Rotations & Faculty

Clinical Child Track

The intern in the Clinical Child Track will receive training in assessment, consultation, and intervention across diverse content areas in child and family clinical and health psychology.  Each clinic and service emphasizes different content areas and activities that correspond to faculty expertise and are supervised by faculty in the Department of Clinical and Health Psychology. Rotations are organized by clinic or service.

Standard Rotations

Interns will be assigned to the following 6-month and year-long rotations:

Elective Rotation

Pediatric Psychology Intensive Track

The two interns in this track will be exposed to a wide variety of patient populations and medical settings. Rotations involve consultation and brief targeted assessment/intervention experiences for working with children with acute and chronic health conditions in outpatient interdisciplinary clinics, inpatient consultation on the pediatric units at UF Health Shands Hospital, and targeted intakes and intervention within the UF Psychology Specialties Behavioral Pediatrics Clinic. Interns will have opportunities to address a variety of presenting concerns including disease self-management, coping and adjustment, feeding aversion, elimination disorders, pain and behavioral sleep challenges, as well as other conditions across the rotations described below. All rotations are organized by the day on which the clinic or service is offered by the attending faculty member.

Standard Rotations

Interns will be assigned to the following 6-month and year-long rotations:

Elective Rotations