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Fraser Child and Family Services: Clinical Child Psychology Residency

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Fraser
Bloomington, Minnesota

Starts on Monday, August 5, 2024

Applications due Tuesday, April 30, 2024

The Clinical Child Psychology Postdoctoral Residency  at Fraser Child and Family Services emphasizes psychological assessment and therapeutic intervention with children birth to 18, with a specialty in autism and mental health diagnoses. The primary goal of the postdoctoral residency is to prepare fellows to assume entry-level professional practice with a strong foundation in general clinical skills as well as specialized skills in trauma focused assessment and intervention for children's mental health, assessment and intervention for Autism Spectrum Disorder, with opportunities to receive training in adult autism evaluations, and/or infant and early childhood evaluations utilizing DC:0-5. Residents are exposed to a wide variety of education and clinical experiences with diverse client populations.

Fraser offers two fulltime Postdoctoral Resident positions in Clinical Child Psychology. 

Additional Information

Agency Type
Community Mental Health Center
APPIC Membership
Yes
APA Accredited
No
Emphasis or focus area
Child/Adolescent
Other Emphasis
Assessment
Research Time
Less than 25%
Training Director
Jael Jaffe-Talberg, PsyD
Contact Email
jael.jaffe-talberg@fraser.org
Contact Phone
2165012508
Virtual Interviews
Strongly Preferred
Duration in Months
12
Hours Per Week
40
# of Licensed Supervisors
6
Number of Positions
2
Applications recieved last year
3
Stipend
$53,500
Will follow APPIC Selection Standards
Yes
Estimated offer date
Monday, February 5 2024
Created Date
Tuesday, November 2 2021
Unfilled Positions
3
Fringe Benefits
Work-Life Balance; over 5 weeks of paid time off annually, including holidays Benefits including medical, dental, vision, 403(b) retirement planning Compensated for one assessment or empirically supported treatment continuing education training per year
Research opportunities
Residents identify their interest in original or applied research at the start of the residency year. They are provided with opportunities to participate in program development utilizing evidence based practice, improving clinical operations procedures, supporting current research studies being conducted at Fraser, as well as support in publishing original research, when appropriate.
Application Instructions
We are still recruiting for the 2024-2025 training class! We intend to continue to accept applications until we have filled at least one of our remaining available positions. To apply, please complete the HR application provided at the link below and include your Curriculum Vita; Letter of interest detailing career and training goals; three letters of recommendation from internship supervisor, academic reference, and additional clinical training supervisor; two de-identified reports; and anticipated degree conferral. Candidates must complete their doctoral program prior to starting the postdoctoral residency. https://www.fraser.org/internships/post-doctoral-psychology Please check website for more detailed information regarding description of the residencies and application process. Any questions may be addressed to Dr. Jaffe-Talberg, at jael.jaffe-talberg@fraser.org

This record was last updated on Friday, March 8, 2024

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