Post-Doctoral Psychology Outcome Data

Milestones, depending on whether doing a one-year or two-year fellowship, include: passing the EPPP; becoming licensed in Wisconsin; completing the professional statement and work sample for the ABPP application; completing a scholarly project suitable for poster presentation or manuscript submission; and, successfully performing in a nearly autonomous manner in specialty clinics and medical units on which they were trained. 

The program and faculty incorporate these milestones in the seminar series, supervision, clinical instruction and patient care. Supervision is provided in initially close and frequent contact to develop a mentoring relationship with primarily two faculty, then tapering as the fellow demonstrates competence to function in an increasingly autonomous role.

Graduates Survey

An on-line anonymous survey was emailed to the Psychology Fellowship Program's 23 graduates in early January 2016. 20 of our 23 graduates completed the survey (87% response rate) and results at the link below. Graduates Survey

Placement Data​

Graduates have obtained positions at medical centers and group practices around the country including the Medical College of Wisconsin, Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, University of Wisconsin Children’s Hospital, Children’s Hospital-Nebraska, Dean Clinic-Madison, Merit Care-Fargo, Children’s Hospital of Central California, St. Agnes Hospital-WI, St. Louis Children’s Hospital, Trinity Health System-North Dakota, Minnesota Epilepsy Group/Children’s Hospital of Minnesota, Allina Hospital and Clinics-Minnesota, and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital-Memphis.​