University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine

• Lifespan

The Neuropsychology Division is organized into two sections and the resident will participate in both a general outpatient neuropsychology clinic and consultation on the inpatient rehabilitation unit. Year 1 rotations are designed to span training in clinical neuropsychology settings. Year 2 will offer the resident an opportunity for further specialization in either pediatric neuropsychology, epilepsy/medical neuropsychology, or older-adult neuropsychology training as well as involvement in clinical research.

Please send a letter outlining your interests and training goals, background experience, and professional interests, along with a current curriculum vitae and unofficial transcript of all graduate work, to Mike R. Schoenberg, Ph.D., ABPP, Division Chief and Co-Director of the Postdoctoral Residency Program, at mschoenb@usf.edu, by December 31, 2022. Three letters of recommendation and APPCN Doctoral Training Verification Form from the training director of the doctoral program documenting that all requirements for graduation, including dissertation, will have been completed prior to September 1 and/or the start date of the residency for the following year should also be submitted.