Clinical Fellowship
A fellowship at Hamm Clinic is available to post-graduate degree professionals in:
- Clinical Social Work
- Clinical Psychology
- Psychiatry
The fellowship program emphasizes clinical work with a focus on diagnostic evaluation and individual psychotherapy, with opportunities for couple and group therapy. The fellow and his/her primary supervisor meet weekly for 1–2 hours of supervision, in addition to primary duties and mandatory seminars.
Other learning objectives related to particular disciplines will also be addressed and may include:
- Psychological assessment—MMPI-2, Rorschach, TAT
- Intellectual assessment
- Medication consultation
- Research
- Program development
- Outreach
The typical fellowship at Hamm Clinic is a two year commitment involving 20 hours per week of on site training. In some cases, the Clinic will consider a full-time, one year commitment. Often the fellowship will begin and end in September or January. The specific expectations and arrangement of time, start/finish date, and training content must be approved by Hamm Clinic, the fellow and the post graduate accrediting body, if necessary.
Fellows may be able to acquire post-degree supervision hours for state licensure and other types of advanced training certificates. Hamm Clinic is able to provide a stipend for fellows each year which is determined by the number of hours committed to the fellowship.
All fellows must carry their own professional liability insurance.
For more information about the Clinical Fellow program at Hamm Clinic, click here.