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Clinical psychologists diagnose and treat mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders through counseling and therapy. They work one-on-one and in groups in a variety of settings like offices, schools, hospitals, and clinics. Successful psychologists are emotionally stable, patient, compassionate, and able to work well with others. They typically need a master's degree or doctorate in psychology, which can be obtained after earning a bachelor's degree and taking relevant psychology courses. Salaries range from $52,000 to over $100,000 depending on experience and location.
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- 2. What do they do? • Diagnose the mental and emotional disorders of individuals • Counsel patterns to help resolve problems • Find patterns to help them understand and predict behavior • Work with people one on one and in groups • Study behavior and brain functions
- 3. What personal qualities and skills should a psychologist have? • Be emotionally stable and mature • Be patient and determined • Deal well with people • Be sensitive and compassionate • Lead and inspire others • Talk easily with others
- 4. Where does this job take place? • Work in offices • Classrooms • Labs for the government • Social service organizations • Educational institutions • Hospitals, clinics, and rehabilitation centers • Nursing homes • Research organizations and market research firms • Consulting firms
- 5. Likes and Dislikes? • Likes: – Working with all types of people – Helping people out – Having flexible work schedules – Pays well • Dislikes – Working evenings and weekends – Clients who show no progress – The pressure of deadlines – Tight schedules and overtime work – Working without constraints of managed care arrangements
- 6. Class recommended to take in prior to college? • Spanish • Family consumer science • Health • Sociology • Contemporary social issues • Foods and nutrition
- 7. Needed degree, major, and other post- high school training? • A master’s or doctorate degree is needed • A four year degree • Major in Psychology • a series of psychology courses – Introducing psychology – Learning about psychology – Developmental skills – research skills – Learning about the different types
- 8. What colleges provide the needed credentials? Tuition, room and board, books? • Iowa State University – Tuition-$17,660 out of state, $7,700 in state – Room and board-$7,470 – Books fees-$1,000 • University of Iowa – Tuition-$22,420 out of state, $7,765 in state – Room and board-$8,330 – Book frees-$1,000
- 9. Annual salary in Iowa and Nationally for beginner and experienced employee? • In Iowa – Starting salary is $52,911 per year – Average is $86,859 per year – With experience it’s $104,571 yearly • Nationally – Starting $53,000 yearly – Average is $88,000 – With experience it’s $106,000
- 10. Travel? • Yes and no • flexible work schedule but also over time work and pressure of deadlines that need to be met
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