Clinical Psychology in Glendale
Learning how to integrate psychology services into primary care settings is just one skill you will develop as a student in the Clinical Psychology Program. You will gain experience in a variety of services areas and develop the knowledge, skills, and attitudes to achieve competency in relationship and professional assessment, intervention, research and evaluation, consultation and education, management and supervision, ethics, and diversity.
Graduates of the Clinical Psychology Program will be able to practice in hospital, primary care, outpatient or inpatient, public or private, and forensic settings, serving populations of all ages: children, adolescents, adults, and elderly persons.
The curriculum incorporates didactic courses, practical experiences, internship, and a practitioner-scholar project. The doctor of psychology degree (Psy.D.) is awarded after four or five years of study and completion of all requirements.
Learn more about clinical psychology (behavioral medicine) as a career.
On Tuesday, May 7th, Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton issued an official proclamation naming May 19th as MISS Foundation Bereaved Parents' Day. More ››
The Midwestern University College of Health Sciences is pleased to offer a new Continuing Education program for Clinical Psychologists on the topic of Psychotherapy. More ››
The Midwestern University College of Health Sciences is pleased to offer a new Continuing Education program for Clinical Psychologists on the topic of Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT). This in-depth, intensive 15-month program is designed to provide clinicians with theoretical, philosophical, empirical, and technical applications of CBT across a patient's lifespan. More ››
Midwestern University is pleased to announce the expansion of its medical team at the University’s Multispecialty Clinic in Glendale. Five new doctors will divide time between providing exceptional heathcare to the community at the Clinic and teaching the next generation of healthcare professionals at Midwestern’s Glendale campus. More ››
As a testament to Midwestern University’s commitment to community service, the University once again earned a spot on the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. More ››
Midwestern University is pleased to announce that the College of Health Sciences has received formal notice that the Clinical Psychology program at the University’s Glendale Campus has been fully accredited by the American Psychological Association (APA). Verbal notification of accreditation was received in late March of this year. More ››
The official magazine of Midwestern University is now available on the web. The Magazine aims to build pride and loyalty among our alumni, faculty, staff, and supporters of the University. More ››
Midwestern University's Psy.D. program in Clinical Psychology is currently under review by the American Psychological Association (APA) Commission on Accreditation (CoA)*. The program became eligible to apply in September, 2010 when the first cohort of students began internship. More ››
Applications for admission to three programs are still being accepted for the Fall 2011 class. More ››
Save the date for the Class of 2001 reunion! Almost 300 students, including the inaugural class of the College of Pharmacy - Glendale, graduated from various programs in 2001 and they are invited to celebrate their ten year anniversary with a campus wide reunion dinner on March 12, 2011. More ››
Please join the Pediatrics Club on the Glendale Campus in collecting athletic equipment More ››