Program Resources

Policies and Procedures

Some information included in the policy and procedure manuals pertain to:

  • Program Minimum Requirements
  • Program Minimal Levels of Achievement
  • Resident Remediation and Corrective Action Procedures
  • Resident Benefits and Services

P&P Neuropsychology Postdoctoral Residency Manual 2023-2025

P&P Neuropsychology Postdoctoral Residency North Valley Manual 2023-2025

P&P Pre Masters Mental Health Internship Manual 2023-2024

P&P Associate Post Masters Mental Health Fellowship Manual 2023-2024

P&P Psychology Practicum Externship Manual 2023-2024

P&P Psychology Doctoral Internship Manual 2023-2024

P&P Psychology Postdoctoral Residency Manual 2023-2024

Aims, Objectives and Competencies
Postdoctoral Residency and Doctoral Internship

Aims Objectives and Competencies Postdoctoral Residency Clinical Psychology

Goals, Objectives and Competencies
Associate Post Masters Mental Health Fellowship

Goals Objectives and Competencies Associate Post Masters Mental Health Fellowship

Community Partnerships

Kaiser Permanente Northern California has made a major investment in mental health training programs at both the masters and doctoral level to help address a critical shortage of professionals in this crucial health area in our communities. The mental health training programs are funded in part by Kaiser’s Community Benefits Division, with additional funding coming through the Psychiatry and Addiction Medicine department budgets. Reflecting Kaiser Permanente’s core commitment to mental health and wellness in our communities, every mental health trainee is required to complete at least 32 hours during the year on a Community Partnership Project that focuses on increasing the mental health of the local community in some important respect, beyond just treating Kaiser members. This training not only directly benefits the community but equips the trainee for more effective careers in any mental health setting and makes them more desirable candidate for internal recruitment.

Community Partnership Liaision

Project Examples

Projects are developed in conjunction with local Training Directors and can take a wide range of forms. Many Community Partnership Projects entail psychoeducation programs at local high schools or community centers, with emphasis in such areas as mindfulness techniques, stress reduction, parenting education, anger management or communication training. Other projects have consulted with staff at a number of different county or non-profit agencies in the local community (e.g. homeless shelters, community mental health clinics, prisons, etc.).

Newsletters

Northern California

Newsletter January 2022

Newsletter February 2022

Newsletter March 2022

Newsletter April 2022

Newsletter May 2022

Newsletter June 2022

Newsletter July 2022

Newsletter August 2022

Newsletter September 2022

Newsletter October 2022

Additional Resources

American Psychological Association (APA)

Accreditation information can be obtained from the:

Office of Program Consultation and Accreditation
750 First Street NE;
Washington, DC 20002-4242.

Phone: 202-336-5979
TDD-TTY: 202-336-6123
Email: apaaccred@apa.org
Web Site: http://apps.apa.org/accredsearch