Psychology Fellowship Training Program
Program mission
The primary goal of the Postdoctoral Fellowship Program in Clinical Psychology is to help fellows develop the clinical and research skills necessary to work competently with diverse pediatric populations and to obtain a position in a pediatric healthcare setting or university-based training program.
A variety of clinical, research and didactic experiences are provided, allowing fellows to benefit from placement at a leading children's medical center. In addition to supervised training experiences, fellows may have opportunities to supervise interns, externs and practicum students and to collaborate in multidisciplinary forums (case-centered consultations, research activities). Research is a highly-valued component of the fellowship experience, and all fellows integrate research goals into their overall plan for the fellowship.
Approach to training
We have a broad and varied array of fellowship experiences that are available through faculty members as funding permits. Our four general areas of specialization are:
- Pediatric Psychology
- Clinical/Community/School Psychology
- Autism Spectrum Disorders
- Neuropsychology
Although these specialized postdoctoral fellowships vary in their clinical, didactic and research opportunities, there is a community of psychology postdoctoral fellows who share some common experiences throughout their fellowship training.
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