There are many clinical psychologists who are working in the
military. My guess is that with the number of returning veterans
from the current strife in Iraq and Afghanistan there will be more in
the near future. One of the best places to be educated in military
clinical psychology is at the Uniformed Services Medical School in
Bethesda, MD. One note of interest is that the military trained
clinicians are able to write prescriptions for psychoactive
medications for military personnel and their families and have had
this privilege for a number of years with no more "problems" than
psychiatrists or other physicians.
On 30 Jan 2007, at 14:33, 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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