PSYCLN 691 Clinical Research Practicum I

This fall course provides students with individualized clinical training experiences inherently related to research activities. Such experiences will be developed and supervised by faculty (and their affiliated colleagues) who are engaged in clinical research or outreach activities as part of their broader scholarship activities. Activities may include conduction psychological, neuropsychological, and/or diagnostic assessments; providing therapeutic interventions; or engaging in outreach, prevention, consultation, or supervision related to clinical activities. These courses are only appropriate when students are engaged indirect assessment, intervention, or outreach with research participants. These courses are not appropriate for students who are engaged in research activities that do not involve direct clinical contact hours or for students engaged in clinical activities that are not explicitly in the context or research. To be eligible for this course, students must obtain written approval from the Clinical Executive Committee (CEC), who will evaluate the clinical activities, scope of clinical work, and amount of supervision.

Prerequisite(s): PSYCLN PHD Students Only

1 Credit(s)