Our Team
Dr. Mega is a Cognitive Neurologist who trained at UCLA where he also obtained his PhD in Neuroscience with an emphasis on structural and functional brain mapping. He directed the Memory Disorders clinic at UCLA from 1996-2002 as well as the Alzheimer Center’s imaging core. He came to Providence Saint Vincent’s in 2004 and directed the Cognitive Assessment Clinic until 2015 when he began the Center for Cognitive Health. He has published multiple scientific papers, book chapters, and a textbook contributing to the field of cognitive neuroscience. View Dr. Mega’s CV here.
Shelby Kline MS
Shelby is the Director of Clinical Research and a Psychometrician for the clinic. She graduated with her Master’s of Science in biology, focusing on developmental Neuroendocrinology. In addition to working at the Center of Cognitive Health, she also enjoys teaching for the Medical Professions department of Portland Community College. Some of her favorite thing to do are hike, cook, and travel—with the South Island of New Zealand being her favorite destination yet!
Tyler Leecing BS
Tyler is a Clinical Research Coordinator and Psychometrician. He graduated with a Bachelors in Science in Psychology with a Minor in Sociology from Portland State University. Prior to joining our clinic Tyler has worked as a behavioral therapist for children on the autism spectrum. He has also volunteered with a local non-profit called NW Noggin teaching children about neuroscience and the relationship between art and science. He would like to pursue a Masters in Neuroscience focused in research. His hobbies are playing music, skateboarding, hiking, and writing.
Ericka Eyton BA
Ericka is a Clinical Research Coordinator and Psychometrician. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, focusing on neuroscience, from Lewis & Clark College. Before joining our team, Ericka interned with the Psychoneuroimmunology Lab at the Portland VA and helped develop a new study with the Neuroscience Lab at Lewis & Clark. In her free time, Ericka enjoys cooking, gardening, and getting outside to enjoy the Pacific Northwest.
Emilee Andersen MA
Emilee is a Psychometrician and Research Assistant for the clinic. She graduated with a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology. Emilee has always been interested and passionate about learning the mechanisms of brain-behavior relationships, particularly in relation to neuropsychology and neurodegenerative disorders. Some of her favorite things to do include traveling, photography, hiking, and reading a good mystery book.