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Cutch
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 Posted: Tue Jan 19, 2010 10:05 am Post subject: Career outlook |
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My son wants to pursue a career in neuropsychology and I have been trying to research the field a bit. i was wondering how the job opportunities are for this field and if someone might know the future needs?
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Cutch
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| So I take it the career outlook is not so good? I was just curious. My son has declared his major and fell in love with the field. |
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drejb
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Some subspecialities may do better than others, but specialties took big hits this year and will for the next years due to Medicare formulas. Check out the professional board, but also watch the employment board - there are opportunities out there. http://www.apa.org also has good career information
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Neuropsychology has developed quickly and it requires a great labor force. So I think you should not so worried about your child. If he studies well, job is always open for him 
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