Robert J. Harmon Fellowship

Application For University-based Fellows

One-year training positions are available for psychologists and child psychiatrists. In addition to a demonstrated interest in infancy and early childhood, applicants must have a PhD or PsyD in clinical, counseling, or school psychology and have completed an APA-accredited internship, or a MD/DO and have completed a residency in child and adolescent psychiatry. Minorities and bilingual candidates are encouraged to apply (must be a U.S. citizen) as many of the fellow clinical site placements are bilingual settings. Although most of the trainees in the program are full-time, occasionally arrangements may be made to pursue training on a part-time basis. Selected candidates for fellowship positions must complete all graduate degree requirements and provide proof of degree prior to starting fellowship. Postdoctoral fellows receive a stipend plus benefits and paid leave during their training.

Applications are being accepted on a rolling basis for the Harris Fellowship with preference given to earlier submissions in order to accommodate interviews:

• Cover Letter (please include why you are interested in the Harris Program, what are your training goals, etc.)
• Curriculum vitae
  
• Application form pdf file; requires Adobe Reader program to open and save form entries) If you are having problems with the application form, try saving the original form on your computer before starting to complete it, and do not complete the form in your browser. Once finalized, save the form and send it as a file attachment.
• Three reference letters per instructions on the application form.
• One letter from your program's training director

Your application will be considered for one of the fellowship positions that will start next September. Attempts are made to match an applicant’s areas of interest to the program’s clinical sites. Applicants meeting our initial requirements will be invited for virtual interviews, which will be held in January.

For additional information or questions, please contact the Harris Program Coordinator at 303-724-9758 or harrisprogram@ucdenver.edu