John Strang
About John Strang
John Strang is an Assistant Professor at The George Washington University and a Neuropsychologist at Children's National Health System, where he has worked since 2011. He specializes in the intersection of neurodiversity and gender diversity, with a focus on executive function and autism spectrum disorders.
Work at The George Washington University
John Strang has served as an Assistant Professor in the School of Medicine at The George Washington University since 2016. His role involves teaching and contributing to the academic environment, focusing on areas related to psychology and neurodevelopment. His position at the university complements his clinical work and research interests, particularly in neurodiversity and gender diversity.
Current Role at Children's National Health System
Since 2011, John Strang has been a Neuropsychologist at the Center for Autism Spectrum Disorders within Children's National Health System. In addition to this role, he has been the Director of the Gender and Autism Program since 2017. His work involves addressing the unique needs of individuals with autism, particularly in relation to gender development, and he has a clinical and research interest in executive function.
Education and Expertise
John Strang earned a Doctor of Psychology degree from The George Washington University. Prior to this, he completed both a Bachelor and Master of Music at the University of Michigan. His educational background provides a foundation for his work in psychology, particularly in neuropsychology and autism spectrum disorders.
Professional Background
John Strang's professional background includes various roles in clinical psychology and music. He has worked as a Predoctoral Extern and Intern at Children's National Health System, MedStar National Rehabilitation Network, and Whitman-Walker Health. Additionally, he has experience in music leadership, having served as Director of Music at All Souls Church Unitarian and as the Founder and Artistic Director of The DC Children’s Choir.
Research Interests
John Strang focuses on the intersection of neurodiversity and gender diversity in both clinical and research settings. His work aims to enhance understanding and support for individuals with autism, particularly regarding executive function and gender development. His research contributes to the broader field of psychology and informs practices within his clinical roles.