Internship
Students in the School Psychology Program (SPP) at the University of Florida culminate their graduate training in a professional internship. Ed.S. students typically complete their internship requirements, at a minimum of 1200 hours, in the third year of the training program. Ph.D. students are eligible for internship after completing advanced coursework and practicum requirements, and are required to complete a minimum of 1500 hours of internship experiences. SPP students have completed internships in a variety of settings across the United States, a sample of which is provided below.
Ed.S.
Birmingham Public Schools, Michigan
Bradford County Schools, Florida
Broward County Schools, Florida
Clark County Schools, Georgia
Clay County Schools, Florida
Fairfax County Schools, Virginia
Fulton County Schools, Georgia
Gwinnett County Schools, Georgia
Hillsborough County Schools, Florida
Indian River County Schools, Florida
Pasco County Schools, Florida
Sarasota County Schools, Florida
Prince William County Schools, Virginia
Volusia County Schools, Florida
Ph.D.
Alachua County Schools, Florida
Children’s Assessment Center, Texas
*Cypress/Fairbanks Independent School District, Texas
*Houston Independent School District, Texas
Indian River County Schools, Florida
*The Marcus Institute, Georgia
Multidisciplinary Diagnostic and Treatment Program, Florida
Pinellas County Schools, Florida
P. K. Yonge Developmental Research School, Florida
Prince George’s County Schools, Maryland
Shands Vista Behavioral Health Center, Florida
St. Lucie County Schools, Florida
*University of Southern California Children’s Hospital, California
*Virginia Beach City Public Schools, Virginia
* Indicates APPIC internship site. More information about APPIC internships is available at http://www.appic.org/
