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KTalka
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 Posted: Wed Dec 07, 2005 6:16 pm Post subject: Neuropsych. Positions for an ABD |
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| I am looking to receive some advice on what would be an optimal post-internship position for an individual who will be ABD for a semester? And of course, suggestions on how to find such positions. Thanks! |
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Paendrag
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| Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2005 5:16 pm Post subject: |
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A) no job, work full-time finishing your dissertation
B) neuropsychology technician, part-time
advantages: ~$20 an hour, no take home work (i.e., no reports)
C) behavioral analyst
advantages: ~$30 an hour, limited take home work
D) Walmart greeter |
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lash
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Location: Bedford, MA
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You could also look into postdoc positions, some of them do not require that you complete your dissertation prior to beginning; the downside is that you can't accrue "postdoctoral hours" toward license / board eligibility until you complete your dissertation. You'd have to check with each individual postdoc to see if they accept ABD's.
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