I'm wondering how much geographic flexibility there is within the field of neuropsychology. Someone within the field told me that since you are more specialized, your work is more in demand and therefore there are more jobs available. However, it seems to me it would work the opposite way (there are less jobs available in a particular specialty). Also, the training seems quite competitive so I imagine it's pretty common to have to move for internship, post-doc, and then to find a job. Is this true? Is private practice a viable option if you are tied to a particular area?