Interview process description: |
Cleveland Clinic Children's will participate in the APPIC Match supported by the National Matching Service. The internship is designed to meet all requirements set forth by APA and abides by all Association of Psychology Postdoctoral and Internship Centers (APPIC) guidelines and requirements.
You may contact APPIC at: APPIC Central Office 17225 El Camino Real Onyx One – Suite #170 Houston, TX 77058-2748 appic@appic.org
Our program utilizes the APPIC Application for Psychology Internships (AAPI) online. AAPI required materials include a cover letter/statement of interest, curriculum vitae, official graduate transcript(s), three reference letters, and a Summary of Doctoral Training to be verified by your program's Director of Clinical Training/Training Director. We do not require any supplemental materials.
For the 2024-2025 internship year, the program will be recruiting for three positions, which will each include a specific program code: Pediatric Psychology (237511), Pediatric Pain (237512), and, pending approval, Integrated Primary Care (237513). Providing individual program codes gives residents more control over the significant rotations they will participate in, although there will still be considerable overlap and cross-emphasis training. The program remains committed to training all residents in the practice of clinical psychology in pediatric healthcare settings. As such, residents are strongly encouraged to apply for and rank all the areas they are interested in. They do not need to specify an area of emphasis in the application or interview process. If you are only interested in the Integrated Primary Care emphasis, please contact Dr. Banez for updates on whether this specialty track will be available next year.
The application deadline for the 2024-2025 internship year is November 1, 2024. All interviews will be virtual and conducted on Thursday, January 9, 2025, and Friday, January 10, 2025. Invitations to interview will be given after carefully reviewing all application materials. Interviews will consist of an overview with the training director, meetings with the current residents, and individual interviews with 3-4 primary residency supervisors. Supervisors from each emphasis area will be represented at each interview session. |
We have matched with interns from these programs: |
Carlow University,
Case Western Reserve University,
Chatham University,
Duquesne University,
George Fox University,
Indiana University - Bloomington,
Marywood University,
Pacific University
Palo Alto University
Roosevelt University
Southern Illinois University,
Temple University
University of Colorado - Denver
University of Florida
University of Kansas
West Virginia University
Western Michigan University |