Clinical Child & Pediatric Psychology Track
The intern in the Clinical Child and Pediatric Psychology Track will receive training in assessment, consultation, and intervention across diverse content areas in clinical child/family and pediatric 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:
Supervisor: Alana Rawlinson, PhD, Within Program PCIT Trainer
Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT)
Length: ½ day for 6-12 months
Supervisor: Joy Gabrielli, PhD, ABPP
Adolescent Mental Health
Length: ½ day for 6-12 months
Supervisor: David Janicke, PhD, ABPP
Behavioral Pediatrics Clinic
Length: Full day for 6 months
Elective Rotations
Interns will be assigned elective rotations based on training preferences and rotation availability.
Supervisor: Shelley Heaton, PhD
Pediatric Craniofacial Anomalies
Length: ½ day for 3-6 months
Supervisor: david janicke, phd, abpp
Pediatric Infectious Diseases
Length: ½ day for 6 months