The University of Chicago Medicine Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Neuroscience Clinical Psychology Doctoral Internship Program Training Brochure for 2019-2020 Contents Message from the Director of Clinical Psychology Training ......................................................... 5 Internship Admissions, Support, and Initial Placement Data ......................................................... 7 Admissions Information.............................................................................................................. 7 Financial and Other Benefit Support .......................................................................................... 8 Initial Post-Internship Positions (Aggregated Tally for the Preceding 3 Cohorts) ..................... 9 General Information ...................................................................................................................... 10 The University of Chicago Medicine ........................................................................................ 10 Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neuroscience ......................................................... 10 Section of Adult Psychiatry .................................................................................................. 11 Section of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry ......................................................................... 12 Program Overview ........................................................................................................................ 12 Program Aims ............................................................................................................................... 13 Internship Competencies ............................................................................................................... 13 Internship Tracks .......................................................................................................................... 15 Internship Program Structure ........................................................................................................ 17 1. Outpatient Clinical Service ................................................................................................... 18 2. Clinical and Research Rotations ........................................................................................... 18 3. Supervision ........................................................................................................................... 20 4. Didactics ............................................................................................................................... 20 Track Descriptions and Rotations ................................................................................................. 23 Adult/Health Psychology Track ................................................................................................ 23 Addictions: Daniel Fridberg, Ph.D. (with support from Andrea King, Ph.D. & Jon Grant, M.D., J.D., M.P.H.) ............................................................................................................... 24 Adult Anxiety: Shona Vas, Ph.D. ......................................................................................... 24 Eating Disorders: Jennifer Wildes, Ph.D. ............................................................................. 25 Severe Mental Illness: Lindsay Brauer, Ph.D. ...................................................................... 25 Obsessive-Compulsive and Related Disorders (OCRD): Lindsay Brauer, Ph.D. ................ 25 Psycho-Oncology: Yasmin Asvat, Ph.D. & Amy Siston, Ph.D. ........................................... 26 Integrated Primary Care: Nancy Beckman, Ph.D. & Fabiana Souza Araújo, Ph.D. ............ 26 Pain: Nancy Beckman, Ph.D. ................................................................................................ 27 Adult Psychiatry Consultation-Liaison: Marie Tobin, M.D. & Yasmin Asvat, Ph.D. ......... 27 Weight Management: Andrea Busby, Ph.D. ......................................................................... 27 Women’s Behavioral Health: Candice Norcott, Ph.D. ......................................................... 28 2 Training and Administration: Shona Vas, Ph.D. .................................................................. 28 Transplant: Daniel Fridberg, Ph.D. ....................................................................................... 29 Health Psychology: Nancy Beckman, Ph.D. ........................................................................ 29 Adult Behavioral Sleep Medicine: Lisa Medalie, Psy.D., CBSM ........................................ 30 Surgical Treatment of Obesity: Jennifer Wildes, Ph.D......................................................... 30 Adult Neuropsychology Track .................................................................................................. 30 Memory Disorders: Maureen Lacy, Ph.D. & Joseph Fink, Ph.D., ABPP ............................ 31 Adult Neuropsychology Clinic: Maureen Lacy, Ph.D. & Joseph Fink, Ph.D., ABPP ......... 32 Adult Neuropsychology Research: Maureen Lacy, Ph.D. & Joseph Fink, Ph.D., ABPP .... 32 Neurocognition and Psychosis Research: Sarah Keedy, Ph.D. ............................................ 32 Child Psychology Track ............................................................................................................ 32 Pediatric Consultation-Liaison: Tina Drossos, Ph.D. ........................................................... 34 Diabetes: Tina Drossos, Ph.D. .............................................................................................. 34 Pediatric Hematology/Oncology: Tina Drossos, Ph.D. ........................................................ 34 Childhood Cancer Survivorship: Tina Drossos, Ph.D. ......................................................... 35 Median Arcuate Ligament Syndrome (MALS): Tina Drossos, Ph.D. .................................. 35 Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT): Matthew Young, Ph.D. ...................................... 36 Stress, Trauma, & Resilience: Sonya Mathies Dinizulu, Ph.D. ............................................ 36 Recovery and Empowerment After Community Trauma (REACT): Sonya Mathies Dinizulu, Ph.D. ..................................................................................................................... 36 Eating Disorders: Jennifer Wildes, Ph.D. ............................................................................. 37 Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics (DBP): Megan Scott, Ph.D. ............................... 37 Pediatric Neuropsychology Track ............................................................................................. 37 Pediatric Neuropsychology: Scott Hunter, Ph.D. and Megan Scott, Ph.D. .......................... 38 Pediatric Consultation-Liaison: Tina Drossos, Ph.D. ........................................................... 39 Neurodevelopmental Disorders: Megan Scott, Ph.D. ........................................................... 39 Pediatric Hematology/Oncology: Megan Scott, Ph.D. ......................................................... 40 Pediatric Neurology: Scott Hunter, Ph.D. and Megan Scott, Ph.D. ..................................... 40 Pediatric Neuropsychology Research: Scott Hunter, Ph.D. and Megan Scott, Ph.D. .......... 40 Training Faculty ............................................................................................................................ 42 Core Faculty .............................................................................................................................. 42 Associated Training Faculty ..................................................................................................... 48 Post-Doctoral Fellows ............................................................................................................... 49 Program Trainees .......................................................................................................................... 50 Current Interns .......................................................................................................................... 50 3 Former Interns ........................................................................................................................... 50 Applications .................................................................................................................................. 53 Application Criteria .................................................................................................................. 53 Application Process .................................................................................................................. 53 Application Materials................................................................................................................ 54 Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion ....................................................................................... 55 Additional Information ................................................................................................................. 55 Duration .................................................................................................................................... 55 Stipend and Benefits ................................................................................................................. 55 Due Process ..............................................................................................................................