Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. Students are accepted depending on the availabilityof Dr. Madore to provide mentorship time to the individual.

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Graduate students can contact Dr. Madore to participate in a supplemental clinical research practicum experience. Students will gain experience in a variety of research and clinical skills, including but not limited to:

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• Neuropsychological assessment and related activities

• Neuropsychological assessment report writing

• Participate in a variety of didactic experiences

• Development of projects from archival data

• Neuroimaging

• Transcranial magnetic stimulation

• Scientific poster presentation

• Data entry and analysis

• Manuscript preparation

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Preferred time commitment is between 8 - 12 hours per week of which one hour is required individual supervision.

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Remote training opportunities for research skills are available. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis and limited based on the supervisor's ability to provide supervision and training. 

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For in-person practicum, while a large number of assessment hours are not likely, trainees will leave with a minimum of one sample report which may be used for internship and/or practicum applications.