Advanced Training for Psychologists Specializing in Women’s and Gender Health
The Women’s and Gender Health Clinical Psychology Postdoctoral Fellowship is housed in the Division of Behavioral Medicine in the department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at University Hospitals and affiliated with Case Western Reserve University’s School of Medicine. It is a new fellowship position that includes clinical psychologists within OBGYN behavioral medicine, psychiatry and urology departments involved in training and didactics.

In addition to outpatient evaluation and treatment, the program features a multi-disciplinary learning environment and multi-disciplinary clinic opportunities. Fellows are given the opportunity to work with adults of all ages, primarily female-identifying, with a range of psychological and medical conditions within our women and reproductive health focus. One potential rotation can be structured to focus on primarily male-identifying patients.

Characteristics of our Fellows
An applicant for this fellowship program is required to have completed an APA- or CPA-approved clinical or counseling psychology doctoral degree prior to beginning the fellowship program including an APA- or CPA-approved internship. Applicants must also have experience with providing care to adults throughout the reproductive lifespan.

Job Description, Qualifications, and How to Apply

Program Director: Jamie Huckins-Barker, PhD