DR. MARK C. WILDE, PSY.D.
Neurology at Hargrave Rd, Houston, TX
License number
Texas 25025
Category
Social Work
Type
Clinical Neuropsychologist
License number
Texas 25025
Category
Neurology
Type
Clinical Neurophysiology
Address
Address
13300 Hargrave Rd SUITE 505, Houston, TX 77070
Phone
(281) 737-1167
(281) 469-1460 (Fax)
(281) 469-1460 (Fax)
Personal information
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Address
Phone
8915 Prairie Dr, Houston, TX 77064
932 Byrne St, Houston, TX 77009
9821 Chapel Rd APT 1823, Waco, TX 76712
PO Box 8057, Houston, TX 77288
1203 Glenwood Cv, Round Rock, TX 78681
Professional information
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Assistant Professor And Clinical Neuropsychologist At The University Of Texas Health Science Center At Houston
Assistant Professor And Clinical Neuropsychologist At The University Of Texas Health Science Center At Houston
Position:
Assistant Professor at University of Texas Medical School at Houston, Assistant Professor at University of Texas Health Medical School at Houston, Clinical Neuropsychologist at Memorial Hermann Hospital, Licensed Psychologist at State of Texas, Certified Psychologist at State of Texas
Location:
Houston, Texas Area
Industry:
Higher Education
Work:
University of Texas Medical School at Houston
since Mar 1997
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Assistant Professor
University of Texas Health Medical School at Houston
since Mar 1997
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Assistant Professor
Memorial Hermann Hospital
since Jan 1997
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Clinical Neuropsychologist
State of Texas
since Oct 1993
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Licensed Psychologist
State of Texas
since Oct 1992
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Certified Psychologist
Moody Foundation
Jan 2001 - Jan 2003
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Investigator
Memorial Hermann Comprehensive Rehabilitation
Facility
Jan 1998 - Jan 2003
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Clinical Neuropsychologist
Sheltering Arms Physical Rehabilitation Center
Sep 1994 - Feb 1997
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Staff Neuropsychologist
Education:
The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston 1990 - 1991
Loyola University of Chicago 1980
Degree Baylor College of Medicine
Postdoctoral Fellowship, Clinical Neuropsychology Forest Institute of Professional Psychology
Psy.D, Clinical Psychology Forest Institute of Professional Psychology
M.A, Psychology
Loyola University of Chicago 1980
Degree Baylor College of Medicine
Postdoctoral Fellowship, Clinical Neuropsychology Forest Institute of Professional Psychology
Psy.D, Clinical Psychology Forest Institute of Professional Psychology
M.A, Psychology
Interests:
The neuropsychology of sleep and its disorders.
The neuropsychology of cerebral vascular disorders.
Traumatic brain injury.
Mark C Wilde, Houston TX
Mark C Wilde, Houston TX
Specialties:
Neuropsychology, Clinical Neuropsychology
Address:
6411 Fannin St, Houston 77030
(281) 252-9993 (Phone), (281) 252-9997 (Fax)
(281) 252-9993 (Phone), (281) 252-9997 (Fax)
Languages:
English
Motorized Mobile Boxing Robot
Motorized Mobile Boxing Robot
US Patent:
5100138, Mar 31, 1992
Filed:
Jul 18, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/554698
Inventors:
Mark S. Wilde - Houston TX
International Classification:
A63B 6700, A63B 6900
US Classification:
273 85R
Abstract:
A motorized mobile robot carries a person and is articulated and controlled by joysticks and foot pedals or by remote control to simulate the sport of boxing by effecting punches and blocks upon a like robot. Fluid motor driven wheels propel the robot in forward, rearward, lateral, turning, and spinning movements. An upper frame above the wheel base defines an enclosure having a generally humanoid configuration including a torso with an interior seat for supporting a person within the enclosure in a sitting position. A pair of independently movable arm assemblies connected at each side of the torso are driven by fluid actuators and each has a shoulder portion pivotally movable relative to the torso, an upper arm portion pivotally movable relative to the shoulder portion, and a forearm portion pivotally movable relative to the upper arm portion with a padded boxing glove at the outer end. A head member is movably mounted on the torso and a scoreboard on the torso indicates the number of times the head has been pivoted rearwardly by blows delivered by an opponent to determine the winner of a boxing match. A proximity control allows arm movement only when one robot is in a predetermined position relative to a like robot.