Jay Halaj, Ph.D.
Senior Consultant (Corvallis, OR) -- Jay leads continuing education seminars and provides clinical support and in-services for practitioners. Jay draws on his rich academic background to educate health practitioners in the use of electromedicine, including leading certification seminars and presentations. Jay earned his doctorate from Oregon State University in 1996 and later completed two post-doctoral trainings at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio and the University of Kentucky in Lexington. In 1998 Jay was awarded a prestigious National Science Foundation Fellowship. In previous positions Jay has published 18 peer-reviewed articles and gave more than 20 presentations at scientific symposia and meetings. He has been a reviewer for 8 scientific journals.

Melora A. Geyer, M.S.
Support Specialist and CME Coordinator (Corvallis, OR) -- Melora provides technical support to ensure patients are treating with the Alpha-Stim® according to the manufacturer's and/or practitioner's instructions. She also coordinates our continuing education seminars and our presence at medical conferences. In previous positions Melora assisted with development of a multidisciplinary medical curriculum project at University of Kentucky Chandler Medical Center and wrote the US Department of Education grant proposal that funded the project. At Miami University and Oregon State University she also developed grant proposals for science education projects, which were funded by the National Science Foundation, US Department of Education, National Institutes of Health, Ohio Board of Regents, Oregon Eisenhower Program, and numerous foundations and business corporations. She also coordinated continuing education seminars and professional workshops for Oregon State University. As a consultant for Horizon Research, Inc., Melora wrote reviews of over 200 precollege science education books. Melora served as research coordinator at Oregon State University and University of Washington and co-authored several peer-reviewed articles. Melora has a Master’s of Science degree from Oregon State University and a Bachelor’s degree from UC Davis.

Kenneth Shultz, Ed.D.
Psychological Advisor and Business Affiliate (Vancouver, WA) -- Dr. Shultz is a licensed clinical psychologist who earned his doctorate from the University of Southern California. He was formerly Clinical Director of the Tarzana Psychiatric Hospital and member of the Washington State Advisory Subcommittee on Substance Abuse. Dr. Shultz describes his therapeutic approach as "Integrative". His training has included Humanistic and Gestalt Psychology, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Object Relations, EMDR, Attachment and Interpersonal NeuroBiology, and Alpha-Stim® CES and MET. Dr. Shultz is a member of the Washington State Psychological Association (WSPA), the American Psychological Association (APA) and the EMDR International Association. He holds the APA Proficiency Certificate in the Treatment of Alcohol and Other Psychoactive Substance Use Disorders and is a Diplomate of The American Board of Medical Psychotherapists. Dr. Shultz has been in practice since 1969. He has practiced in Vancouver, WA since 1981. (visit Dr. Shultz's website).

Robyn Vega, M.S.
Patient Support Specialist (Corvallis, OR) -- Robyn assists patients in the acquisition of the Alpha-Stim® and related supplies. She provides technical support to maximize the benefit which patients receive from the Alpha-Stim® by treating according to the manufacturers and/or practitioner's instructions. Through previous positions, Robyn gained an understanding of eldercare for dementia patients and care for children with varying abilities. Robyn completed her Master of Science Degree at Oregon State University and her Bachelor of Arts Degree at UC Santa Barbara. Since 2003 she has served as a volunteer at Corvallis Public Schools. Robyn also assists children with numerous community service projects.