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Staff / Faculty Information
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Training Director:
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Cary
Kogan , Ph.D.
Interns' Coordinator
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Psychology Lead/Director/Chief:
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Pierre
Ritchie, Ph.D.
Director
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No. of Full-Time Licensed Doctoral Psychologists on Staff/Faculty:
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17
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No. of Part-Time Licensed Doctoral Psychologists on Staff/Faculty:
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14
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Position Information
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Start Date:
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September 3,
2013
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No. of slots expected next class:
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Funded
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Unfunded
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Full Time
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8
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0
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Part Time
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0
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0
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Annual Stipend ranges for next class:
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Low Stipend
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High Stipend
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Full Time
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28000
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28500
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Part Time
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Stipend values are in
Canadian Dollars
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Fringe Benefits:
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Vacation
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Other Fringe Benefits:
(not indicated above)
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Stipend is tax exempt, access to university library, and access to some university recreation services
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Application Process
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Application Due Date:
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November 15
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This program uses the AAPI:
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Yes
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This program conducts interviews:
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Yes
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An on site interview is:
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Optional
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Interview notification date:
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December 15
(This is the final date by which all applicants can expect to be notified of their
interview status.)
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Interview Process Description:
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Required interviews for applicants are generally done via telephone. Two interviews (each approximately 20-30 minutes) will be arranged with members of the selection committee. If requested, an on-site visit can be arranged.
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How to obtain application info:
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Send request via email , mail, or phone: cps@uottawa.ca
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Preferred method of contacting the program:
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Email or phone
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Applicant Requirements
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Applicant Requirements:
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| US Citizenship Required | No | | Canadian Citizenship Required | No | | Masters Degree Required | No | | Comprehensive Exams Passed | By start of internship |
| Dissertation Proposal Approved | By start of internship | | Dissertation Defended | No |
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Minimum Number of AAPI Intervention Hours:
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Minimum Number of AAPI Assessment Hours:
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Minimum Number of Years of Grad Training Required:
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4
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Applicants Welcome From What Program Types:
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| Clinical Psychology |
Preferred |
| Counseling Psychology |
None |
| School Psychology |
None |
| APA-Accredited |
Preferred |
| CPA-Accredited |
Preferred |
| Non-Accredited |
None |
| Ph.D. Degree |
Acceptable |
| Psy.D. Degree |
Acceptable |
| Ed.D. Degree |
None |
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This institution, department, internship, or postdoctoral program requires trainees
to sign a statement about personal behavior and/or religious beliefs as a condition
of admission and/or retention in the program.
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No
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How to obtain text of statement:
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N/A
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Other Requirements:
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Please indicate which position(s) (e.g., Adult, Child and Family, etc.) you intend to apply for in your APPIC Cover Letter.
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Program Description
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Program Description:
The Centre for Psychological Services and Research (CPSR) is a training clinic for the School of Psychology at the University of Ottawa. The CPSR internship is a generalist programme that focuses on the development of an intern's professional skills and identity within the context of the scientist-practitioner model. The mission of the internship is to enable interns to acquire: (1) competence for the autonomous practice of clinical psychology, (2) skills in assessment, intervention, consultation, and supervision, (3) a commitment to ethical standards of professional practice, and (4) a strong sense of professional identity and responsibility.
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Training Opportunities
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Note: Major = Major Experience; Minor = Informal/Minor/External Experience
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Populations:
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I
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Children |
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I
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Adolescents |
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M
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Adults |
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I
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Older Adults |
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Inpatients |
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M
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Outpatients |
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I
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Gay/lesbian/bisexual/ transgend. |
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I
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Ethnic minorities |
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Spanish-speaking |
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I
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French-speaking |
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Deaf/Hearing-impaired |
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I
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Students |
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International students |
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I
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Rural |
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M
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Urban |
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I
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Low income |
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Homeless |
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Treatment Modalities:
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M
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Individual therapy |
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M
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Couples therapy |
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I
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Family therapy |
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I
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Group therapy |
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I
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Community Intervention |
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I
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Consultation/Liaison |
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Crisis intervention |
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M
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Brief psychotherapy |
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I
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Long-term psychotherapy |
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Cognitive rehabilitation |
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Experience:
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I
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Health Psychology |
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Primary Care |
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I
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Women's Health |
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HIV/AIDS |
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Eating disorders |
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I
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Sexual Disorders |
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Sports Psychology |
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I
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Rehabilitation Psychology |
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I
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Physical Disabilities |
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I
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Learning Disabilities |
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Developmental Disabilities |
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I
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Assessment |
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Neuropsychology - Adult |
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Neuropsychology - Child |
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Serious mental illness |
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M
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Anxiety Disorders |
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I
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Trauma/PTSD |
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I
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Sexual abuse |
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Substance use disorders |
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Forensics/Corrections |
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Sexual offenders |
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Geropsychology |
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Pediatrics |
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School |
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I
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Counseling |
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I
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Vocational/Career Devel. |
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I
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Multicultural Therapy |
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Feminist Therapy |
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Religion/Spirituality |
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M
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Empirically-supported treatments |
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Public Policy/Advocacy |
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I
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Program Devel./Evaluation |
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I
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Supervision |
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I
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Research |
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I
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Administration |
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Additional information about training opportunities:
Individualized training plans are developed for each intern to meet training goals in the areas of assessment, intervention, consultation, and supervision.
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