I don't know any professional Psy.Ds. I do know lots of students. As far as I know, there is no problem with Psy.D.s working in neuropsychology. In my wife's program, their match rate for internship was pretty good (a lot of VAs and military positions). Some of the practica students where I'm at are concerned about competing for Div. 40 internships. For neuropsychology, there are training guidelines and there is a certification board. It requires certain things. However, as of now, the board has no teeth, meaning that there is nothing stopping someone with a doctorate in psychology (ph.d. or psy.d.) from practicing neuropsychology regardless of their training.
Thank you very much for your information. I a am very interested in neuropsych. Last year I attended one of the best medical schools in the country,however, i decided medical school was not for me (it was not the work load, I had a 4.0, but just wanted to be with my family). Currently enrolled in a Psy.D program. Thank you so much for your helpful insight to those of us who are new.
Funny you said about brain-behavior relationship. Just today, the professor asked a question about the brain, I took neuro anatamy in med school, and i gave a very detail explanation.....She told the class that that was the most profound and exact explanation she has ever heard in 35 years of teaching. My biological background has helped me alot, since I did not have any psychological background in my life....thanks u
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