Associated health education: clinical psychology residency program | veterans affairs

The psychology fellowship at VA Bedford provides immersive clinical and research training across diverse programs to prepare fellows for leadership roles in the VA system and broader field.

Training emphasizes evidence-based assessment, conceptualization, and intervention, program development and evaluation, teaching and supervision, and research skills. THE FELLOWSHIP INCLUDES

THE FOLLOWING TRAINING TRACKS: Addictions College Counseling Community Reintegration Geropsychology Inter-professional Education & Practice Inter-professional Psychosocial

Rehabilitation (PSR) Intimate Partner Violence LGBTQ Inter-professional Care PTSD Evaluation and treatment Primary Care Mental Health Integration Psychotherapy and Clinic Administration

Women’s Health & Family Services The training provides a breadth of clinical and research experiences across VA medical center, outpatient clinic, and community-based care settings.

Fellows develop skills in assessment, psychotherapy, teaching, supervision, program development, quality improvement, and research with inter-professional teams. The fellowship prepares

fellows for careers as clinical and research psychologists across settings, including VA medical centers, universities, and community mental health programs.