Sara Lacy, PsyD
- Assistant Professor of Clinical Family and Community Medicine
The Department of Family and Community Medicine offers a one-year post-doctoral fellowship for psychologists interested in working within an academic medical center. The program offers specialized training in primary care/family medicine behavioral health integration and evidence-based therapies.
The fellowship will prepare psychologists to provide a broad range of behavioral health services in family medicine and outpatient mental health clinics. In addition to providing clinical services, fellows participate in regularly scheduled training activities such as weekly individual supervision with licensed psychologist(s). Throughout the training year, fellows work closely with family physicians and providers/staff from other disciplines such as nursing, pharmacy, physical therapy, nutrition, and social work.
Conducting behavioral health assessments and providing individual psychotherapy using evidence-based interventions
Psychology fellows work with economically and ethnically diverse patient populations at our Rardin Family Practice and Outpatient Care East locations.
Applicants must have a doctoral degree (PhD or PsyD) in clinical or counseling psychology from an APA-accredited program and completion of an internship that meets APA/APPIC requirements. Preference will be given to applicants with interest and experience in primary care, health psychology or behavioral medicine and evidence- based psychotherapies.
Email fellowship questions, or application materials, to: OSUClinicalPsychFellowship@osumc.edu.
You may also submit materials through the APPIC CAS portal.