Criteria used in the evaluation and selection of applicants for clinical neuropsychology internships were identified by a survey of the programs listed in The Clinical Neuropsychologist. Neuropsychologists from 40 programs replied to the survey, yielding an 80% response rate. Clinical experience in neuropsychological assessment, specialization in clinical neuropsychology during graduate training, personal interview, and letters of recommendation were reported to be the most salient selection criteria. Practica that provide experience with flexible batteries at university-affiliated medical centers and doctoral curricula that follow INS/APA Division 40 guidelines, with teaching and supervision provided by neuropsychologists were preferred prerequisites to internship. Selection criteria reflect a vertically integrated model of education and training in accordance with the Houston Conference model.
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