This 24-month clinical neuropsychology fellowship, beginning between July 1 and September 9, 2024, has openings for two adult positions. The fellowship meets Houston Conference Guidelines for training in neuropsychology and is a member of the Association of Postdoctoral Programs in Clinical Neuropsychology. The fellowship involves opportunities to see adult patients through the general Neuropsychology Clinic and specialty neuropsychology clinics.
Why Wake Forest
Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, is a Level I trauma center located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina and home to the Wake Forest School of Medicine. As with most academic medical centers, Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist strives to fulfill the integrated missions of patient care, research and teaching, and providing patients with leading-edge technology and clinical trials.
The objective of providing high-quality clinical care and research training to postdoctoral level fellows is very much in accord with the tripartite institutional mission of the Medical School and Medical Center. More specifically, as with other graduate medical education programs at the School of Medicine, our program's mission is to train professionals who will become recognized as leaders in clinical care, applied research, and education.
The Neurology Department at Wake Forest Baptist is home to a variety of centers and clinics where you may rotate during your fellowship and include:
- Comprehensive Stroke Center
- Comprehensive Epilepsy Center
- Neuroscience ICU
- Subspecialty clinics in neuromuscular/ALS, Movement Disorders, Headache, Multiple Sclerosis, and Concussion.
Program Benefit Highlights
As a postdoc Clinical Neuropsychology fellow, you will receive:
- Health insurance
- Personal time off (sick leave, vacation time, time for professional development)
- A small professional development fund each year.
Stipends are based on NIH training guidelines.
