Psych20122
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All of these threads and posts about Neuropsychological fellowships an AACN have me wondering about alternatives. I have always had a strong interest in neuropsychology, but work as a school psychologist full-time (also licensed) and have young kids of my own. This means that there is no real way for me to accrue thousands of post-doc hours in a clinic nearby or abroad, at least in the near future. I noticed some other programs, such as one at "Fielding Graduate University," that offers an online "specialization in neuropsychology" certificate program. After looking into it further, it does require some in person learning but only on certain weekends.
Any insight about this kind of path? I can tell that it is very expensive. But on the other hand, payment for neuropsychological evaluations is also lucrative.
Any insight about this kind of path? I can tell that it is very expensive. But on the other hand, payment for neuropsychological evaluations is also lucrative.