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Psychologist from: http://www.communityhealthcareers.com/careers_psychologist.htmPsychologists study human behaviour and thought processes. They provide therapy for patients to help them address emotional and behavioural problems. Psychologists may apply their specialized knowledge of the human mind to many fields including industry and government. Some conduct research in university, hospital and private medical research settings. The Cool Things They Do:
Psychologists work in clinical and office settings. University-based research psychologists may split their time between teaching, research and seeing patients. Working with emotionally disturbed patients can often be stressful. Psychologists usually work regular, full-time hours. Most Psychologist work in:
Psychologist – requires doctorate in psychology Psycological Associate – requires Master’s Degree in Psychology Length of Study/Training : 6 to 9 Years Post Secondary Certification (s): Ontario : Certification by College of Psychologists of Ontario Helpful High School Courses:
There is growing demand for psychologists, especially those willing to work in correctional institutions. Earnings:
Average annual salary: $30,000 to over $100,000 depending on location and types of services offered. More Information:
Canadian Psychological Association College of Psychologists of Ontario Ontario Psychological Association American Psychological Association (APA) APA’s psychology career information: Canadian Mental Health Association Job Futures: Psychologists |
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