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Department of Pediatrics > Psychology Internship > Applications
Applications
Recruitment to the University of Minnesota Medical School Psychology Internship is competitive, taking into consideration applicants unique backgrounds and talents. In reviewing applications, emphasis is placed on the concordance between applicants training interests and background and the training requirements and clinical responsibilities for each rotation. Selection of applicants from APA-accredited doctoral programs is based on applicants' records of academic achievement, clinical and other professional experiences, research accomplishments, relevant aptitudes, course work, and skills, and supporting letters of recommendation indicating applicants' preparation for a medical school-based internship. Applications comprise several components, including the APPIC Uniform application, a supplemental application, and other materials, as described later in this document. GRE (combined verbal and quantitative) scores >
1100 are preferred (if taken). Each rotation ranks candidates independently and then combined rankings are used to determine overall rank lists for the tracks (i.e., combinations of 2 rotations) in the computer match process. In general, only applicants who are invited for interviews are ranked in the match process.
The deadline for filing all application materials with the Internship is November 1. The Internship observes the guidelines regarding timing of Internship offers and acceptances adopted by the Association of Psychology Postdoctoral and Internship Centers (APPIC), the Council of University Directors of Clinical Programs, and National Matching Services, Inc (NMSI).
| Our Track numbers are as follows: |
| NMS Code # | Track |
| 138112 | Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Pediatric Neuropsychology |
| 138113 | Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Pediatric Psychology |
| 138114 | Pediatric Psychology - Pediatric Neuropsychology |
After interviews, interns are strongly encouraged to apply to all three of our tracks, with rankings based on their interest levels. Applicants may include all three tracks Match Code Numbers separately when they submit their rank order lists to the National Matching Services.
This internship site also agrees to abide by the APPIC policy that no person at this training facility will solicit, accept or use any ranking-related information from any intern applicant.
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