Postdoctoral Fellowship in Clinical Psychology
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During the training year, fellows will work on interprofessional teams and have the chance to learn from other mental health professionals to improve patient care. The Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health serves people with diverse patient characteristics, including age, ability, ethnicity, race, culture, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, socioeconomic, and psychiatric status. The training staff is composed of experienced psychologists with backgrounds in treating patients across the spectrum of psychiatric acuity.
The fellowship is composed of three tracks: (1) Outpatient Track, (2) Partial Hospitalization/Therapeutic Assessment Track, and (3) Women’s Mental Health Track.
Fellows in the Outpatient Track provide services within the department's Emotional Health and Well-Being Clinic (EHWC). This clinic serves the mental health needs of Houston Methodist employees, many of whom are frontline healthcare workers, and their dependents, a population of over 55,000 in the greater Houston metropolitan area.
The Partial Hospitalization / Therapeutic Assessment track is designed to facilitate specialization in working with patients who present with difficult-to-treat psychiatric conditions, psychosis, personality disorders, complex trauma, and/or co-occurring medical-psychiatric illness. The fellow will primarily train in Houston Methodist's Complexity Clinic, a private pay clinic that draws patients nationally and internationally for an award-winning comprehensive medical-psychiatric-psychological assessment, called the Therapeutic Assessment (TA), and a team-based partial hospitalization program (PHP).
The Women’s Mental Health Track is designed to prepare psychologists to work in a range of mental healthcare settings and for a specialization in Women’s Mental Health. Fellows will receive training in clinical service delivery primarily for women receiving care from the outpatient Obstetrics and Gynecology clinic on the 22nd floor of Smith Tower. The caseload will primarily be women seeking services for perinatal mental health concerns. This track provides 20% protected research time.
At the conclusion of the fellowship, the fellow will be better prepared for independent practice and will have met requirements for licensure within the state of Texas.
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6550 Fannin, Suite 2509, Houston, TX 77030
Email: whorme@houstonmethodist.org
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