Application Information and Procedures

Eligibility

Clinical Psychology internships are available for advanced students in APA-approved Clinical or Counseling Psychology programs. Applicants must have completed practica. Internships are full-time, one-year placements (2000 or more hours). Only US citizens may apply for VA stipends.

As a member of the Association of Psychology Internship Centers, our program follows all Association guidelines.

Our internship program is fully accredited by the American Psychological Association.

Support

Standard VA stipend support is available for interns (stipend for 2009-2010 is $24,624 per year). In addition, education funds are occasionally available for interns to attend conferences and conventions relating to their internship work. Such activities are encouraged.

Open Houses

Open Houses are held instead of individual interviews since all requests cannot be fairly and equally granted. Applicants are invited to attend one of the Open Houses in early January 2010 (dates to be determined). Typically, the open house starts at around 8:30 AM and lasts until about 1 PM - There is a lunch (pizza) hosted by us at around Noon at which internship applicants can meet and talk to staff and our current interns. If you would like to come to one of the Open Houses, Please send us an e-mail message using the dialogue page. It should be noted that Open House attendance is not a requirement for selection.

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Application Procedures

For the 2010-2011 internship year, applications received by November 15 are guaranteed consideration. This allows sufficient time to review the applications before the Open Houses in January.

APPIC now has an online application process (AAPI Online). Click HERE for information on submitting your application online.

You will receive an email message as soon as your application has been reviewed for completeness. If you have not heard from us by January 15, please contact our office to find out what is missing. Please be patient; we receive a large number of applications each year.

Any questions not answered here can be submitted electronically or addressed to:

Kenneth M. Adams, Ph.D., ABPP
Training Director
Psychology Service (116B)
VA Medical Center
2215 Fuller Road
Ann Arbor, MI 48105.


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recent updates:
25 September 2009 - update on APPIC online application procedure.
02 October 2009 - removal of requirement of letter from applicant's director of training and clarification that all applications received by November 15 are guaranteed consideration.