SCNPG has two general 'tracks' for graduate training: 1) Graduate level clinical training (practicum/graduate level and higher), and 2) Forensic non-clinical training (undergraduate and bachelor degree level).

The forensic non-clinical training track is designed for undergraduate and bachelor degree level students who are interested in learning about forensic psychology, clinical neuropsychology, and related areas. This program provides foundational training and exposure to the field.

We provide access to all didactic material, lectures and activities for both tracks; however, expectations in regards to performance and commitment to the SCNPG program rise according to the student's education status. Students in the forensic non-clinical training track will have access to educational resources and training opportunities appropriate to their level.

Preferred applicants are hard-working, conscientious, open to constructive feedback, have strong organizational skills and are passionate about learning clinical neuropsychology and forensic psychology as a practice. We are committed to offering the training necessary to foster competent and confident providers in this field.

For more information regarding our training program, please consult the relevant sections of our training handbook listed in the drop-down menu above. You may also email the clinical director regarding any questions. If we are not currently affiliated with your training program, please reach out to the clinical director.

If you are interested in applying for our training this year, please send the following directly to our training program via email at info@socalnpg.com. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.

Application Requirements:

1. Cover Letter

2. Curriculum Vitae

3. Writing Sample (graduate level preferred)

4. Three letters of recommendation (from clinical supervisors preferred)