Applicants must be eligible for graduate registration with the Psychological Society of Ireland.
Applicants must have a minimum Second Class Honours Grade 1 in a primary honours degree (NFQ, Level 8). This can be either:
a. An honours primary degree in Psychology which confers eligibility for graduate registration

OR

b. An honours primary degree in another subject (minimum Second Class Honours Grade 1 in a primary honours degree (NFQ, Level 8)) together with an accredited conversion qualification (minimum Second Class Honours Grade 1) which confers eligibility for graduate registration.

Furthermore, applicants with a minimum Second Class Honours Grade 2 in a primary honours degree (NFQ, Level 8) in either of the above categories may also apply if they have also been awarded an additional Masters or a PhD relevant to Clinical Psychology.

Applicants must have postgraduate experience within mental health, disability or related settings (includes voluntary experience).
Applicants must submit a short personal statement that clearly indicates how their postgraduate education and/or work experience has prepared them in terms of their knowledge/experience of clinical psychology practice.
Applicants must submit contact details for two referees, one academic and one associated with clinically relevant experience.
Applicants who are not resident in the EU must have proof of eligibility to work in the EU and their Psychology degree must be approved by the Psychological Society of Ireland or the British Psychological Society as equivalent to their accredited degrees.


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