Clinical Psychology Education Resource Center
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Why Clinical Psychology? "The payoff is that I'm going to be able to do what I want to do for the rest of my life. I'm going to be able to help people, go places, do things. If you're passionate about the work, you won't mind the time it takes to reach your goal." Read more about careers in clinical psychology Clinical Psychologist: Professional Interview Dr. Jennie Snell, PhD Interested in psychology since her teen years, Dr. Jennie Snell earned both her bachelor's degree and her doctorate in Seattle, Washington, completing her PhD in 1998. She selected a program with comprehensive training and found that to be profoundly valuable. "My faculty was heavily focused on research, but we also had excellent clinical training programs." During her pre-doctoral clinical training she worked in the Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, and her postdoctoral clinical work was at the Child Study and Treatment Center in Washington. Read more about Dr. Snell's experience Clinical Psychology: Graduate Student Profile Deborah Kerr As a second-year student of clinical psychology, Deborah Kerr works long hours meeting class requirements, conducting research, and writing grants for her classes, but her excitement about her work is infectious. "With neuroimaging technology we have insight into exactly what's going on inside of brains. It's amazing to see what's happening in the brain of someone who's snake-phobic." Read more about Deborah's experience
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