Hey everyone,
From my understanding, a major difference between internship and postdoc apps is that postdoc cover letters are much more specific / tailored to the site.
However....how does that work for postdocs that are "general clinical psychology"? There are some postdoc sites that are as general as it can get...adult population, a rotation between like 12 different emphasis areas...equal part research and clinical work.
What's the angle for these places? I mean you could just say "I want to be a psychologist for adults" but it's much harder to differentiate vs. applying for a post-doc centered around technology, or children, or neuro (obv). How do sites even distinguish candidates for postdocs that are so general/rotational in nature? Is it just a matter of total #s / patients / listing every freaking condition you've seen to show "general"ness?
Sorry if this is a dumb sounding thread lol, you can clearly tell I need guidance!
From my understanding, a major difference between internship and postdoc apps is that postdoc cover letters are much more specific / tailored to the site.
However....how does that work for postdocs that are "general clinical psychology"? There are some postdoc sites that are as general as it can get...adult population, a rotation between like 12 different emphasis areas...equal part research and clinical work.
What's the angle for these places? I mean you could just say "I want to be a psychologist for adults" but it's much harder to differentiate vs. applying for a post-doc centered around technology, or children, or neuro (obv). How do sites even distinguish candidates for postdocs that are so general/rotational in nature? Is it just a matter of total #s / patients / listing every freaking condition you've seen to show "general"ness?
Sorry if this is a dumb sounding thread lol, you can clearly tell I need guidance!