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Psychiatry Dept. Education

Clinical Psychology Internship Training Program

Administrative Details

Calendar

The internship begins on July 1 and terminates on June 30 of the following year. Interns are authorized three (3) weeks of vacation per year. Vacations must be scheduled sufficiently in advance to allow for adequate planning for clinical coverage of interns' responsibilities. The amount of vacation that can be taken at any one time shall be determined by the internship Director and the intern's primary supervisor. No vacation will be authorized during the week immediately preceding the conclusion of the internship, i.e., the last week in June. Sick leave may be authorized with full pay and benefits for a period not to exceed four (4) weeks. The granting of educational leave shall be at the discretion of the Internship Director.

Stipend

The stipend level for the clinical internship program for the 2008-2009 year is $21,735. In general, internship stipend figures have tended to increase annually in an effort to reflect cost-of-living adjustments.

Professional Liability Insurance

Professional liability insurance covering clinical activities clearly defined within the scope of the internship training program is provided by the school at no cost to the intern.

Life Insurance

Term life insurance equal to the annual stipend to the nearest thousand (e.g., $22,000 for the 2008-2009 year) is made available to the interns, without charge, on the date they actually commence internship duties. The proceeds of the policy are payable to the intern's estate or named beneficiary.

Health Insurance

Interns are provided with health insurance with a selection from two programs, and these plans are offered without charge to the intern for individual coverage. These plans provide hospital, medical, and major medical benefits to the intern and immediate family. Immediate family is defined as the intern's spouse and minor dependent children, and their coverage requires an intern contribution premium. For interns beginning their training on the first day of July, coverage will become effective the day you begin and ends the day you complete your training. There are several optional plans available at minimal cost to the intern.

Pay Periods and Pay Days

All interns will be paid monthly for a total of twelve (12) paychecks per year. Automatic deposit is available, or checks will be mailed to your home on a monthly basis.

Educational Allowance

Each intern receives a $300 educational allowance which may be spent anytime during the academic year (prior to 6/1), at the discretion of the Director, for the purchase of textbooks, attendance at workshops, and/or education travel.

Parking

Each intern will receive a parking permit for the residents' parking lot at Sentara Norfolk General Hospital for use when involved in EVMS activities. Parking is also provided at all major rotation sites.

Offices

Each intern will be assigned office space in affiliation with the major rotation. Office space is also available in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences for outpatient psychotherapy activities. A scheduling book is used to ensure that an intern has access to the required office space for regularly scheduled appointments.

Library Privileges

Interns have full access to all services at the Eastern Virginia Medical School library. These services include on-line computer literature searches (e.g., PSYCHSCAN, MEDLINE, CLINPSYCH), access to issues of all major journals available at the library, and photocopying. The library maintains an excellent inter-library loan system for volumes and materials not available at EVMS.

Computer Facilities

Computer resources at EVMS are available to interns for the analysis of data, and computer consultants are available to provide assistance as needed. EVMS uses the standard statistical analysis PC packages including SAS and SPSS.

Orientation

Approximately one week prior to the first week of the internship year, interns will receive a general orientation to the Eastern Virginia Medical School Office of Graduate Medical Education, and specific orientation instructions related to the Clinical Psychology Internship Program.

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