Concussion specialist

Eric Johnson PsyD

📍 Scottsdale, Arizona · ✓ Listing verified 2026-07-11

About

Eric Johnson, PsyD is a Scottsdale, Arizona Neuropsychology specialist whose subspecialty is Sports Concussion Neuropsychology (ImPACT). They see patients at Arizona Neurology and Sleep Center. Their role there is Director of Clinical Training and Associate Professor, Arizona School of Professional Psychology.

Areas of concussion focus include ImPACT Testing, Neuropsychological Assessment and mTBI. In this directory the listing sits under Neuropsychology/Cognitive, Rehabilitation/Brain Injury and Multidisciplinary Concussion.

The practice sees athletes, children and teenagers and adults.

The Scottsdale Concussion Squad is a network of concussion specialists organized to provide ongoing, coordinated care after a concussion, when symptoms are often delayed and continued monitoring is needed. Created by Dr. David Carfagno, the group brings together neurology, sports medicine, neuropsychology, physical therapy, and other providers. Neuropsychologist Dr. Eric Johnson uses ImPACT computerized testing to help assess and manage concussions in patients across a wide age range.

Services

Neuropsychology/CognitiveRehabilitation/Brain InjuryMultidisciplinary Concussion

Clinical focus areas

ConcussionImPACT TestingNeuropsychological AssessmentmTBI

Details

Provider typeNeuropsychologist
SpecialtyNeuropsychology
PracticeArizona Neurology and Sleep Center (Scottsdale Concussion Squad)
RoleDirector of Clinical Training and Associate Professor, Arizona School of Professional Psychology
ServesAthletes/Sports, Pediatric/Youth, Adult

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