We are currently recruiting for our Clinical Psychology and Interprofessional Fellowship for the 2024-25 training year and for our 2-year Neuropsychology Residency for the 2024-26 training cohort. 

 Our APA-accredited fellowships offer rigorous clinical training and excellent didactic opportunities. We offer specialized training in PTSD/Trauma, Psychosocial Rehabilitation (PSR), and Clinical Neuropsychology. Our fellowships offer rigorous training in a variety of evidence-based practices through a variety of clinical rotations, along with a focus on professional development to prepare fellows for the job market. We have a diverse, warm, and welcoming psychology community, and we pride ourselves on individualizing each fellow’s training plan to help you meet your full potential and to reach your professional goals.

You can learn more about our training philosophy, current faculty, former fellows, and the variety of training opportunities offered at CAVHS by visiting our websites, which contain links to our fellowship brochures:

PTSD & Psychosocial Rehabilitation (PSR) Fellowship: Clinical Psychology Postdoctoral And Inter-Professional Fellowship Program | VA Central Arkansas Health Care | Veterans Affairs

Neuropsychology Residency: Clinical Neuropsychology Postdoctoral Residency | VA Central Arkansas Health Care | Veterans Affairs

You are also encouraged to attend one of our informational webinars, at which time you will have the opportunity to learn more about our fellowships at CAVHS as well as meet various members of program leadership. You can use the following links to join the webinar(s) that fits your interest:

Prospective applicants from diverse groups and/or who are underrepresented in the field of Psychology are especially encouraged to apply. Our fellowship programs are committed to promoting awareness of, and respect for, cultural and individual diversity with the goal of preparing fellows to become culturally-informed providers of mental health care. To achieve this goal, our training program works to create an inclusive environment where individuals of diverse backgrounds are welcomed and valued. Our program also incorporates multiculturalism, recovery-oriented approaches, and a biopsychosocial emphasis to ensure that diversity is fully integrated in the training experience. Additionally, we have a longstanding Diversity Committee at CAVHS that is comprised of mental health professionals devoted to educating, monitoring, and furthering our awareness, practice, and outcomes as related to diversity, equity, and inclusion.

If you have any questions about our fellowship programs at CAVHS or have difficulty joining one of the above informational webinars, please contact me or the Directors of Training for each program at the email addresses listed below.

Courtney Ghormley, PhD, ABPP

Co-Director of Training, Neuropsychology Residency

Program Administrator of Psychology Training Programs

Courtney.Ghormley@va.gov

Erica Moseby, PhD

Director of Training, PTSD and PSR Fellowships

Erica.Moseby@va.gov

Jennifer Mathis, PhD, ABPP-CN

Co-Director of Training, Neuropsychology Residency

Jennifer.Mathis3@va.gov