Erin Esposito, Psy.D., is a licensed psychologist in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Dr. Esposito completed her fellowship at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania in the neuropsychology track and she completed most of her clinical training in hospital settings in the greater Philadelphia area. She has worked for the Cooper University Healthcare System since 2021. Most of her role is dedicated to direct patient care in the neuropsychology service through the Cooper Neurological Institute (CNI). However, she also provides supervision for trainees. Given the nature of the services provided, role responsibilities also involve providing ongoing education to referral sources and patients. She perceives that neuropsychological evaluations are useful at not only providing diagnostic specificity, but they are also ways to provide recommendations that can improve quality of life. When not working, she enjoys spending her free time with her husband and sons.

Merin Campbell, PsyD, earned her doctoral degree in clinical psychology and certificate in neuropsychology at Widener University’s Institute for Graduate Clinical Psychology (IGCP). She completed a post-doctoral residency in neuropsychology within the department of neurology at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania (HUP) and has worked as a full-time neuropsychologist at Cooper University Health (CUH) System since 2015. She currently serves as lead psychologist for the CUH neuropsychology service. Prior to her neuropsychology training, Dr. Campbell worked as a school psychologist in Northern NJ. Although her recent work has focused on serving adults and older adults with neurologic and neurocognitive disorders, she considers herself a lifespan practitioner and remains passionate about pediatric neuropsychology. Other areas of clinical interest include in the role of neuropsychology in neuro-interventional and neurosurgical procedures such as Wada/fMRI and intraoperative brain mapping. She resides in South Jersey with her husband, daughter, and 2 beloved rescue dogs.