Psychologist
By Jasmine Pardo
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Career Research Requirements
Education and Training- Doctoral Degree or Specialist degree, A Master's Degree. A practice psychologist would need a License and Certification .
Preferred job skills- Observational skills, Communication skills, People skills, Problem-solving skills, Patience, Trustworthiness.
Job Outlook- Job prospects go best to those who have specialist or doctoral degree and a doctoral degree. The employment growth about as fast as the average for all occupations.
Salary- The median annual wage for psychologists was $69,280 in May 2012.
Work Environment- Some psychologists work independently, working with patients. Others work partly in a healthcare team, or working with physicians and social workers including in school settings working with students.
Career Connections- Helping people with problems and being a better human being. Also making sure they are not lonely.
High School Preparation Requirements
Extra-Curricular Activities - Investment club, and Psychology club.
Work and/or Volunteer Experience - You can work as a social worker for a school and you can also work independently with others in different problems
References - Rodica Popa , Alex Popa , Maricela Pardo
Post-secondary Plans Requirements
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- Majors: Doctoral degree or specialist degree and a master’s degree.
Training Programs or Certificate Courses - Practicing psychologists need a license or certification.
Internship/Apprenticeship Opportunities - Some opportunities are social worker, concealer, and health care worker