Ohio University Ph.D. Program in Clinical Psychology Ohio University

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Last Updated Date05/26/2023
Institutional AffiliationOhio University
DepartmentDepartment of Psychology
Program Director's NameJulie Suhr, Ph.D.
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Program Address200 Porter Hall, Department of Psychology
Porter Hall
Athens, Ohio 45701
United States
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Program Phone(740) 593-1091
Application Deadline (MM/DD)12/1
Patient Population Percentage - Adults61-70%
Patient Population Percentage - Older Adults31-40%
Patient Population Percentage - Outpatients91-100%
Primary Disorder(s) in Your Patient Population in Order of Most Frequent

ADHD, dementia, other neuromedical

Please Specify Any Other Didactic Training

Courses in physiological psychology, neuropsychology, psychoneuroimmunology, brain cutting

Describe Research Opportunities at Your Site

research with Dr. Suhr (many topics); research opportunities on some externship placements as well

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Neuropsychology training within the Clinical Psychology program at Ohio University is modeled after the Houston Conference recommendations. Coursework and research opportunities in clinical neuropsychology are available. Program emphasizes adult neuropsychology although students are able to gain experience in pediatric neuropsychology. Practical training in neuropsychology can be obtained through traineeships in the Ohio University Psychology and Social Work Clinic, OSU Department of Psychiatry (neuropsychology program), Mount Carmel, the Columbus VA, and Nationwide Children's Hospital.

Area of the Parent ProgramClinical
Accreditation(s)
  • APA
Degree Type
  • Ph.D.
Is There a Defined, Sequential Neuropsychology Curriculum?Yes
Is There a Separate Admission for Neuropsychology?No
Intensity of Training Experiences Offered in Clinical NeuropsychologyMajor Area of Study
Number of Applicants to Parent Program Accepted Into the Program in the Preceding Year8
Number of Applicants for Neuropsychology Training Accepted into the Parent Program in the Preceding Year0
Number of Neuropsychology Training Positions Anticipated for the Upcoming Year2
Is a Neuropsychology-Related Thesis Required?Yes
Is a Neuropsychology-Related Dissertation Required?Yes
Does the Program Offer at Least Two Courses in Neuropsychology?Yes
Number of Core Neuropsychology Faculty in Parent Program Full-time1
Other Adjunct/Consulting Faculty or CoursesStaff Clinical Neuropsychologist, VA Setting; Staff Clinical Neuropsychologist, University psychiatry department, Staff clinical neuropsychologist, medical center, Staff pediatric neuropsychologist, children's hospital
Does the Program Offer at Least Two Neuropsychology Practica in Different Settings?Yes
Houston Conference Key Area - Foundations of Clinical NeuropsychologyYes
Houston Conference Key Area - Functional NeuroanatomyYes
Houston Conference Key Area - Clinical Neurology/NeuropathologyYes
Houston Conference Key Area - Neuropsychology of BehaviorYes
Houston Conference Key Area - Neuroimaging and Other Neurodiagnostic TechniquesNo
Houston Conference Key Area - Techniques of Neuropsychological AssessmentYes
Houston Conference Key Area - Techniques of Neuropsychological ConsultationYes
Houston Conference Key Area - Techniques of Neuropsychological InterventionNo
Houston Conference Key Area - Neuropsychology Research TrainingYes
Houston Conference Key Area - Diversity in Clinical NeuropsychologyYes
Specific Setting(s)
  • Private Setting
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