Hi Deb,
Your student may want to check out the Society for Military Psychology
(Division 19) Web site - http://www.apa.org/divisions/div19/about1.html
. She can download the latest newsletter as well as explore the
information about jobs. All sorts of contact information is included.
Best,
Linda
Deb Briihl wrote:
Need some help here. I have a student who is wondering what kinds of
clinical psych jobs are available in the military (and maybe other
types) and how one finds out about those jobs. In addition, she was
wondering if licensure in the military was different than out of the
military (since licensure can vary somewhat state by state). Thanks in
advance!
Deb
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