Psychology Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Health Service Psychology – Clinical

Applicants for the Baylor Scott & White Postdoctoral Fellowship Program in Health Service Psychology (Clinical) must have completed a doctoral degree in clinical or counseling psychology from a university-based program (PhD or PsyD) accredited by the American Psychological Association (APA) or the Canadian Psychological Association (CPA) and finished a one-year pre-doctoral internship in Health Service Psychology that is APA- or CPA-accredited, or its substantial equivalent, i.e., an APPIC-member internship program.

(Note: These two requirements demand that the applicant’s dissertation is completed at the time the fellowship begins.)

Individuals wishing to apply for the Baylor Scott & White Postdoctoral Fellowship Program in Clinical Health Psychology must submit the following materials:

• Curriculum vitae;

• Letter of intent: 1-2 pages outlining the specific training track (i.e., End of Life Care, Grief & Bereavement; Consultation/Liaison Health Psychology) for which one is applying and why;

• Three letters of recommendation: one letter should be from the internship director of clinical training/supervisor, one letter from the applicant’s graduate program, and another letter from a professional familiar with the applicant’s academic and clinical training);

• Attestation statement from the applicant's graduate school Director of Clinical Training indicating the applicant's status in the program and projected completion of the requirements for the doctorate prior to the fellowship year (waived for those who have already earned a doctorate);

• Official transcript from graduate program;

• Copies of two clinical reports (de-identified): one assessment/evaluation report and one psychotherapy intervention note.