Canterbury Christ Church University · Part-time
Clinical Neuropsychology
Improve your knowledge of clinical neuropsychology for professional CPD or to count toward the 'knowledge' component of the adult clinical neuropsychology Specialist Register of Clinical Neuropsychologists (SRCN), with our British Psychological Society (BPS) a…
Postgraduate2 yearsPart-time
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Salomons Centre for Applied Psychology · Psychology
Improve your knowledge of clinical neuropsychology for professional CPD or to count toward the 'knowledge' component of the adult clinical neuropsychology Specialist Register of Clinical Neuropsychologists (SRCN), with our British Psychological Society (BPS) accredited postgraduate diploma. The course is delivered 100% online and is supported on an attractive and easy-to-navigate online learning platform, with a variety of learning materials. You will have access to pre-recorded lectures and podcasts, live webinars, interactive and facilitated student activities, discussions in online study groups, and fully accessible e-reading lists, including online journals and e-books, and other web-based media and resources. The course is structured in its learning design and timeframes (3-week periods) in which you will complete certain segments of themed content and activities. What's more, this course is largely self-directed and self-paced so you can adapt to fit your schedule, employment, and lifestyle. Those who qualify can continue onto further study on the Salomons Institute PGCert Clinical Neuropsychology Practice, thereby completing the route to the SRCN.
Getting in
As the university states it
Applicants should: Be HCPC registered (or equivalent) Practitioner Clinical or Counselling Psychologist (you will need to provide a HCPC registration number and doctoral level training equivalent education with postgraduate teaching, practicum and thesis). Be a member, or have eligibility for full membership, with British Psychological Society (BPS) division (i.e., DCP or DCoP) or equivalent Be employed (part-time or full-time) in a service that provides assessment and/or intervention for individuals with neurological conditions, brain injuries, or conditions with neuropsychological presentation in which clinical neuropsychology represents a component of the service. Have access (and likelihood of permission and client consent) to cases that can be written up for assessment of your clinical competence, for educational purposes, toward completion of the PGDip award Have a minimum of one-year post-qualification / HCPC-registered experience in the/a clinical neuropsychology service Demonstrate how to work effectively in teams, taking a compassionate and client-centred approach, and have capacity for reflective practice – you will have the opportunity to showcase these skills in the interview with our course directors.
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