FAQs
What is the purpose of this postgraduate internship?
The purpose of this postgraduate internship is to provide recent graduates with a temporary professional learning experience that allows them to gain practical work experience related to their field of study in clinical psychology.
What kind of supervision will interns receive during the program?
Interns will receive supervision in behavioral family therapy for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and other neurodevelopmental/medical disorders in collaboration with the Center for Children and Families and Morgan’s Wonderland Multi-Assistance Center.
Will interns have opportunities for collaboration with other specialties?
Yes, interns will have regular collaboration with other subspecialties and multidisciplinary clinics, enhancing their learning experience through diverse professional interactions.
Are there research opportunities available for interns?
Yes, interns are welcome to engage in ongoing research during their internship, providing them with the chance to contribute to the advancement of knowledge in clinical psychology.
Will interns have the chance to teach others during their internship?
Yes, teaching opportunities will be provided for interns to work with pediatric residents and psychology practicum students, allowing them to share their knowledge and experiences.
What are the minimum qualifications required to apply for this internship?
The minimum qualification required is the completion of a postsecondary applicable degree or training program related to the field of clinical psychology.
Is this internship affiliated with any specific institution?
Yes, this internship is offered by Baylor College of Medicine, which is committed to equal opportunity and affirmative action employment practices.
What type of tasks will interns perform during this internship?
Interns will perform and observe tasks related to their field of study, and they will assist with special projects or programs that relate to their area of expertise.