Doctoral Psychology Internship

Alex Cogswell.

Alex Cogswell, PhD, training director.

Our psychology doctoral internship program, supported by the Patrick Lee Foundation, provides you with a one-year, full-time training opportunity that allows you to transition between doctoral study and your chosen career.

Our program offers the capstone experience in doctoral psychology. We are taking steps towards applying for accreditation through the American Psychological Association.

We give you in-depth clinical training with a developmental focus on serious mental illness. Our internship has three main goals:

  1. Prepare you for a career as a psychologist in a variety of academic, clinical and research settings in both the public and private sectors.
  2. Provide you with the foundation to become an expert in understanding and treating mental illnesses, including psychotic, affective and anxiety disorders.
  3. Provide you with advanced training in assessment, diagnosis and evaluation, as well as exposure to numerous intervention and treatment modalities.
Curriculum
10/9/18
Our internship program — designed on the practitioner-scholar model — gives you a smooth transition from doctoral study to your chosen career.
Rotations
10/12/18
You will work closely with attending psychologists and/or psychiatrists who provide expert clinical and administrative supervision.
Training Sites
10/12/18
Our interns have year-long responsibilities in the Children’s Psychiatry Clinic, the NAVIGATE program and Erie County Medical Center’s psychiatric inpatient program.
Faculty
10/9/18
Our psychologists, supervisors, teachers, administrators, clinicians, and researchers all contribute to and are active participants within the internship program.
Apply
10/17/19
We can accept two interns into our program each year.
Policies and Procedures Manual
4/23/19
Two interns will complete the program over 12 months on a full-time (40 hours/week) basis.  The internship year will run from July 1 to June 30 of the following year.
Trainee Admissions, Support, and Outcome Data
4/23/19
Date Program Tables are updated:   April 23, 2019

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Program Administrator

Julie L. Mikula

Program Administrator

Erie County Medical Center, 462 Grider Street, Buffalo, NY 14215

Phone: (716) 898-3597; Fax: (716) 898-4538

Email: juliemik@buffalo.edu