity

Medical and graduate school didactic and small group teaching

2020 Course Title: Scientific Communications (ACR)

Role: Assistant Professor – Lecturer

Name, Location of Institution: School of Health Professions, Graduate Program in

Applied Clinical Research, University of Texas Southwestern, Dallas, TX.

Year(s), Number of Students: Fall, 2020, 4 PhD Students

Contact Hours, Number of Lectures: 3 lecture hours, 2 lectures

Description: The primary objective of the course is the development of clear,

professional, and effective scientific communication skills, including writing, visual, and

oral presentation skills.

2020 Course Title: Special Topics Course (ACR 5096)

Role: Assistant Professor – Faculty Mentor



Year(s), Number of Students: Summer, 2020, 1 PhD Students

Contact Hours, Number of Lectures: 15 direct contact hours, 0 lectures

Description: Mentoring one PhD students through a comprehensive literature review on

a special topic.

2020 Course Title: Independent Research (HCS 5091)

Role: Assistant Professor – Faculty Mentor



Year(s), Number of Students: Summer, 2020, 2 PhD Students

Contact Hours, Number of Lectures: 30 direct contact hours, 0 lectures

Description: Mentoring two PhD students through independent research projects

including literature search and summaries, data analysis, and written reports.

2020 Course Title: Health Care Research (HCS 5330)

Role: Assistant Professor – Guest Lecturer


Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling, University of Texas Southwestern, Dallas, TX.

Year(s), Number of Students: Spring, 2020, ~30 School of Health Professions Students

Contact Hours, Number of Lectures: 2 lecture hours, 1 lecture

Description: The primary objective of the course is the development of critical reading

and appreciation of professional research literature with a focus evidence-based practice

and application to healthcare practice.

2019 Course Title:Research Methods in Rehabilitation Counseling (MCRC 5337)

Role: Assistant Professor



Year(s), Number of Students: Summer, 2019, 8 MCRC Students

Contact Hours, Number of Lectures: 30 lecture hours, 10 lectures, 30 advising hours

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and application to rehabilitation counseling practice.

2019 Course Title: Human Development (MCRC 5301)




Year(s), Number of Students: Spring, 2019, 8 MCRC Students


Description: Course follows the developing individual from conception through the end

of life, combing theory, research, and practical applications from developmental

psychology. Lecture topics include genetic influences on development, prenatal and

birth factors, and physical, cognitive, social, personality, and cultural variables that

influence development across the lifespan. Classes consist of a combination of lectures

and class discussion.

2018 Course Title: Research Methods in Rehabilitation Counseling (MCRC 5337)








and application to rehabilitation counseling practice.






Contact Hours, Number of Lectures: 17 lectures, 51 hours

Description: Course follows the developing individual from conception through the end

of life, combing theory, research, and practical applications from developmental

psychology. Lecture topics include genetic influences on development, prenatal and

birth factors, and physical, cognitive, social, personality, and cultural variables that

influence development across the lifespan. Classes consist of a combination of lectures

and class discussion.


Role: Lecturer




Contact Hours, Number of Lectures: 1 lecture, 3 hours

Description: The primary objective of this course lecture was to supplement the content

of the course taught in the Spring of 2017 by covering the following topics: the impact

of disability on individuals in adolescence through adulthood, including biological

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effects, cognitive changes, personality development, and career impact. There was a

particular focus on Erikson’s and Piaget’s theories of development.

2017 Course Title: Research Methods and Techniques in Rehabilitation (MCRC 5337)

Role: Faculty Advisor, Guest Lecturer






and appreciation of professional research literature with a focus on program evaluation

and application of research to rehabilitation counseling practice. Guest speakers will

address issues related to measurement, ethics, and program evaluation.

2015 Course Title: Rehabilitation Theory and Practice (OT 2113)

Role: Guest Lecturer

Name, Location of Institution: School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, University

of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA

Year(s), Number of Students: Fall, 2015, 56 MOT Students

Contact Hours, Number of Lectures: 2.5 hours, 1 lecture

Description: Course examines the interface between functional impairment, activity, and

societal participation. Emphasis is on person-task environment analysis and

adaptation to compensate for dysfunction during self-care, home management,

school/work, and play/leisure occupations.

2014 Course Title: Core Concepts in Disability and Rehabilitation Science I (HRS 3003)




Year(s), Number of Students: Fall, 2014, 14 doctoral students

Contact Hours, Number of Lectures: 1.5 hours, 1 lectures





Year(s), Number of Students: Fall 2014,60 Master of Occupational Therapy Students

Contact Hours, Number of Lectures: 3 hours, 1 lecture

Description: Course examines the interface between functional impairment, activity,

and societal participation. Emphasis is on person-task environment analysis and



2014 CourseTitle: Rehabilitation Counseling Practicum (HRS 2746)

Role: Supervisor



Year(s), Number of Students: Summer, 2014, 2 students

Contact Hours: 40 hours

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Description: Supervision of two rehabilitation counseling students completing their

counseling practicum required for MS in Rehabilitation Counseling; regular meetings,

observation of counseling interactions, documentation, evaluation.

2013 Course Title: Foundations of Rehabilitation (HRS 2731)

Role: Guest Panelist



Year(s), Number of Students: Fall, 2013, 21 Masters in rehabilitation

counseling/engineering students

Contact Hours, Number of Lectures: 3 hours, 1 expert panel

2013 Course Title: Core Concepts in Disability and Rehabilitation Science I (HRS 3003)




Year(s), Number of Students: Fall, 2013, 10 doctoral students

Contact Hours, Number of Lectures: 1.5 hours, 1 lectures





Year(s), Number of Students: Fall 2012, 50 Master of Occupational Therapy Students

Contact Hours, Number of Lectures: 3 hours, 1 lecture




school/work, and play/leisure occupations

2012 Course Title: Neurorehabilitation Theory and Practice (OT2112)




Year(s), Number of Students: Summer 2012, 49 Master of Occupational Therapy

Students

Contact Hours, Number of Lectures: 20 hours, 4 lectures, 4 labs, 1 practical exam

Description: Course addresses occupational therapy interventions that influence

capacity and performance of activities of daily living and societal participation for

individuals with neurological impairments. Emphasizes theories, principles, and skills

surrounding intervention design and delivery, and addresses clinical assessments.





Year(s), Number of Students: Fall 2011, 50 Master of Occupational Therapy Students

Contact Hours, Number of Lectures: 11.5 hours, 2 lectures, 2 labs



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2011 Course Title Foundations of Occupation Science and Occupational Therapy (OT2100)





Students


2011 Course Title: Neurorehabilitation Theory and Practice (OT2112)





Students


Description: Course addresses occupational therapy interventions that influence

capacity and performance of activities of daily living and societal participation for

individuals with neurological impairments. Emphasizes theories, principles, and skills

surrounding intervention design and delivery, and addresses clinical assessments.





Year(s), Number of Students: Fall 2010, 15 Master of Science & 47 Master of

Occupational Therapy Students

Contact Hours, Number of Lectures: 11.5 hours, 2 lectures, 2 labs





2009 Course Title: Rehabilitation Counseling Internship (HRS 2749)

Role: Supervisor



Year(s), Number of Students: Summer, 2009, 2 Masters Rehabilitation counseling

students

Contact Hours: 40 hours

Description: Supervision of two rehabilitation counseling students completing their

final clinical internships required for MS in Rehabilitation Counseling; regular meetings,

observation of counseling interactions, documentation overview, evaluation.

Dissertation committees

2019 Role: External Reviewer

Trainee: Mary Ellen Boulos

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Project Title: Examining the Feasibility of Remotely Delivered Group

Neurorehabilitation

Program: PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences, University of Toronto Rehabilitation Sciences

Institute

Date of Defense: June 24th, 2019

2019-present Role: Primary Mentor

Trainee: Brittany Wright

Project Title: Validation of the BAST-Adolescent and Identification of Predictors of

Neurobehavioral Symptoms in Adolescents with Concussion

Program: PhD in Applied Clinical Research, UT Southwestern

Date of Defense: (August 2021)


Trainee: Andrew Nabasny

Project Title: The Effects of Childhood Traumatic Experiences and Childhood TBI on

Heart Rate Variability and Neurobehavioral Symptoms in Adults with TBI




Trainee: Novelle (Chung Lin) Kew

Project Title: Differences Between Caregivers of Adults with Alzheimer’s Disease and

Adults with Lewy Body Dementia in Response to Problem-Solving Training (PST) and

Problems Addressed during PST.



2020-present Role: Committee Member

Trainee: Erin Mathia

Project Title: Applying measurement-related education in clinical practice

Program: OTD, University of Pittsburgh, Capstone Project

Date of Defense: (July 2021)

Qualifying examination committees

2020-2021 Role: Committee Member

Trainee: Miya Brophy-Baermann

Project Title: Objective Memory Ability and Self-Perceptions of Memory Function.

Program: SLP Masters program at Northeastern University

Date of Defense: (April 2021)

Committees concerned with medical and graduate student education

2018-2020 Rehabilitation Counseling Graduate Student Committee, UT Southwestern, Master’s in

Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling Program

2018-present Rehabilitation Psychology Postdoctoral Fellowship Program Faculty, UT Southwestern,

Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

2018-present ACGME Brain Injury Medicine Fellowship Program Faculty, UT Southwestern,

Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

Graduate student rotations

2019, 2020 Brittany Wright, PhD Student in Applied Clinical Research, UT Southwestern

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2019, 2020 Andrew Nabasny, PhD Student in Applied Clinical Research, UT Southwestern

2020 Novelle Kew, PhD Student in Applied Clinical Research, UT Southwestern

Medical student rotations

Graduate student trainees

2019 Karie Meltzer, Masters in Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling student, UT Southwestern.

2019-present Brittany Wright, PhD Student in Applied Clinical Research, UT Southwestern

2018-present Andrew Nabasny, PhD Student in Applied Clinical Research, UT Southwestern

2018-present Novelle Kew, PhD Student in Applied Clinical Research, UT Southwestern

2018-2020 Michael Conley, Masters in Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling student, UT

Southwestern.

2018-2019 Emily Smith, PhD Student in Clinical Psychology, UT Southwestern

2017-2018 Kristin Wilmoth, PhD Student in Clinical Psychology, UT Southwestern

2015-2017 Kimberly Erler, PhD Student in Rehabilitation Sciences, MGH Institute of Health

Professions

Postgraduate medical education (graduate & continuing medical education)

2017-present Amir Ahmadian, MD, PM&R Resident, UT Southwestern

2017-2020 Alexa Royston, DO, PM&R Resident, UT Southwestern

2017-2018 Ugo Bitussi, MD, PM&R Resident, UT Southwestern

Postdoctoral trainees

2019-2020 Willa Vo, Rehabilitation Psychology Fellow, UT Southwestern, Department of Physical

Medicine & Rehabilitation

Invited Lectures

Year(s) Title Location

International

2020 Problem-Solving Training for Care Partners in

Rehabilitation

ACRM Annual Conference (Virtual),

Wilkerson Award Winner Talk

2020 Patient-reported Outcomes via mHealth in

Neurorehabilitation: Challenges and

Opportunities

ACRM Annual Conference (Virtual),

Invited “Red Talk” for cross-cutting

intensive program

National

2017 Enhancing TBI Research Baseline and outcomes

measurement with Biomarkers and Biometrics.

Atlanta, GA

2019 Addressing the Needs of Individuals with TBI

and their Care Partners during the Transition

from Hospital to Home through Problem-

Solving Training

2019 Annual Conference for

Professionals in Brain Injury; MN

Brain Injury Alliance (Roseville,

MN).

2019 Measurement in Chronic TBI: The Importance

of Developing Patient-Centered Measures for

Keynote address: 2019 Annual

Conference for Professionals in

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Self-reported Outcomes to Improve Long-term

Symptom Tracking and Management

Brain Injury; MN Brain Injury

Alliance (Roseville, MN)

2020

[postponed

due to

Covid19]

Behavioral Symptom Monitoring in Chronic

TBI: Developing patient-centered measures for

self-reported outcomes to improve long-term

symptom tracking and management

PM&R Grand Rounds Lecture:

University of Alabama at

Birmingham, Department of PM&R,

Birmingham, AL. March 13th, 2020.

Regional/Local

2016 Behavior after Traumatic Brain Injury:

Biopsychosocial Conceptualization and Clinical

Implications.


Medical Center, Department of

PM&R

2017 Introduction to Clinical Trials Design FORES University of Texas

Southwestern (PM&R residents)

2018 Leveraging Mobile Health Technology to

Support Self-management after Traumatic Brain

Injury

UT Southwestern Physical Medicine

& Rehabilitation 20th Annual

Scientific Day: Concussion and the

Developing Brain

2019 Working Together as Care Partners UT Southwestern and Hope after

Brain Injury sponsored event:

“Partners in Recover, Partners in

Life: Traveling the Path after

Traumatic Brain Injury”

2019

2020

Introduction to Research in the TBI Model

Systems

UT Southwestern Rehabilitation

Psychology Didactics

2020 Developing Patient-Centered Measures for Self-

reported Outcomes to Improve Long-term

Symptom Tracking and Management in Chronic

TBI

PM&R Grand Rounds Lecture: UT

Southwestern, Department of

PM&R, October 2, 2020.

Peer-Reviewed Research Presentations, Lectureships, Seminars

Year(s) Title Location

International

2005 June

12-16

Voxel-based morphometry analysis of AIDS-related brain regional

atrophy. Poster presented at: 11th Annual Meeting of the Organization

for Human Brain Mapping. Juengst SB, Becker JT, Aizenstein HJ, Lopez

OL.

Toronto,

Ontario,

Canada

2005

February

Structural neuroimaging evidence of the synergistic effects of AIDS and

age on the central nervous system. Poster presented at: International

Neuropsychological Society Annual Meeting. Juengst SB, Becker JT,

Aizenstein HJ, Lopez OL.

St. Louis,

MO, USA

2006 Patterns of neuropsychological impairment in HIV/AIDS differ as a

function of immune system competence and age. Presented at the

International Neuropsychological Society Annual Meeting. Aizenstein H,

Lopez O, Juengst SB, Johnston D, Becker JT.

Boston, MA,

USA

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2007 Brain structural abnormalities in HIV/AIDS analyzed by the method of

partial lease squares. Presented at the 35th International

Neuropsychological Society Annual Meeting. Becker JT, Juengst SB,

Lobaugh NJ, Thompson PM, Lopez OL, Aizenstein HJ.

Portland,

OR, USA

2017 March

29-April 1

Depression, cognition, and dopamine genetics: piecing together the

complicated puzzle of behavior following traumatic brain injury. Oral

presentation at the 12th World Congress on Brain Injury. Juengst SB,

Myrga J, Treble-Barna A, Arenth P, Conley Y, Wagner AK.

New

Orleans, LA,

USA

National

2006 Neuropsychological and neuroimaging correlates of mild and severe

cognitive impairment in HIV/AIDS. Presented at the Annual Meeting of

the American Academy of Neurology. Becker JT, Lopez OL, Aizenstein

HJ, Juengst SB, Martineck DM.

San Diego,

CA

2007

November

Personal factors contributing to deficits in self-awareness of cognitive

impairment in HIV/AIDS. Poster presented at: National Academy of

Neuropsychology Annual Meeting. Juengst SB, Pramuka M, McCue M,

Becker JT, Skidmore ER.

Scottsdale,

AZ

October

2011

Early impaired self-awareness is associated with age and depression in

acquired brain injury. Poster presented at: American Congress of

Rehabilitation Medicine and American Society for Neurorehabilitation

Annual Conference. Juengst SB, Grattan ES, Skidmore ER.

Atlanta, GA

2014

October

Behavioral changes and depression, disability, and life satisfaction in two

cohorts of adults with TBI. Poster presented at: American Congress of

Rehabilitation Medicine. Juengst SB, Skidmore ER, Wagner AK.

Toronto,

Ontario

2014

October

Examining life roles after traumatic brain injury using the Participation

Assessment with Recombined Tools Objective. Poster presented at:

American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine. Juengst SB, Achille

SC*, Arenth PM, Skidmore ER, Wagner AK.

Toronto,

Ontario

2014

November

Examining ecological momentary assessment of mood after TBI via

smartphone technology. Concurrent session presented at the National

Council on Rehabilitation Education Fall Conference. Graham KM*,

Juengst SB, Pulantara IW, Dicianno BE, McCue M, Whyte EM, Arenth

PM, Parmanto B, Skidmore ER, Wagner AK.

Arlington,

VA

2015

October

Inflammation and apathy associations in the first year after traumatic

brain injury. Poster presented at: American Congress of Rehabilitation

Medicine Annual Conference. Juengst SB, Arenth PM, Wagner AK.

Dallas, TX

2015

October

Biopsychosocial outcomes in the first year after traumatic brain injury:

behavior, depressive symptoms, and self-perception. Oral presentation at

the American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine Annual Conference.

Juengst SB, Arenth PM, Wagner AK.

Dallas, TX

2015 June COMT and ANKK1 genetics interact with depression to influence

behavior following moderate/severe TBI. Selected as top 20 student

abstracts presented as a poster at National Neurotrauma Society 2015

Symposium. Myrga J*, Juengst SB, Failla MC, Arenth PM, Conley Y,

Galang G, Wagner AK.

Sante Fe,

NM

21

2016 May The psychometric properties of the Satisfaction with Life Scale in people

with traumatic injury: a National Institute on Disability, Independent

Living, and Rehabiliation Research Model System study. Poster

presentation at the American Burn Association 48th Annual Meeting.

Amtmann D, Bocell FD, McMullen K, Hoffman J, Rosenberg M,

Wiechman S.,,,Juengst SB.

Las Vegas,

NV

2016 June Long-term cognitive outcomes associated with acute cortisol levels after

moderate/severe traumatic brain injury. Poster at the National

Neurotrauma Society 2016 Symposium. Barton DJ, Schuster AA, Oh BH,

Juengst SB, Kumar RG, Wagner AK.

Lexington,

KY

2016

November

A Rehabilomics exemplar: exploring biological pathways to inform

personalized-rehabilitation care after TBI – dopamine system genetics.

Symposium presention at the American Congress of Rehabilitation

Medicine Annual Conference. Wagner AK, Juengst SB, Arenth PM.

Chicago, IL

2016

November

Health and aging after TBI: current knowledge, remaining questions, and

healthy next steps. Symposium presentation at the American Congress of

Rehabilitation Medicine Annual Conference. Chicago, IL. November

2016. Dams-O’Connor K, Juengst SB, Kumar RG, Glenn M, Masel B.

Chicago, IL

2016

November

Development and content validity of the Behavioral Assessment

Screening Tool (BAST) for adults with traumatic brain injury. Poster

presentation at the American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine Annual

Conference. Juengst SB, Switzer GE, Terhorst L, Niemeier J, Dicianno

BE, Arenth PM, Wagner AK.

Chicago, IL

2016

November

Preliminary exploratory factor analysis of the Behavioral Assessment

Screening Tool (BAST) in adults with and without traumatic brain injury.

Oral presentation at the American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine

Annual Conference. Juengst SB, Switzer GE, Terhorst L, Niemeier J,

Dicianno BE, Arenth PM, Wagner AK.

Chicago, IL

2016

November

Systematic review of the application of item response theory to ecological

momentary assessment data. Poster at the American Congress of

Rehabilitation Medicine Annual Conference. *Awarded the

Measurement Networking Group Advancing the Science of Measurement

Poster Award. Terhorst L, Juengst SB, Beck KB, Ye F, Shiffman S.

Chicago, IL

2016

November

In hospital statin use reduces time to follow commands among women

with traumatic brain injury. Poster at the American Congress of

Rehabilitation Medicine Annual Conference. Kumar RG, Steinmetz EM*,

Juengst SB, Wagner AK.

Chicago, IL

2017

October

The influence of sustained poor health on social participation after

traumatic brain injury. Oral presentation at the American Congress o

Rehabilitation medicine Annual Conference. Atlanta, GA. October 2017.

Erler KS, Juengst SB, Locascio J, Whiteneck GG, Bogner JA, Kaminski

J, Giacino J.

Atlanta, GA

2017

October

Relationship between comorbidities and 1-year outcomes among adults

50 years and older with moderate-to-severe TBI. Oral presentation at the

American Congress o Rehabilitation medicine Annual Conference.

Atlanta, GA

22

Kumar RG, Juengst SB, Dams-O-Connor K, Dahdah M, O’Neil-Pirozzi

T, Dikmen S, Felix ER, Hammond F, Wagner AK.

2017

October

Development of a standard set of components for measurement curricula.

Poster presentation at the American Congress of Rehabilitation medicine

Annual Conference. *Winner of the Measurement Networking Group

Advancing the Science of Measurement Award. Terhorst L, Juengst SB,

Magasi S.

Atlanta, GA

2017

October

Variability in emotional symptoms and fatigue measured via mobile

ecological momentary assessment after TBI. Poster presentation and oral

symposium participant at the American Congress of Rehabilitation

medicine Annual Conference. *Winner of the Measurement Networking

Group Early Career Best Poster Award. Juengst SB, Terhorst L, Arenth

PM, Wagner AK.

Atlanta, GA

2017

October

Enhancing TBI Research Baseline and outcomes measurement with

Biomarkers and Biometrics. Instructional Course at the American

Congress of Rehabilitation medicine Annual Conference. Niemeier JP,

Wagner AK, Hirsch MA, Newman MA, Kumar RG, Juengst SB, Treble-

Barna A.

Atlanta, GA

2018

February

2018 April

Difference in pre-season King-Devick (K-D) scores in recreational vs

competitive youth soccer players. Poster at the American Academy of

Physiatry Poster at the American Academy of Neurology Annual

Meeting. Bitussi U*, Bell KR, Osborne CL, Vargas B, Juengst SB.

Atlanta, GA

Los Angeles,

CA

2018

February

Characterizing differences in recovery following mild traumatic brain

injury in adolescents: the role of post-injury anxiety, depression, and sleep

quality. Poster at the 20th Annual Rehabilitation Psychology Conference.

Wilmoth K*, Juengst SB, Tarkenton T, Cullum M, Bell KR.

Dallas, TX

2018

February

Impaired self-awareness after traumatic brain injury: what are we really

measuring? Poster at the 20th Annual Rehabilitation Psychology

Conference. Juengst SB, Kersey J*, Skidmore ER.

Dallas, TX

2018

February

Training survivors to offer assistance in recovery (SOAR) following a

major burn injury. Symposium at the 20th Annual Rehabilitation

Psychology Conference. Holavanahalli R, Juengst SB, Roaten K.

Dallas, TX

2018

February

Racial/ethnic disparities and posttraumatic distress post TBI: a VA

TBIMS study. Poster at the 20th Annual Rehabilitation Psychology

Conference. Sanchez O, Benavides A, Finn JA, Lamberty GJ, Juengst

SB.

Dallas, TX

2018 June Gender differences in multidimensional outcomes among community-

dwelling adults with traumatic brain injury. Poster at the 4th Federal

Interagency Conference on TBI. Juengst SB, Osborne CL, Bell KR.

Washington

D.C.

2018

October

Does the relationship between pain level and opiod intake differ as a

function of a patient’s sex and depression status? Poster at the American

Academy of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Annual Assessmbly.

Ahmandian A*, Kennington J, Bittusi U, Juengst SB, Kolessar M,

Dolezal C, Bell KR, Aleman E, Johnson M.

Orlando, FL

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2018

September-

October

Patient-centered techniques to develop assessments and mobile health

interventions in rehabilitation. Symposium at the American Congress of

Rehabiltiation Medicine Annual Conference. Juengst SB, Osborne CL,

Higashi RT. *Organizer

Dallas, TX

2018

September-

October

Mobile technologies for assessment and treatment in traumatic brain

injury. Symposium at the American Congress of Rehabiltiation Medicine

Annual Conference. Hart T, Rabinowitz AR, Juengst SB.

Dallas, TX

2018

October

Achieving weight loss among individuals with traumatic brain injury

through lifestyle interventions. Presented as a poster for the American

Congress of Rehabiltiation Medicine Annual Conference. Driver SJ,

Juengst SB, Reynolds M.

Dallas, TX

2018

October

Gender differences in behavioral and emotional symptoms by experience

of nightmares after traumatic brain injury. Presented as a poster for the

American Congress of Rehabiltiation Medicine Annual Conference.

Nabasny A*, Juengst SB.

Dallas, TX

2018

October

Developing mHealth tools to enhange engagement in a behavioral

lifestyle intervention after traumatic brain injury. Presented as a poster for

the American Congress of Rehabiltiation Medicine Annual Conference.

Juengst SB, Reynolds M, Kramer MK, Driver SJ.

Dallas, TX

2018

October

Comparing mental health assessment in rehabilitation across three

countries: United States, Finland, and Norway. Presented as a poster for

the American Congress of Rehabiltiation Medicine Annual Conference.

Juengst SB, Kew CL*, Nordvik J, Laukkala T.

Dallas, TX

2018

October

Using the ICF to assess content validity of the Behavioral Assessment

Screening Tool (BAST). Presented as an oral presentation for the

American Congress of Rehabiltiation Medicine Annual Conference.

Osborne CL, Juengst SB±.

Dallas, TX

2018

December

Importance of Different Quality of Life Themes in Hispanics with

Intractable Epilepsy. Presented as a poster at the Annual Meeting of the

American Epilepsy Society. Shaw, S., Juengst, S., Armacost, M., Vega,

M., & Smith, J.A.D.

New

Orleans, LA

2019

February

Healthy lifestyle after traumatic brain injury: a brief narrative. Poster at

the American Academy of Physiatry Annual Meeting. San Juan, Puerto

Rico. February 2019. Driver SD, Juengst SB, Reynolds MC.

San Juan,

Puerto Rico.

2019

February

Problem Solving Training (PST) intervention for adult care partners of

patients with burn injury (BI) – preliminary findings. Poster at the

American Academy of Physiatry Annual Meeting. Holavanahalli RK,

Kew CL, Wright B, Osborne CL, Juengst SB.

San Juan,

Puerto Rico.

2019

February

Feasibility of recruiting care partners of adults with traumatic injuries and

stroke into a problem-solving intervention during inpatient

hospitalization. Poster at the American Academy of Physiatry Annual

Meeting. Juengst SB, Silva V, Osborne CL, Bell KR.

San Juan,

Puerto Rico.

2019

February

Development of a patient- and caregiver-centered smartphone app to

support long-term self-management of chronic conditions. Poster at the

San Juan,

Puerto Rico.

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American Academy of Physiatry Annual Meeting. Osborne CL, Higashi

RT, Kew CL, Nabasny A, Juengst SB.

2019 July Community-based measurement of neurobehavioral symptoms after

traumatic brain injury: Differences by injury severity and gender. Poster

at the 37th Annual National Neurotrauma Symposium. Nabasny A,

Juengst SB.

Pittsburgh,

PA

2019 July The moderating effect of depression on the relationship between

dopamine genetics and neurobehavioral symptoms in chronic traumatic

brain injury: a preliminary description. Poster at the 37th Annual National

Neurotrauma Symposium. Juengst SB, Myrga, J, Conley Y, Wagner AK.

Pittsburgh,

PA

2019 August Characterizing Differences in Recovery Following Mild

Traumatic Brain Injury in Adolescents: The Role of Postinjury

Anxiety, Depression, and Sleep Quality. Oral paper presentation at the

annual Convention of the American Psychological Association. Wilmoth

K, Juengst SB, Tarkenton T, Cullum M, Bell KR.

Chicago, IL

2019

November

Convergent and divergent validity of the Behavioral Assessment

Screening Tool (BAST) in Traumatic Brain Injury. Poster at the


Conley M, Terhorst L, Juengst SB.

Chicago, IL

2019

November

Change in self-appraisal of cognitive ability after performance on

neuropsychological tests after traumatic brain injury. Poster at the


Juengst SB, Neaves SM, Nabasny AD, Kolessar ML.

Chicago, IL

2019

November

Ability of Behavioral and Emotional Symptoms to Differentiate Those

With and Without TBI and/or PTSD. Poster at the American Congress of

Rehabilitation Medicine Annual Conference. Nabasny AD, Juengst SB.

Chicago, IL

2019

November

Post-TBI gender differences in behavioral and emotional symptoms by

experience of nightmares: a follow-up. Poster at the American Congress

of Rehabilitation Medicine Annual Conference. Nabasny AD, Juengst

SB.

Chicago, IL

2019

November

Using the ICF to Classify and Describe the Problems Care Partners Face

during Inpatient rehabilitation. Poster at the American Congress of

Rehabilitation Medicine Annual Conference. Osborne CL, Juengst SB.

Chicago, IL

2019

November

Factor structure differences in the Adolescent versus Adult versions of the

BAST after TBI. Poster at the American Congress of Rehabilitation

Medicine Annual Conference. Wright B, Kajankova M, Terhorst L,

Juengst SB.

Chicago, IL

2019

November

Differences in participation across age groups five years after traumatic

brain injury. Oral paper presentation at the American Congress of

Rehabilitation Medicine Annual Conference. Erler KS, Kew CL, Juengst

SB.

Chicago, IL

2019

November

Participation during the first five years following rehabilitation for

disorders of consciousness. Poster at the American Congress of

Rehabilitation Medicine Annual Conference. Malone C, Giacino JT,

Chicago, IL

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Hammond FM, Juengst SB, Locascio J, Nakase-Richardson R,

Verduzco-Gutierrez M, White J, Zasler ND, Erler KS, Bodien Y.

2019

November

Experiencing frequent pain or headaches by gender and TBI severity and

associations with neurobehavioral symptoms. Poster at the American

Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine Annual Conference. Meltzer KJ,

Juengst SB.

Chicago, IL

2019

November

Feasibility of Early Problem-Solving Training for Care Partners of

Individuals With Traumatic Brain Injuries. Poster at the American

Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine Annual Conference. Juengst SB,

Silva V, Nagele M, Dart G, Goldin Y, Bell KR.

Chicago, IL

2019

November

Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Community Participation After TBI Among

Veterans & Service Members. Oral paper presentation at the American

Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine Annual Conference. Stevens LF,

Ketchum JM, Sander AM, Lequerica A, Finn JA, Kajankova M,

Koakowsky-Hayner SA, Juengst SB, et al.

Chicago, IL

2019

November

The Association Between Community Participation and Social Internet

Use Among Adults With Traumatic Brain Injury. Oral paper presentation

at the American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine Annual Conference.

Sevigny M, Ketchum K, Hart T, O’Neil-Pirozzi, Callender L, Dreer L,

Sander A, Juengst SB, et al.

Chicago, IL

2019

November


Individuals With Traumatic Injuries or Stroke. Oral paper presentation

(“lightning round”) at the American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine

Annual Conference. Juengst SB, Osborne CL, Kew CL, Nabasny A, Bell

KR.

Chicago, IL

2019

November

Information and Communication Technology for Individuals Living with

Cognitive Impairments. Symposium at the American Congress of

Rehabilitation Medicine Annual Conference. Wang RH, Nalder E, Astell

A, Robillard JM, Juengst SB.

Chicago, IL

2019

November

Leading a healthy lifestyle after TBI. Symposium at the American

Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine Annual Conference. Driver S,

Juengst SB, Bell KR, Dubiel R, Vega M.

Chicago, IL

2019

November

Enriching Curricular Resources for Rehabilitation: Collaboratiions with

the Rehabilitation Measures Database. Symposium at the American

Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine Annual Conference. Ehrlich-Jones

L, Heinemann A, Sullivan JE, Fischer HC, Weaver J, Juengst SB,

Terhorst L, Grampurohit N.

Chicago, IL

2020

February

Nightmares and Sleep Disturbance Differentially Impact Neurobehavioral

Symptoms Following Concussion. Presented as a poster at the Division

22 Rehabilitation Psychology Annual Conference. Nabasny A, Juengst

SB. *Winner of the Foundation for Rehabilitation Psychology Student

Poster Award

San Diego,

CA

2020

February

The Relationship Between Stressful Life Events and Neurobehavioral

Symptoms Following mTBI in Adolescents. Poster at the APA Division

22 Rehabilitation Psychology Conference. Wright B, Juengst SB.

San Diego,

CA

26

2020

February

Neurobehavioral Symptoms in Individuals with Chronic Stroke as

Potential Subclinical Indicators of Mood Disorders. Poster at the APA

Division 22 Rehabilitation Psychology Conference. Vo W, Vega M,

Osborne CL, Juengst, SB.

San Diego,

CA

2020

May (virtual)

Women Pediatricians’ Experiences with Motherhood and Work. Poster at

the Pediatric Academic Societies 2020 meeting. Talib H, Coupey S,

Huang I, Royston A, Juengst SB.

Philadelphia,

PA

Regional/Local

2011 June Factors contributing to impaired self-awareness of cognitive functioning

in an HIV positive and at risk population. Poster presented at the

University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Rehabilitation Institute Research

Day. Juengst SB, Skidmore ER, Pramuka M, McCue M, Becker JT.

Pittsburgh,

PA

2012 June Early impaired self-awareness is associated with age and depression in

acquired brain injury. Poster presented at the University of Pittsburgh

Medical Center Rehabilitation Institute Research Day. Juengst SB,

Grattan ES, Skidmore ER.

Pittsburgh,

PA

2013 June Affective state and depression status after traumatic brain injury. Poster

presented at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Rehabilitation

Institute Research Day. Juengst SB, Arenth PM, Whyte EM, Skidmore,

E.R.

Pittsburgh,

PA

2014 June Behavioral changes and depression, disability, and life satisfaction in two

cohorts of adults with TBI. Poster presented at the University of

Pittsburgh Postdoctoral Data & Dine, Pittsburgh, PA, May 20, 2014;

University of Pittsburgh Safar Resuscitation Center Research Trainee

Day, Pittsburgh, PA, May 21, 2014; University of Pittsburgh Medical

Center Rehabilitation Institute Research Day, Pittsburgh, PA, June 4,

2014. Juengst SB, Skidmore ER, Wagner AK.

Pittsburgh,

PA

2014 June A case report examining the ecological momentary assessment of mood-

related symptoms via smartphone technology following traumatic brain

injury. Poster the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Rehabilitation

Institute Research Day. Graham KM*, Juengst SB, Pulantara IW,

Parmanto B, Arenth PM, Dicianno BE, Wagner AK.

Pittsburgh,

PA

2014 June Examining life roles after traumatic brain injury using the Participation

Assessment with Recombined Tools Objective. Poster presented at the

School of Health and Rehabilitation Science Research Day, University of

Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, April 21, 2014**; University of Pittsburgh

Safar Resuscitation Center Research Trainee Day, Pittsburgh, PA, May

21, 2014; University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Rehabilitation Institute

Research Day. **Awarded 2nd prize in best undergraduate research

presentation. Achille SC*, Juengst SB, Arenth PM, Skidmore ER,

Wagner AK.

Pittsburgh,

PA

2014 June Examinig Primary Self-Reported Problems in Chronic TBI. Poster

presented at the School of Health and Rehabilitation Science Research

Day, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, April 21, 2014; University

of Pittsburgh Safar Resuscitation Center Research Trainee Day,

Pittsburgh, PA, May 21, 2014; University of Pittsburgh Medical Center

Pittsburgh,

PA

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Rehabilitation Institute Research Day. **Awarded prize for best

undergraduate research poster. Iyer S*, Juengst SB, Skidmore ER.

2015 May Self awareness and recovery in stroke rehabilitation. Poster presented at

the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Rehabilitation Institute

Research Day. Swafford M*, Juengst SB, Rodakowski JL, Terhorst L.,

Skidmore ER.

Pittsburgh,

PA

2016 May Development and content validity of the Behavioral Assessment

Screening Tool (BAST) for adults with traumatic brain injury. Poster

presented at the University of Pittsburgh Safar Center for Resuscitation

Research Trainee Day*, Pittsburgh, PA, May 17, 2016; University of

Pittsburgh Medical Center Rehabilitation Institue Research Day.

*Awarded best poster for PM&R. Juengst SB, Switzer GE, Terhorst L,

Niemeier J, Dicianno BE, Arenth PM, Wagner AK.

Pittsburgh,

PA

2016 May Inflammation and cognitive performance associations in the first year

following traumatic brain injury. Poster presented at the University of

Pittsburgh Sfara Center for Resuscitation Research Trainee Day,

Pittsburgh, PA, May 17, 2016; University of Pittsburgh Medical Center

Rehabilitation Institue Research Day, Pittsburgh, PA, May 18, 2016.

Miller Phillips M*, Juengst SB, Kumar RG, Wagner AK.

Pittsburgh,

PA

2018

February

Gender differences in multidimensional outcomes among community-

dwelling adults with traumatic brain injury. Poster at the Inaugural

Celebration of Women in Science and Medicine at University of Texas

Southwestern Medical Center. Juengst SB, Osborne CL, Bell KR.

Dallas, TX

2019

February

Development of a patient- and caregiver-centered smartphone app to

support long-term self-management of chronic conditions. Poster at the


Southwestern Medical Center. Osborne CL, Higashi R, Nabasny A, Kew

CL, Juengst SB.

Dallas, TX

2019

February

Feasibility of recruiting care partners of adults with trauamtic injuries and

stroke into a problem-solving intervention during inpatient

hospitalization. Poster at the Inaugural Celebration of Women in Science

and Medicine at University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.

Juengst SB, Silva V, Osborne CL, Bell KR.

Dallas, TX

2020

February

The Relationship Between Stressful Life Events and Neurobehavioral

Symptoms Following mTBI in Adolescents. Poster at the Celebration of

Women in Science and Medicine at University of Texas Southwestern

Medical Center. Wright B, Juengst SB.

Dallas, TX

2020

February

Neurobehavioral Symptoms in Older Adults With or Without History of

Neurological and Mental Health Conditions. Poster at the Celebration of


Medical Center. Kew CL, Juengst SB.

Dallas, TX

2020

February


Individuals with Traumatic Brain Injuries. Poster presented at the


Southwestern Medical Center. Nagele, M, Juengst, SB

Dallas, TX

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2020

February

Experiencing frequent pain or headaches by gender and TBI severity and

associations with neurobehavioral symptoms. Poster at the Celebration of


Medical Center. Meltzer KJ, Juengst SB.

Dallas, TX

2020

February

Patient-centered measurement development enables greater inclusivity of

lower-literacy and Spanish-speaking clinical populations. Poster at the


Southwestern Medical Center. Higashi RT, Juengst SB.

Dallas, TX

2020

February

Family Leave and Return-to-Work Experiences of Physician Mothers.

Poster at the Celebration of Women in Science and Medicine at

University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center. Juengst SB, Royston

AB, Huang I, Wright B.

Dallas, TX

Service to the Community

Year(s) Role Organization or institution

2006-2008 Volunteer Hope Network Adaptive

Sports

Facilitating participation of athletes in adaptive sports and helping transport and maintain adaptive

sports equipment

2009 Vocational Coordinator Spina Bifida Association

of Western PA

Created and obtained FISA Foundation funding ($16,000) to support the S.T.R.I.V.E. Program, which I

developed, to promote employment for individuals with cognitive disabilities.

2012 Guest speaker Moving Ahead Support

Group

2010-2012 Volunteer Three Rivers Adaptive

Rowing

Participated as part of the adaptive dragon boating team, teaching and assisting athletes.

2019 Speaker UTSW and Hope After

Brain Injury co-sponsored

half-day symposium

Bibliography

Peer-Reviewed Publications

±Notes Corresponding or Senior Author; *Notes trainee mentored to publication

Original Research Articles

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1. Juengst SB, Aizenstein HJ, Figurski J, Lopez OL, ±Becker JT. Alterations in the

hemodynamic response function in cognitively impaired HIV/AIDS subjects. Journal of

Neuroscience Methods, 163, 208-212, 2007

2. ±Juengst SB, Skidmore ER, Pramuka M, McCue M, Becker JT. Factors contributing to

impaired self awareness of cognitive functioning in an HIV positive and at risk population.

Disability and Rehabilitation, 34,19-25, 2012

3. ±Juengst SB, Skidmore ER, Arenth PM, Niyonkuru C, Raina KD. The unique contribution

of fatigue to disability in community dwelling adults with traumatic brain injury. Archives of

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 94, 74-79, 2012.

4. Juengst SB, Kumar RG, Failla MD, Goyal A, ±Wagner AK. Acute inflammatory biomarker

profiles predict depression risk following moderate to severe traumatic brain injury. Journal

of Head Trauma Rehabilitation, 30, 207-218, 2015.

5. ±Juengst SB, Arenth PM, Whyte EM, Skidmore ER. Brief report of mood state and

depression status after traumatic brain injury. Rehabilitation Psychology, 59, 242-246, 2014.

6. ±Juengst SB, Arenth PM, McCue M, Raina KD, Skidmore ER. Affective state and

community integration after traumatic brain injury. American Journal of Physical Medicine

& Rehabilitation, 93, 1086-1094, 2014.

7. Juengst SB, Kumar RG, ±Wagner AK. Exploratory associations with Tumor Necrosis

Factor-α, disinhibition, and suicidal endorsement after traumatic brain injury. Brain,

Behavior, and Immunity, 41, 134-43, 2014.

8. ±Skidmore ER, Dawson DR, Butters MA, Grattan ES, Juengst SB, Whyte EM, Begley A,

Holm MB, Becker JT. Strategy training shows promise for addressing disability in the first 6

months after stroke. Neurorehabil Neural Repair, 29, 668-76, 2015.

9. ±Juengst SB, Adam LM, Bogner JA, Arenth PM, O-Neil-Pirozzi TB, Dreer LE, Hart T,

Bergquist TF, Bombardier CH, Dijkers MP, Wagner AK. Trajectories of life satisfaction

after traumatic brain injury: Life roles, age, and depressive symptoms. Rehabilitation

Psychology, 60, 353-364, 2015

10. Juengst SB, *Graham KM, Pulantara IW, McCue M, Whyte EM, Dicianno BE, Parmanto B,

Arenth PM, Skidmore ER, ±Wagner AK. Pilot feasibility of an mHealth system for

conducting ecological momentary assessment of mood-related symptoms following traumatic

brain injury. Brain Injury, 29, 1351-61, 2015.

11. Failla MC, Juengst SB, Graham KM, Arenth PM, ±Wagner AK. Effects of depression and

antidepressant use on cognitive deficits and functional cognition following severe traumatic

brain injury. Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation, 31(6), E62-E73, 2016.

12. Failla MC, Juengst SB, Arenth PM, ±Wagner AK. Preliminary associations between brain-

derived neurotrophic factor, memory impairment, functional cognition, and depressive

symptoms following severe TBI. Neurorehabilitation & Neural Repair, 97, 701-7, 2015.

13. ±Hart T, Fann JR, Chervoneva I, Juengst SB, Rosenthal JA, Krellman, JW, Dreer LE,

Kroenke K. Prevalence, risk factors, and correlates of anxiety at one year after moderate to

severe traumatic brain injury. Archives of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, 97, 701-7,

2016.

14. *Markos SM, Failla MD, Ritter AC, Dixon CE, Conley YP, Ricker JH, Arenth PM, Juengst

SB, ±Wagner AK. Genetic variation in the vesicular monoamine transporter is associated

with cognitive outcomes after severe traumatic brain injury. Journal of Head Trauma

Rehabilitation, 32(2), E24-E34, 2017.

15. *Kesinger MR, ±Juengst SB, Bertisch H, Niemeier JP, Krellman JW, Pugh MJ, Kumar RG,

Sperry J, Arenth PM, Fann JR, Wagner AK. Acute trauma factor associations with suicidality

across the first 5 years after moderate to severe traumatic brain injury. Archives of Phsyical

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Medicine & Rehabilitation, 97, 1301-8, 2016.

Juengst SB & *Kesinger MR (Interviewees), Drown J (Producer), Babbage DR

(Interviewer/Media Editor). Acute trauma factor associations with suicidality after TBI.

Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. August 2016. [Audio podcast]. Retrieved

from http://archives-pmr.org

16. ±Juengst SB, Switzer G, Oh BM, Arenth PM, Wagner AK. Conceptual model and cluster

analysis of behavioral symptoms in two cohorts of adults with traumatic brain injuries.

Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology, 39(6), 513-524, 2017.

17. *Myrga J, Juengst SB, Failla MD, Conley Y, Arenth PM, Grace A, ±Wagner AK. COMT

and ANKK1 genetics interact with depression to influence behavior following severe TBI: an

initial assessment. Neurorehabilitation & Neural Repair, 30, 920-930, 2016.

18. ±Skidmore ER, Swafford M, Juengst SB, Terhorst L. Self-awareness and recovery of

independence with strategy training. American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 72(1), 1-5,

2018.

19. *Kumar RG, Juengst SB, Wang Z, Dams-O’Connor K, Dikmen SS, O’Neil-Pirozzi TM,

Dahdah MN, Hammond FM, Felix E, Arenth PM, ±Wagner AK. Epidemiology of comorbid

conditions among older adults with traumatic brain injury. Journal of Head Trauma

Rehabilitation, 33(1), 15-24, 2018.

20. ±Bogner JA, Whiteneck GG, MacDonald J, Juengst SB, Brown AW, Pilippus AM, Marwitz

JH, Lengenfelder J, Mellick D, Arenth PM, Corrigan JD. Test-rest reliability of traumatic

brain injury outcome measures: a traumatic brain injury model systems study. Journal of

Head Trauma Rehabilitation, 32(5): E1-E16, 2017.

21. ±Juengst SB, Myrga JM, Fann JR, Wagner AK. Cross-lagged panel analysis of depression

and behavioral dysfunction in the first year after moderate-to-severe traumatic brain injury.

Journal of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences, 29(3), 260-266, 2017.

22. ±Amtmann D, Bocell FD, Bamer A, Heinemann AW, Hoffman JM, Juengst SB, Rosenberg

M, Schneider JC, Wiechman S, McMullen K. Psychometric properties of the Satisfaction

with Life Scale in people with traumatic brain, spinal cord, or burn injury: a National Institute

on Disability, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation Model System study. Assessment.

February 2017:1073191117693921.

23. Baker-Sparr C, Hart T, Bergquest T, Bogner J, Dreer L, Juengst SB, Mellick D, O-Neil-

Pirozzi TM, Sander AM, Whiteneck GG. Internet and social media use after traumatic brain

injury: a Traumatic Brain Injury Model Systems Study. Journal of Head Trauma

Rehabilitation, 33(1), E9-E17, 2018.

24. Juengst SB, ±Wagner AK, Ritter AC, Szaflarski JP, Wakler WC, Zafonte RD, Brown AW,

Hammond FM, Pugh MJ, Shea T, Krellman JW, Bushnik T, Arenth PM. Post-traumatic

epilepsy associations with mental health outcomes in the first two years after moderate to

severe TBI: a TBI Model Systems analysis. Epilepsy and Behavior, 73, 240-246, 2017.

25. *Erler KS, Whiteneck GG, Juengst SB, Locascio J, Bogner JA, Kaminski J, Giacino J.

Predicting the trajectory of participation after traumatic brain injury: A longitudinal analysis.

Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation. 2018, [Epub ahead of print].

26. *Erler KS, Juengst SB, Smith DL, O’Neil-Pirozzi TM, Novack TA, Bergquist TF, Bogner

JA, Kaminski J, Giacino JT, Whiteneck GG. Examining driving and participation 5 years

after traumatic brain injury. OTJR: Occupation, Participation and Health. February

2018:1539449218757739. doi:10.1177/1539449218757739

27. *Erler KS, Juengst SB, Whiteneck GG, Locascio J, Bogner JA, Kaminski J, Giacino J. The

association of rehospitalization with participation 5 years after traumatic brain injury.

Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation, 33(6), E77-E84, 2018.

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28. Terhorst L, Juengst SB, Beck K, Shiffman S. People can change: measuring individual

variability in rehabilitation science. Rehabilitation Psychology, 63(3), 468-473, 2018.

29. ±Juengst SB, Terhorst L, Dicianno BE, Niemeier JP, Wagner AK. Development and content

validity of the Behavioral Assessment Screening Tool (BASTβ). Disability and

Rehabilitation, 41(10), 1200-1206, 2019.

30. ±Juengst SB, Osborne CL, Erler KS, Raina KD. Effects of fatigue, driving status, cognition,

and depression on participation in a chronic sample of adults with traumatic brain injury.

Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, 2017.

31. Kumar RG, Gao S, Juengst SB, Wagner AK, Fabio A. The effects of post-traumatic

depression on cognition, pain, fatigue, and headache after moderate to severe civilian

traumatic brain injury: a thematic review. Brain Injury, 2018; 32(4):383-394.

32. *DiSanto D, Kumar RG, Juengst SB, Hart T, Pirozzi T, Zasler N, Novack T, Dillahunt-

Aspillaga C, Graham K, Cotner B, Rabinowitz A, Dikmen S, Niemeier J, Kesinger M,

Wagner AK. Employment stability in the first 5 years after moderate to severe traumatic brain

injury. Archives of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, 100(3), 412-421, 2019.

33. *Kersey J, Juengst SB, Skidmore ER. Self-awareness of deficits after stroke may or may not

improve. American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 73(3), 2018.

34. ±Juengst SB, Terhorst L, Wagner AK. Factor structure of the Behavioral Assessment

Screening Tool (BAST) in traumatic brain injury. Disability and Rehabilitation, 42(2): 255-

260, 2020.

35. Juengst S, Nordvik JE, Junttila IS, Smith J, Kew CL*, Laukkala T±. Mental health

assessment in rehabilitation: a descriptive study through an international internet survey.

International Journal of Rehabilitation Research, 41(4), 368-372, 2018.

36. *Kumar RG, Olsen J, Juengst SB, Dams-O’Connor K, O’Neil-Pirozzi TM, Hammond FM, ±Wagner AK. Comorbid conditions among adults 50 years and older with traumatic brain

injury: examining associations with demographics, healthcare utilization, institutionalization,

and 1-year outcomes. Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation, 34(4), 224-232, 2019.

37. Osborne CL, Kauvar DS, ±Juengst SB. Linking the behavioral assessment screening tool to

the international classification of functioning, disability, and health as a novel indicator of

content validity. Disability & Rehabilitation, 42(12), 1775-1782, 2020.

38. ±Juengst SB, Silva V, Goldin Y, Cicerone K, Lengenfelder J, Chiaravalloti N, Driver S,

Mellick D, Dart G, Kew CL, Nabasny A, Bell KR. Care partner problem solving training

(CP-PST) for care partners of adults with traumatic brain injury during inpatient

rehabilitation: study protocol for a multisite, randomized, single-blind clinical feasibility trial.

Contemporary Clinical Trials, 80, 9-15, 2019.

39. Driver S, Juengst SB, McShan EE, Bennett M, Bell KR, Dubiel R. A randomized controlled

trial protocol for people with traumatic brain injury in a health lifestyle program (GLB-TBI).

Contemporary Clinical Trials Communications, 14:100328, 2019.

40. Higashi R, ±Juengst SB. Patient-centered measure development and Spanish validation

exemplar. Health Literacy Research and Practice, 3(4): e243-e249, 2019.

41. ±Juengst SB, Terhorst L, Kew CL, Wagner AK. Variability in daily self-reported emotional

symptoms and fatigue measured over eight weeks in community dwelling individuals with

traumatic brain injury. Brain Injury, 33(5), 567-573, 2019.

42. Bitussi U, Osborne CL, Juengst SB, Vargas R, Dolezal C, Avers S, Ha C, Elkins N, Bell KR.

Differences in baseline and post-season King-Devick times between recreational and

competitive youth soccer players. Archives of Sports Medicine & Physiotherapy, 4(1):1-1,

2019.

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43. ±Juengst SB, Osborne CL, Holavanahalli R, Silva V, Kew CL, Nabasny A, Bell K.

Feasibility study of Problem Solving Training (PST) for care partners of adults with traumatic

brain injury, spinal cord injury, burn injury, or strokeduring the inpatient hospital stay.

Archives of Rehabilitation Research & Clinical Translation, 2019.

44. Driver S, Juengst SB, Reynolds M, McShan E, Kew CL, Vega M, Bell KR, Dubiel R.

Healthy lifestyle after traumatic brain injury: a brief narrative. Brain injury, 33(10):1299-

1307, 2019.

45. Erler KS, Kew CL, Juengst SB. Participation differences by age and depression 5 years after

moderate-to-severe traumatic brain injury. International Review of Psychiatry, [ePub], 1369-

1627, 2019.

46. *Smith EE, Smith JAD, ±Juengst SB. Cognitive process scores associated with self-reported

behavioral dysfunction on the Frontal Systems Behavior Scale (FrSBE) in chronic traumatic

brain injury. Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology, [ePub]: 1380-3395,

2019.

47. Juengst SB, *Royston AR, Huang I, *Wright B. Family leave and return-to-work

experiences of physician mothers. JAMA Network Open, 2(10): e1913054, 2019.

48. Awan N, *DiSanto D, Juengst SB, Kumar RG, Bertisch H, Niemeier J, Fann JR, Sperry J, &

Wagner AK. Interrelationships Between Post-TBI Employment and Substance Abuse: A

Cross-lagged Structural Equation Modeling Analysis. Archives of Physical Medicine &

Rehabilitation, [Epub ahead of print], 2019. doi:10.1016/j.apmr.2019.10.189

49. ±Juengst SB, *Nabasny A, Terhorst L. Neurobehavioral Symptoms in Community-Dwelling

Adults With and Without Chronic Traumatic Brain Injury: Differences by Age, Gender,

Education, and Health Condition. Frontiers in Neurology, 10, 2019.

doi:10.3389/fneur.2019.01210

50. ±Juengst SB, *Nabasny A, Terhorst L. Cohort differences in neurobehavioral symptoms in

chronic mild to severe traumatic brain injury. Frontiers in Neurology, 10, 2019.

https://doi.org/10.3389/fneur.2019.01210

51. Malone C, Erler KS, Giacino JT, Hammond FM, Juengst SB, Locascio JJ, Nakase-

Richardson R, Verduzco-Gutierrez M, Whyte J, Zasler N, Bodien YG. Participation

following inpatient rehabilitation for traumatic disorders of consciousness: A TBI Model

Systems study. Frontiers in Neurology, 10, 2019. doi.org/10.3389/fneur.2019.01314

52. Kumar RG, Kesinger MR, Juengst SB, Brooks MM, Fabio A, Dams-O’Connor K, Pugh MJ,

Sperry J, Wagner AK. Effects of Hospital-Acquired Pneumonia on Long-Term Recovery and

Hospital Resource Utilization Following Moderate to Severe Traumatic Brain Injury. Journal

of Trauma, [Epub ahead of print], 2019.

53. Ketchum JM, Sevigny M, Hart T, O’Neil-Pirozzi TM, Sander A, Juengst SB, Bergquist TF,

Dreer LE, Whiteneck GG. The association between community participation and social

internet use among adults with traumatic brain injury. Journal of Head Trauma

Rehabilitation, [Epub ahead of print], 2020.

54. Vega M, *Nabasny A, ±Juengst SB. “Descubriendo Soluciones Juntos” – An Argument for

Adapting Problem-Solving Training for Latinx Care Partners after TBI. Rehabilitation

Psychology, [Epub ahead of print], 2020.

55. *Nabasny A, Myrga J, ±Juengst SB. Brief report of gender differences by Nighmare status

after truamatic brain injury. Rehabilitation Psychology, [in press], 2020.

56. Womack KB, Dubiel R, Callender L, Dunklin C, Dahdah M, Harris TS, Devous Sr. MD,

Juengst SB, Bell KR, Diaz-Arrastia R, Ding K. 123I-Iofluopane Single-Photon Emission

Computed Tomography as an Imaging Biomarker of Pre-Synaptic Dopaminergic System

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After Moderate-to-Severe Traumatic Brain Injury. J. Neurotrauma, [Epub ahead of print], Jun

3 2020. doi: 10.1089/neu.2019.6892

57. Lopez M, Bell KR, Annaswamy T, Juengst SB, Ifejika N. COVID-19 Guide for the

Rehabilitation Clinician: A Review of Non-Pulmonary Manifestations and Complications.

American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, [Epub ahead of print], May 26,

2020. doi: 10.1097/PHM.0000000000001479

58. Rabinowitz A, Chervoneva I, Hart T, O’Neil-Pirozzi TM, Juengst SB, Hoffman JM.

Heterogeneity in Temporal Ordering of Depression and Participation After Traumatic Brain

Injury. Archives of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, [in press], 2020.

59. Osborne CL, Smith E, ± Juengst SB. Exploring Care partner problems early in the

rehabilitation process using the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and

Health. American Journal of Occupational Therapy, [in press], 2020.

60. Osborne CL, Smith E*, ± Juengst SB. Identifying user-centered content, design, and features

for mobile health apps to support long-term assessment, behavioral intervention, and

transitions of care in neurological rehabilitation: An exploratory study. British Journal of

Occupational Therapy, [in press], 2020.

61. O’Neil-Pirozzi T, Lequerica A, Chiaravalloti N, Juengst SB, Newman J. Cognitive-

Communicative Predictors of Employment Outcomes One and Five Years Post-Traumatic

Brain Injury. Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation, [in press], 2020.

62. ±Juengst SB, McShan E, Noorbakhsh D, Driver SD. Providing equal attention: Designing

control groups for Intensive Lifestyle Interventions after brain injury. Brain Injury, [in press],

2020.

63. Benavides AM, Finn JA, Tang X, Ropacki S, Borwn RM, Smith AN, Stevens LF, Rabinowitz

AR, Juengst SB, Johnson-Greene D, Hart T. Psychosocial and functional predictors of

depression and anxiety symptoms in veterans and service members with TBI: A VA TBI

Model Systems study. Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation, [in press], 2020.

64. Awan N, DiSanto D*, Juengst SB, Kumar RG, Bertisch H, Niemeier J, Fann JR, Kesinger

MR, Sperry J, Wagner AK. Evaluating the cross-sectional and longitudinal relationships

predicting suicidal ideation following traumatic brain injury. Journal of Head Trauma

Rehabilitation, [ePub ahead of print], 2020.

65. Stevens LF, Ketchum JM, Sander AM, Gary KW, Graham KM, Lequerica AH, Finn J,

Kajankova M, Kolakowsky-Hayner S, Juengst SB, Rabinowitz AR, Dreer LE, Callender L,

Dillahunt-Aspillaga C. Race/Ethnicity and Community Participation Among Veterans and

Service Members With Traumatic Brain Injury: A VA Traumatic Brain Injury Model Systems

Study. Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation, [in press], 2020.

66. ±Juengst SB, Kajankova M, *Wright B, Terhorst L. Factor analysis of the adolescent version

of the Behavioral Assessment Screening Tool (BAST-A) in adolescents with concussion.

Brain Injury, [in press], 2020.

67. *Wright B, Wilmoth K, ±Juengst SB, Didehbani N, Maize R, Cullum CM. Perceived

recovery and self-reported functioning in adolescents with mild traumatic brain injury: The

role of sleep, mood, and physical symptoms.. Developmental Neurorehabilitation, [in press],

2020.

68. *Meltzer K, ±Juengst SB. Associations between frequent pain or headaches and

neurobehavioral symptoms by gender and TBI severity. Brain Injury, [in press], 2020.

69. *Nagele M, Vo WP, Kolessar M, Neaves S, ±Juengst SB. Assessment of impaired self-

awareness by cognitive domain after traumatic brain injury. Rehabilitation Psychology, [in

press], 2020.

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Invited Original Peer-Reviewed Research Articles

1. ±Dicianno BE, Fairman AD, Juengst SB, Braun PG, Zabel TA. Using the spina bifida life

course model in clinical practice: an interdisciplinary approach. Pediatric Clinics in North

America, 57, 945-957, 2010.

2. *Myrga JM, Juengst SB, Conley YP, Arenth PM, ±Wagner AK. Rehabilomics research:

dopamine system pathway genetics and recovery after TBI. Brain Injury Professional, 14(1),

8-12, 2017.

3. ±Juengst SB, Kumar RG, Wagner AK. Depression following traumatic brain injury:

prevalence, impact, and management challenges. Psychology Research and Behavior

Management, 10, 175-186, 2017.

4. ± Juengst SB, Hart T, Sander AM, Nalder EJ, Pappadis MR. Mobile health interventions after

traumatic brain injuries. Current Topics in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Reports, 7,

341-365, 2019.

5. Ramey LN, Osborne CL, Kasitinon D, Juengst SB. Apps and mobile health technology in

rehabilitation. Physical Medicine & Rehabiltiation Clinics of North America, 30(2), 485-497,

2019.

6. Olson DM, Juengst SB. The Hospital to Home Transition Following Acute Stroke. Nursing

Clinics of North America. 54(Epub 8 June 2019). doi.or/10.1016/j.cnur.2019.04.007

7. Hawley L, Hammond FM, Cogan A, Juengst SB, Mumbower R, Pappadis M, Waldman W,

Dams-O’Connor K. Ethical considerations in chronic brain injury. Journal of Head Trauma

Rehabilitation, 34(6), 433-436, 2019.

Reviews, Chapters, Monographs and Editorials

1. ±Wagner AK, Juengst SB, Kumar RG, Ritter AC, Diamond ML, Failla MD. Inflammation:

A new biological paradigm for understanding TBI as a chronic condition. The Challenge,

8(3), 10-11,21, Summer 2014.

2. Juengst SB⁺, Pappadis M⁺, Carmine H, Hawley L. ⁺co-first authors. Addressing the long-

term needs of care partners of persons with TBI. Brain Injury Professional, February, 2019.

Non-peer reviewed scientific or medical publications/materials in print or other media

1. Juengst SB & *Kesinger MR (Interviewees), Drown J (Producer), Babbage DR

(Interviewer/Media Editor). Acute trauma factor associations with suicidality after TBI.

Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. August 2016. [Audio podcast]. Retrieved

from http://archives-pmr.org

2. Juengst SB & Huang I (Interviewees), Trueger S & Desai AN (Interviewers). Family leave

and return-to-work experiences of physician mothers. JAMA Network Open Live. October

15, 2019 [Live Interview]. Retrievable at https://youtu.be/1MJkbk-t7GU

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