Jesse Peterson, PsyD is a Doctor of Psychology practicing neuropsychology at Bellin Health in Green Bay, Wisconsin.  Dr. Peterson’s interest in concussions and cognition began while playing DIII college football at Lawrence University in Wisconsin when the team completed its cognitive “baseline testing” during preseason camp.  After reading the writing on the wall, which clearly indicated that slow, short running backs with bad hands had no opportunities to continue playing football after college, Dr. Peterson quickly transitioned into graduate school with a special interest in neuropsychology.  Dr. Peterson earned his PsyD at Wheaton College, writing his dissertation on the performance validity indicators of a popular concussion assessment tool, and completed his predoctoral internship at the University of Missouri wing of the Missouri Health Sciences Psychology Consortium.  He went on to complete postdoctoral fellowships at the University of Missouri and University of Wisconsin to gain broad experience with adult neuropsychology patients, conducting outpatient and inpatient evaluations for patients experiencing traumatic brain injuries of all severities, dementia, stroke, epilepsy and other neurologic disorders, neurodevelopmental disorders, and psychiatric complications.  Though a neuropsychological generalist, a large portion of Dr. Peterson’s current patients include individuals experiencing the subacute and chronic cognitive effects of traumatic brain injuries, including concussions.

Speaker Disclosures

Financial: Jesse Peterson has an employment relationship with Bellin Health as a  clinical neuropsychologist. He receives a speaking honorarium from

Focus on Function Physical Therapy, PC.

Non-Financial: Jesse Peterson is an affiliate member of the American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology.