PSY-696 Clinical Internship0.5-24 semester credits
Clinical internships provide a planned, integrated sequence of clinical and didactic experiences with the goal of providing sufficient training and supervision so that the intern can, upon completion, function responsibly as an entry level professional psychologist. The program follows the criteria for internships as determined by APPIC and students are required to apply for an accredited internship through the APPIC Match process.
The internship must provide at least 25% of the intern’s time providing a range of psychological assessment and intervention activities conducted directly with recipients of psychological services. Full time and half time interns must spend at least 2 hours per week in didactic activities such as case conferences, seminars, in service training or grand rounds. Internship experience must be either full-time for one year or half-time for two consecutive years and must complete/document a minimum of 1,800 total hours.
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Delivery Method: In person
Grading Default: Credit/No Credit Only
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