Postdoctoral Training Program in Psychology
Specialty Areas
Postdoctoral Training Program in Psychology is accredited by the American Psychological Association. We offer training in three areas:
Clinical Adult Psychology
The Clinical Adult Psychology resident residency provides advanced training in clinical research and care for Mood Disorders in Adults, also emphasizing co-morbidities and health services research. The Consortium between the University of Michigan and Ann Arbor VA Healthcare System consists of shared goals and objectives, core curriculum, and extensive sharing of faculty expertise, resources, and clinical opportunities for residents in developmental fashion.
Clinical Child Psychology
The Clinical Child Psychology specialty area provides advanced training in the delivery of mental health services to children and families, the integration of science and practice, and the conduct of programmatic research.
For 2013, the Clinical Child Psychology specialty area will be recruiting 2 residents.
Clinical Neuropsychology
The Clinical Neuropsychology area provides specialty training in the application of knowledge of brain-behavior relationships and of Clinical Psychology for the benefit of patients suffering from disorder, disease, or injury to the central nervous system. The Consortium between the University of Michigan and Ann Arbor VA Healthcare System consists of shared goals and objectives, core curriculum, and extensive sharing of faculty expertise, resources, and clinical opportunities for residents in developmental fashion.
For 2013, the UMHS/AAVAHS consortium will be recruiting 5 residents for the following APPCN positions (more than one position can be ranked per applicant): UM-Neurodegenerative, UM-Mood Disorders/Neuroimaging, UM-Geriatric, VA-TBI/Geriatric, and UM-Pediatric.
