Our Graduate Programs
Doctoral Program Clinical Psychology
The Ph.D. program in clinical psychology is designed to enable students to master broad areas of knowledge and skills in psychology and clinical psychology, and to educate and train individuals who will contribute to such knowledge through research.
Internship Program
The Internship Program combines intensive focused training together with general training in the practice of clinical psychology in a health care setting. Focused training occurs in one of three major areas of study: Clinical Child/Pediatric Psychology, Medical/Health Psychology or Clinical Neuropsychology.
Postdoctoral Program
Postdoctoral training is offered to applicants who have completed a doctoral degree in clinical, school, or counseling psychology from a program accredited by the American Psychological Association (APA) or the Canadian Psychological Association (CPA), as well as an APA or CPA accredited internship in clinical psychology.
Fast Facts
$10,852,009 Research awards in FY 2019-2020
92% The average internship match rate for our doctoral students was 92% over the last 5 years
95.9% Pass rate for our graduates according to EPPP performance data for the last 3 years
News & Upcoming Events
UF-led study identifies top research priorities…
Dr. Jessica Payne-Murphy awarded ABPP Board…
Congratulations to Dr. Jessica Payne-Murphy who has achieved the award of ABPP specialty board certification in Clinical Health Psychology. This…
A team of UF Health ‘champions’ ease fears…
Upcoming & Past events
UF Clinical and Health Psychology
Department Events
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Oct 23
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Intern Meeting
1:00pm to 2:00pm
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Oct 28
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CHP Faculty Meeting
Zoom Meeting
12:00pm to 1:00pm
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Oct 30
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Intern Meeting
1:00pm to 2:00pm
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Nov 04
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CHP Executive Committee Meeting
Zoom Meeting
1:00pm to 2:00pm
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Nov 05
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CHP Curriculum Committee Meeting
Zoom Meeting
9:00am to 10:00am
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State of the Department Colloquium
Join us for a Virtual Presentation by the CHP Executive Committee
October 23, 2020 at 12:00 PM
Multiculturalism
Who are we?
The Education and Advocacy Committee
This committee is a grassroots movement started by graduate students, interns, post docs, faculty, and staff within the Department of Clinical and Health Psychology. In society, psychologists are given a unique position to be leaders in the community, in medicine, and in the political sphere. The Education and Advocacy Committee focuses on topics related to multiculturalism, cultural humility, personal and professional growth, and social justice.
What do we do?
Raise AWARENESS and Promote ADVOCACY!
As the Education and Advocacy Committee, we hope to advance our knowledge in order to become leaders in psychology and beyond so that we may bring about positive outcomes on a local and global level for those we serve.The main goals of this committee are to (1) raise awareness about local, national, and international issues of inequality and (2) promote advocacy for social justice.
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Resources
Resources included in this section will help you enhance your knowledge and increase your cultural competency.
Who we are
HEARD Committee
The Health Equity, Anti-Racism, and Diversity (HEARD) committee was started by faculty, staff, postdocs, interns, and students within the department of Clinical and Health Psychology. The HEARD committee focuses on creating change, both within UF and in the community, based on principles of anti-racism, health equity, and promotion of diversity and multiculturalism.
Education and Advocacy Committee Events
The Role for Psychology in a Redesigned Mental…
Dr. Benjamin F. Miller, PsyD. is the Chief Strategy Officer for Well Being Trust, a national foundation committed to advancing the mental…
Community-Based Interventions in Underserved…
Dr. Rob Newton’s research interests center on addressing health disparities in African American children, adults, and older adults. Although much of…
What can WE do When Others Can’t Breathe?
A Multidimensional Town Hall on Social Justice
