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Kennedy Krieger Institute - Behavior Management

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Kennedy Krieger Institute
Baltimore, Maryland

Starts on Sunday, September 1, 2024

Applications due Friday, December 15, 2023

The Behavior Management Clinic (BMC) provides in depth training in caregiver behavior management, behavioral assessment, and evidence based treatment for a broad array of externalizing and internalizing difficulties occurring in early and middle childhood. The clinic serves children from 12 months through 12 years of age who present with externalizing and internalizing disorders (e.g., ADHD, disruptive behavior disorders, anxiety disorders, habit disorders, tics, depression, aggression, tantrums, social skills deficits, toileting concerns, sleep difficulties, and school-related issues) and varying functioning levels, including typically developing children as well as youngsters with mild cognitive, speech, and/or motor impairments. Trainees are provided advanced training in empirically supported treatments such as, applied behavior analysis (ABA), family based behavioral therapy, behavioral parent training (e.g., Parent Child Interaction Therapy [PCIT]), cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and habit-reversal therapy based on the needs of assigned cases. Ongoing data tracking is integral to the treatment approach in order to inform treatment direction and to verify outcomes. BMC has an interdisciplinary focus and draws heavily from behavioral/cognitive behavioral approaches to assessment and treatment, with treatment modality dictated by presenting concerns. Common treatment modalities may include behavioral parent training, individual therapy, and/or group therapy, as well as an emphasis on collaboration with a variety of community professionals. 

Qualified candidates for the BMC fellowship program will have received their doctoral degrees in School, Counseling, or Clinical Psychology and have successfully completed an APA-accredited internship program.

Additional Information

Agency Type
Childrens Hospital
APPIC Membership
Yes
APA Accredited
No
Recognized Specialty
Clinical Child Psychology
Emphasis or focus area
Child/Adolescent
Other Emphasis
Behavior Management
Research Time
No research time
Training Director
Valerie Paasch
Contact Email
psychology@kennedykrieger.org
Contact Phone
443-923-7533
Virtual Interviews
Virtual Only
Duration in Months
12
Hours Per Week
40
# of Licensed Supervisors
3
Number of Positions
5
Applications recieved last year
25
Stipend
$56,484
Will follow APPIC Selection Standards
Yes
Estimated offer date
Monday, January 29 2024
Unfilled Positions
0
Fringe Benefits
Individual health, vision, dental, and life insurance covered by the department. Two-party and family coverage available for a fee. Additionally, postdoctoral fellows receive 15 PTO days, 8 institute holidays, 1 school of medicine holiday, and 5 professional days.
Application Instructions
Interested applicants may apply through APPA CAS (APPIC Psychology Postdoctoral Application). Once you log into APPA CAS, after you search "Kennedy Krieger Institute", applicants should select "Behavioral Psychology Postdoctoral Training Program". You will then be able to view and select from our (8) clinics offering postdoctoral fellowships. The following materials must be uploaded to APPA CAS in order for your application to be reviewed: Letter of interest, curriculum vitae, degree verification, three letters of recommendation (uploaded by letter writers) and official graduate transcript (transmitted directly from the University). Alternately, applicants can send materials directly via email. Please submit a cover letter, CV, degree verification form (see Behavioral Psychology website link above for copy of letter template and additional information), 3 letters of reference, and original transcript to: psychology@kennedykrieger.org. Application review will begin as soon as CV and cover letter are received. Application deadline is December 15, 2023.

This record was last updated on Friday, October 6, 2023

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