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David Coppel

Sports Neuropsychologist and Sport Psychologist

David Coppel is a retired Professor and Director of Neuropsychological Services and Research at the University of Washington (UW) Medicine Sports Concussion Program. He held this position from August 2009 until July 2022, contributing significantly to the field of neuropsychology, particularly in relation to sports-related concussions.

Professional Background

  • Title: Professor, Director of Neuropsychological Services and Research (Retired)
  • Institution: UW Medicine Sports Concussion Program
  • Duration: August 2009 - July 2022

Contributions

Dr. Coppel has been involved in various aspects of neuropsychological research and clinical practice, focusing on the psychological impacts of sports concussions. His work has been influential in understanding post-concussion syndrome and improving management strategies for affected athletes.

Affiliations

In addition to his role at UW Medicine, Dr. Coppel is also associated with Seattle Children's Hospital, where he continues to contribute to pediatric neuropsychology.

Current Status

As of now, Dr. Coppel is retired but remains recognized for his contributions to neuropsychological services and research within the context of sports medicine.

Highlights

Jun 29 · linkedin

I want to announce that at the end of the month (June) I will be retiring from the University of Washington and the UW Medicine Sports Concussion Program. For the last 13 years I have had the great opportunity to be part of developing the UW Sports Concussion Program and work along side talented sports medicine providers and excellent Clinic and Departmental staff. Being able to continue my practice combination of neuropsychology, clinical psychology and sport/performance psychology over the last 13 years has been incredibly satisfying. Caring for concussed or injured athletes, and/or those wanting to improve performance, has allowed me to draw on all 3 areas of expertise. I have appreciated the support of Dr. Richard Ellenbogen and the Department of Neurological Surgery. The faculty are, not surprisingly, incredibly brilliant, hard working and compassionate people, with consistently high levels of performance and achievements. I have felt privileged to be part of the Department.

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Location

Seattle, Washington, United States