Post-Graduate Fellowship
The Wellness Center will soon offer the first tribally-run paid post-graduate fellowship training program for Native Americans who have completed their doctoral education (Ph.D, Psy.D. or Ed.D.), and are looking for a site to get the required 2000 supervised hours towards psychologist licensure.
We may also consider applications from Native American post-master's degree graduates. This program will be affiliated with the Arizona Psychology Training Consortium (APTC) and APTC is a member of the Association of Psychology Postdoctoral and Internship Centers (APPIC).
The completion of the fellowship program should enable a person to sit for psychologist licensure exams in a number of states. The Wellness Center currently has 4 licensed doctoral-level psychologists who have been trained in a variety of counseling and psychotherapy treatment approaches. Any interested candidates should contact the Program Director, Thea Wilshire, Ph.D., for further information about the program.
The Wellness Center will soon offer the first tribally-run paid post-graduate fellowship training program for Native Americans who have completed their doctoral education (Ph.D, Psy.D. or Ed.D.), and are looking for a site to get the required 2000 supervised hours towards psychologist licensure.
We may also consider applications from Native American post-master's degree graduates. This program will be affiliated with the Arizona Psychology Training Consortium (APTC) and APTC is a member of the Association of Psychology Postdoctoral and Internship Centers (APPIC).
The completion of the fellowship program should enable a person to sit for psychologist licensure exams in a number of states. The Wellness Center currently has 4 licensed doctoral-level psychologists who have been trained in a variety of counseling and psychotherapy treatment approaches. Any interested candidates should contact the Program Director, Thea Wilshire, Ph.D., for further information about the program.