CAMP offers a two-year, part time internship that is exclusively affiliated with the Clinical Psychology PhD Program at Emory University.
Psychology interns have several clinical responsibilities, including providing individual therapy, group therapy, parent training, and
assessment for a variety of patients. The CAMP internship seeks to build on the skills developed during the doctoral education and
training in order to graduate competent entry-level clinical psychologists who can function in a variety of settings and continue
to develop professionally throughout their careers. The philosophy of the internship program is consistent with the doctoral program
model, the clinical science model. As part of our approach as a clinical science program, interns are trained to be both scientists
and practitioners in a reciprocal fashion such that their clinical experiences help them formulate research questions and research
informs clinical practice. Over the two-year period, psychology interns will be trained in evidenced based assessments and treatments.
CAMP Internship Training Manual
Internship Admissions, Support, and Initial Placement Data