Psy.D. Programs with a Concentration in Neuropsych?

[caitlinelise10]

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Can anyone tell me of any programs that have a concentration/tract in Neuropsychology?
Here are the ones I know of so far:
Loyola? (not completely sure)
Widener
Virginia Consortium
Nova Southeastern
Loma Linda
Florida Institute of Technology
Yeshiva
Pacific University
George Washington University (Assessment)
Antioch New England Graduate School (Assessment)
Immaculata College
Wisconsin School of Prof. Psy.
Adler School of Prof. Psy.
University of Denver (Adult/Child Assessment & Therapy)

Thanks!

 

[Therapist4Chnge]

Finding a good mentor, access to practica sites, and being able to take some of the basic classes are all important things to consider. "Tracks" do not guarantee better training, so don't only look at programs that have them. It is an area where mentorship is very important, and people often ask where you trained and who you trained under.

As an aside, neuropsychology tends to skew towards Ph.Ds, particularly at the more sought after positions. I don't mean to imply you can't be successful and eventually become board certified in neuropsychology....but you'll be in the minority as a Psy.D.

 

[caitlinelise10]

Thank you both for giving me so much to consider. I am just starting this process, so I'm trying to learn all that I can as quickly as I can 😀

 

[PsychAddict]

Thank you both for giving me so much to consider. I am just starting this process, so I'm trying to learn all that I can as quickly as I can 😀

Also look into Roosevelt University. That's where I'll be attending next fall and they have a neuropsych concentration.

 

[caitlinelise10]

Also look into Roosevelt University. That's where I'll be attending next fall and they have a neuropsych concentration.

Thanks! I'll check them out.