Medical College of Georgia
Department of Psychiatry and Health Behavior: Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities
Medical College of Georgia
Department of Family Medicine
Dr. Jessica Britt-Thomas is an Assistant professor with dual appointment with Departments of Family and Community Medicine and Psychiatry and Health Behavior. Dr. Britt-Thomas currently serves as the Director of Integrated Behavioral Health in Family Medicine Clinic-outpatient services. She also serves at the Associate Training Director for the AU/MCG Doctoral Psychology Internship Program. She received her BA in Psychology from Auburn University and her MS and PhD in Clinical Psychology (with an emphasis in Forensic Psychology) from Palo Alto University. Dr. Britt-Thomas completed a predoctoral internship at Napa State Hospital, during which she completed major rotations in neuropsych forensic evaluations, Competency Restoration & NGRI evaluations,violence risk assessment and treatment, and comprehensive Dialectical Behavioral Therapy. She completed a postdoctoral fellowship in Seriously Mentally Ill (SMI) psychology through the partnership between Augusta University and East Central State Hospital with an expanded focus in neuropsychological and forensic assessment with acute populations. Her publications span in areas of LGBTQ+, forensics, substance abuse, and neuropsychology. Current clinical focuses are integrated behavioral medicine in primary care and underserved populations with comorbid mental health and chronic medical conditions.
