Psy.D. Clinical/School Psychology
Prepare to deliver effective, evidence-based psychological services in a variety of settings with the Doctorate in School/Clinical Psychology (Psy.D.) program. This innovative curriculum blends the professional areas of clinical and school psychology in a programmatic sequence of courses, culminating in the completion of a dissertation that addresses an issue relevant for the professional practice of clinical/school psychology.
Program Details
Standard Completion Time
4 years
Program Credits: 96
Accreditation
American Psychological Association (APA)
Accredited on Contingency as of October 28, 2018
Start Terms
- August 24, 2021
In person only
The Doctor of Psychology program holds classes on the Roberts Wesleyan College campus in North Chili. Limited housing accommodations are available to students requiring lodging for the duration of the degree program.
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Program Highlights
PRACTICUM EXPERIENCES beginning in your first semester
RESIDENCY + INTERNSHIP
3-years of residency at Roberts Wesleyan College, followed by one year of internshipAMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION (APA)
Accredited on Contingency as of October 28, 2018EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE AND DATA-BASED DECISION-MAKING
SPECIALIZE YOUR TRAINING to work with religious and spiritual issues that relate to mental health
Popular Careers & Employers
Careers
- Psychologist
- School Psychologist
Employers
- School Districts
- Hospitals
- Mental Health Clinics
- Integrated Health Care Settings
- Forensic Settings
- Private Practice
- Offices for Students with Disabilities
Alumni Success
Dr. Rebecca Draper ’20
Roberts Wesleyan College, Assistant Professor, Department of Social Work
Dr. Julia Vitale ’20
Genesse Valley Psychology Post Doc
Dr. Kristi Kohl ’20
Webster School District
Dr. Alyana Davison ’20
LOSATS (Linden Oaks Specialized Assessment and Treatment Services)
Dr. Alysa MacMillen ’20
Dr. Vanessa Komerak ’20
Webster School District
First Graduated Class of The PsyD program, 100% employed upon graduation.