Article archive / April 1, 2013
Originally published: . Volume 4, No. 8. Source pages: 8.
Three candidates ran to serve on the psychology board to fill an unexpired term caused by Dr. John Courtney’s resignation in December 2012.
Ballots were counted last month and according to Dr. Bryan Gros, President of the Louisiana Psychological Association, Dr. Beverly Stubblefield received 59 votes, Dr. Jessica Brown received 54 votes, and Dr. Thomas Fain received 31 votes.
Dr. Stubblefield is a clinical psychologist from Slidell, Louisiana, who been licensed in Louisiana since 1987 and Mississippi since 1989. She has served previously on the LSBEP, as investigator and supervisor of impaired psychologists for the board.
Brown has worked for the Department of Health and Hospitals in Behavioral Health, and is in transition to the Neuromedical Center, in Baton Rouge, as a staff psychologist.
Dr. Fain is a clinical and medical psychologist, who is in private practice in Baton Rouge. He is licensed to practice in Louisiana and Texas. He has served twice as president of the Louisiana Psychological Association.
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