The Fielding Advantage Fielding is internationally known for high-quality graduate education delivered with flexibility and respect for the needs of our learners. Where we shine in this mission is our ability to build a strong scholarly community — intellectually engaged and designed to help you put your scholarship skills into practice.
NEUROPSYCHOLOGY SPECIALIZATION TRAINING PROGRAM
Katrina Rogers, PhD President, Fielding Graduate University
Learn about earning your degree while working in your field at: Fielding.edu/Neuro
FIELDING GRADUATE UNIVERSITY Office of Admissions P: (800) 340-1099 H: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. PT, M-F F: (805) 898-4047 E: Admissions@Fielding.edu
THE WESTERN ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES (WASC) ACCREDITED SINCE 1982
2020 DE LA VINA STREET, SANTA BARBARA, CA • 800-340-1099 • Admissions@Fielding.edu
Fielding’s Neuropsychology Specialization Training Program provides psychologists with formal instruction in neuropsychological foundations, theories, and assessments in preparation for practice as a neuropsychologist. Our curriculum provides a broad foundation in the latest theory and research in brain-behavior relationships and training in how to conduct a comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation. Throughout the program, the careful study of patients with various neuropathological disorders develops clinical skills and knowledge related to understanding the interaction among psychosocial, neurological, and medical factors impacting the patient’s functioning and development of treatment strategies. Students and faculty meet one weekend a month, 10 months a year, in cluster groups located in New York City and Southern California. Most students complete the program in two years and spend an average of 5 to 10 hours a week on their studies in addition to their clinical activities. Our graduates are leaders in their chosen professions. They are top executives, entrepreneurs, educators, coaches, consultants, and leaders in health care, and nonprofits.
Fielding Faculty: Elkhonon Goldberg, PhD, ABPP/ABCN Dr. Goldberg is adjunct faculty in the School of Psychology at Fielding Graduate University, and a clinical professor in the Department of Neurology at New York University School of Medicine. He is particularly renowned for his scientific contributions to neuropsychological theory, dynamic aspects of functional cortical organization, frontal lobes, hemispheric specialization, and memory as well as for his innovative diagnostic and rehabilitative methods.
PROGRAM BENEFITS § Expand your practice and increase your income § Complete many requirements towards board certification
PROGRAM DELIVERY § 10 in-person weekend sessions per year
MODEL CURRICULUM SEQUENCE
Students complete one course per term.
THEORY/FOUNDATION COURSEWORK Neuroanatomy and Brain-Behavior Relationships Neuropsychological Disorders Methods and Principles of Neuropsychological Assessment CLINICAL ASSESSMENT COURSES: Neuropsychological Assessment of Neurological Disorders Neuropsychological Assessment of Psychiatric Disorders Neuropsychological Assessment of Developmental Disorders CLINICAL EXPERIENCE: A minimum of 1,000 hours of clinical experience involving neuropsychological evaluation and report writing. Patients come from your own practice or employer. Evaluate at least 50 individuals over two years; no more than 20 hours may be accrued for one case. These cases will be presented in cluster. Your faculty advisor will inform you about special requirements for preparing a presentation (e.g., format, need to schedule a time or not, etc.) CASE CONSULTATION: 200 hours of Clinical Case Consultation provided by the Neuropsychology program faculty. Over the course of two years, students must maintain a 1/5 ratio of consultation hours to practicum. If not, a third year is required (see below.) FINAL PROFESSIONAL EVALUATION (FPE): Students submit a written, comprehensive case study and are orally examined on it. The FPE occurs in person unless this requirement is waived by the faculty member because hardships related to an inperson exam would delay the student’s program completion. Any time the FPE is redone due to an initial failure, the event occurs in person.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS: R PhD, PsyD, or EdD in Psychology R Minimum GPA of 3.0 R Online Application Form R Curriculum Vitae (CV) R Psychologist License or Certificate R Official Transcript
TUITION & FEES Visit catalog.Fielding.edu for details.
APPLY ONLINE Fielding.edu/Apply
APPLY ONLINE: FIELDING.EDU/APPLY
Fielding’s Neuropsychology Specialization Training Program provides psychologists with formal instruction in neuropsychological foundations, theories, and assessments in preparation for practice as a neuropsychologist. Our curriculum provides a broad foundation in the latest theory and research in brain-behavior relationships and training in how to conduct a comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation. Throughout the program, the careful study of patients with various neuropathological disorders develops clinical skills and knowledge related to understanding the interaction among psychosocial, neurological, and medical factors impacting the patient’s functioning and development of treatment strategies. Students and faculty meet one weekend a month, 10 months a year, in cluster groups located in New York City and Southern California. Most students complete the program in two years and spend an average of 5 to 10 hours a week on their studies in addition to their clinical activities. Our graduates are leaders in their chosen professions. They are top executives, entrepreneurs, educators, coaches, consultants, and leaders in health care, and nonprofits.
Fielding Faculty: Elkhonon Goldberg, PhD, ABPP/ABCN Dr. Goldberg is adjunct faculty in the School of Psychology at Fielding Graduate University, and a clinical professor in the Department of Neurology at New York University School of Medicine. He is particularly renowned for his scientific contributions to neuropsychological theory, dynamic aspects of functional cortical organization, frontal lobes, hemispheric specialization, and memory as well as for his innovative diagnostic and rehabilitative methods.
PROGRAM BENEFITS § Expand your practice and increase your income § Complete many requirements towards board certification
PROGRAM DELIVERY § 10 in-person weekend sessions per year
MODEL CURRICULUM SEQUENCE
Students complete one course per term.
THEORY/FOUNDATION COURSEWORK Neuroanatomy and Brain-Behavior Relationships Neuropsychological Disorders Methods and Principles of Neuropsychological Assessment CLINICAL ASSESSMENT COURSES: Neuropsychological Assessment of Neurological Disorders Neuropsychological Assessment of Psychiatric Disorders Neuropsychological Assessment of Developmental Disorders CLINICAL EXPERIENCE: A minimum of 1,000 hours of clinical experience involving neuropsychological evaluation and report writing. Patients come from your own practice or employer. Evaluate at least 50 individuals over two years; no more than 20 hours may be accrued for one case. These cases will be presented in cluster. Your faculty advisor will inform you about special requirements for preparing a presentation (e.g., format, need to schedule a time or not, etc.) CASE CONSULTATION: 200 hours of Clinical Case Consultation provided by the Neuropsychology program faculty. Over the course of two years, students must maintain a 1/5 ratio of consultation hours to practicum. If not, a third year is required (see below.) FINAL PROFESSIONAL EVALUATION (FPE): Students submit a written, comprehensive case study and are orally examined on it. The FPE occurs in person unless this requirement is waived by the faculty member because hardships related to an inperson exam would delay the student’s program completion. Any time the FPE is redone due to an initial failure, the event occurs in person.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS: R PhD, PsyD, or EdD in Psychology R Minimum GPA of 3.0 R Online Application Form R Curriculum Vitae (CV) R Psychologist License or Certificate R Official Transcript
TUITION & FEES Visit catalog.Fielding.edu for details.
APPLY ONLINE Fielding.edu/Apply
APPLY ONLINE: FIELDING.EDU/APPLY
The Fielding Advantage Fielding is internationally known for high-quality graduate education delivered with flexibility and respect for the needs of our learners. Where we shine in this mission is our ability to build a strong scholarly community — intellectually engaged and designed to help you put your scholarship skills into practice.
NEUROPSYCHOLOGY SPECIALIZATION TRAINING PROGRAM
Katrina Rogers, PhD President, Fielding Graduate University
Learn about earning your degree while working in your field at: Fielding.edu/Neuro
FIELDING GRADUATE UNIVERSITY Office of Admissions P: (800) 340-1099 H: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. PT, M-F F: (805) 898-4047 E: Admissions@Fielding.edu
THE WESTERN ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES (WASC) ACCREDITED SINCE 1982
2020 DE LA VINA STREET, SANTA BARBARA, CA • 800-340-1099 • Admissions@Fielding.edu