About The Program

UTHealth Houston Doctoral Psychology Internship Program is a Generalist training program that trains interns to work in multiple settings with experience across the lifespan. The five tracks available are Addiction/Community (match number 229411), Trauma (match number 229413), Child and Adolescent (match number 229415), Adult Inpatient (match number 229411) and Developmental/Assessment (match number 229414). Interns may apply to any of the tracks but should only apply to ONE.  Application deadline is November 3, 2025.

The available tracks include:

• The Trauma Track
• The Adult Inpatient Track
• The Addictions/Community Track
• The Child and Adolescent Track
• The Developmental/Assessment Track

Interns matched with a particular track will receive the first two of their three 4-month blocks from that track and one block from another track, in order to provide breadth of training. Intern preferences will be surveyed after matching and will be considered as much as possible in assigning the out-of-track rotation.  However, since not all tracks have the same number of positions, it is possible that some preferences cannot be accommodated.

Interns also receive 2 – 3 hours per week of didactics. Training involves scaffolding and frequent contact with supervisors. Peer supervision is encouraged as is collaboration with trainees/faculty from other disciplines. Each intern gets a minimum of 2 hours a week of individual, 1 hour of research and 1 hour of group supervision, as well as case presentations  and other learning experiences.

Clients are drawn from the Houston metro area and frequently include underserved populations with a wide variety of individual differences and cultural presentations. Applicants should indicate their interests in their cover letter. Interest and accomplishments in research and in work with various populations are highly valued.