Can you tell me in detail about the Neuropsychology Track Program offered by Pacific University? Also provide me the contact detail of the University?

The goal of the Neuropsychology Track Program of Pacific University is to provide students with graduate training in adult neuropsychology that will serve as the foundation for internship and post-doctoral training leading to Board Certification in Clinical Neuropsychology.

The track is based on the Houston Conference Guidelines for graduate training in neuropsychology. All neuropsychology track students have obtained APA approved internships, 95% in either medical schools or VA medical centres.

The track consists of three principle components: curriculum, practicum and research.


Required Courses (2017 cohort and later)
• Neuropsychological Assessment + Lab

• Neurosciences and Behavior (Oregon Health Sciences University (OHSU) Medical School course)

• Neuropsychology Seminar I – IV

• Part-time Clinical Fieldwork concurrent with Practicum II (3 terms)

Other Requirements

Dissertation must focus on an adult neuropsychology topic

Each one completes 4 one-year neuropsychology full-time practical. Sites include:

• Department of Psychiatry, OHSU Medical School – Adult
• Department of Psychiatry, OHSU Medical School – Pediatric
• Portland Veteran's Administration Medical Center – Psychology Service
• Rehabilitation Institute of Oregon – Legacy Good Samaritan Medical Center
• Westside Neurology
• Kaiser Interstate Medical Center
• Pediatric Development and Rehabilitation – Legacy Emanuel Medical Center
• Assessment Team – Pacific Psychology Clinic, School of Professional Psychology, Pacific University

Part-time Clinical Fieldwork concurrent with Practicum II

Faculty
Michael Daniel, PhD | Director


Contact Detail:
Pacific University
2043 College Way, Forest Grove, OR 97116, USA
+1 503-352-6151