Board Certification 

ABPN in Neurology 

ABPN in Pain Medicine

UCNS in Headache and Orofacial Pain Medicine

UC, San Francisco - Fellowship in Interventional Pain Management 

Cleveland Clinic - Fellowship in Headache Medicine 

Texas Tech University - Neurology Residency

UC, Irvine - Medical School

UCLA - Masters in Biomedical Engineering

UC, Irvine - Bachelors in Biological Sciences 

01/01/24 – Present  Boomerang Health – Director of Traumatic Brain Injury 

08/01/22 – Present Headache and Spine Care – Founding Physician Headache Medicine, Interventional Pain Management & TBI 

11/01/21 – Present Newport Care Medical Group, Medical Director - Headache Center
Interventional Pain Management 

11/01/2019 – Present Loma Linda University - Assistant Clinical Professor Department of Neurology – Headache and TBI Medicine

7/13/2015 – 7/30/2018 University of California, San Francisco -Assistant Clinical Professor
Director of Outpatient Headache Infusion Services Department of Neurology

2020 – Present  Expert Witness, Independent Medical Evaluator, Medical Record Reviewer

2015 - Present  California Medical Board 

2021 – Present  Qualified Medical Examiner (QME)

ABPN Board Certified Pain Medicine 

Fluoroscopy X-Ray Supervisor and Operator 

ABPN Board Certified Neurologist 

UCNS Board Certified Headache Medicine 

California Medical License 

DEA license unrestricted 

At CBIME, we offer specialized care and treatment for a variety of medical conditions, including heart disease, diabetes, and cancer.

PsyD., California Graduate Institute of Professional Psychology

Master's degree, National University, Organizational Psychology & Human Resource Management

Certificate of Mediation and Conflict Management, Professional Mediation Associates 

Advanced Mediation Certificate, California Lawyers for the Arts, Malibu, California 

Certificate D’Assiduite, French language competency certificate, Hyeres & Paris France Certificate 

Centre of Excellence Diploma, Neuropsychological Diploma

Dr. Pasek has extensive experience performing forensic neuropsychological, psychological evaluations, and cognitive assessments in private practice and for government agencies. Throughout her career, Dr. Pasek has conducted thousands of neuropsychological and psychological assessments and interviews, testified in over a hundred cases (both civil and industrial) as an expert witness, and provided assessment services for attorneys, psychiatrists, and psychologists. 

Dr. Pasek expertise spans many employment and social safety net sectors including first responders, corrections, workers compensation, and disability determinations. She also has broad experience in the legal and educational fields as a former Executive Director for a non-profit Mediation Center working for the courts of Los Angeles and San Bernardino Counties. Dr. Pasek is a former Educational Liaison for several school districts and continues to provide assessment services for a pediatric mental health clinic.

PsyD.

An injury to the brain resulting in deterioration of cognitive, physical, emotional or independent functioning. 

Causes include but not limited to the following: 

• Trauma
• Anoxia/hypoxia
• Infection
• Tumor 
• Substance abuse 
• Stroke

Impairment may be either temporary or permanent and cause partial or total disability. 

According to CDC, there were approximately 214,110 TBI-related hospitalizations in 2020* and 69,473 TBI-related deaths in 2021. 

This represents more than 586 TBI-related hospitalizations and 190 TBI-related deaths per day.

People 75 years and older had the highest numbers and rates of TBI-related hospitalizations* and deaths.1 This age group accounts for about 32% of TBI-related hospitalizations and 28% of TBI-related deaths.

Males were nearly two times more likely to be hospitalized (79.9 age-adjusted rate versus 43.7)* and three times more likely to die1 from a TBI than females (28.3 versus 8.4).

Primary injury - Due to mechanical forces

Secondary injury - Tissue and cellular damages

Motor & Sensory

Communication

Cognitive

Psychosocial Impairments