How to Apply

Our application process is competitive. We consider applicants who have completed APA/CPA-approved doctoral programs in a relevant area of psychology (usually clinical psychology), and an APA/CPA-accredited clinical predoctoral internship. Please use the taxonomy to describe your graduate work and internship (e.g., a Major Area of Study or Emphasis).

Competitive applicants are well-rounded clinicians in the scientist-practitioner tradition who demonstrate:

• Strong prior training in neuropsychology including graduate coursework and clinical didactics in neuropsychology. In addition to core clinical psychology training, applicants should have completed two or more year-long practica/externships and substantial internship rotation(s) in neuropsychology. Please be sure to describe your neuropsychology training experiences clearly in your application.
• A clear focus on working with children and adolescents. If you trained at lifespan sites, please indicate the approximate percent time with children/adolescents.
• A record of meaningful participation and productivity in research. In addition to completion of an empirical dissertation and formal coursework in statistics and research methods, competitive candidates have a record of multiple peer-reviewed, empirical publications and presentations, strong skills in statistical analysis, and an interest in conducting research on postdoc and beyond. A commitment to shared values. We seek applicants who will value and contribute to our work with heterogeneous and underserved populations and help us provide respectful, responsive care to all.