Clinical Neuropsychology Fellowship (Arizona)
Clinical Neuropsychology Fellowship (Arizona) supports postdoctoral fellows in assessment, brain mapping, and research at Mayo Clinic to prepare for independent practice and board certification.
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Funder: Mayo Clinic
Due Dates: November 16, 2026 (Application deadline) | July 1, 2027 (Expected start)
Funding Amounts: Two-year fellowship with stipend and benefits; Mayo’s published annual stipend schedule ranges from $75,105 to $106,096 by graduate level
Summary: Advanced postdoctoral training combining adult neuropsychological assessment, clinical brain mapping, and research to prepare fellows for independent practice and board certification.
Key Information: One full-time position is offered every two years; the program is not accredited and does not participate in the APPCN Match.
Description
Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education offers this two-year postdoctoral fellowship at its Phoenix and Scottsdale, Arizona, locations. Its two major rotations combine outpatient adult neuropsychological assessment with neurosurgical populations and brain mapping. Fellows gain experience with functional MRI, tractography, Wada evaluations, and intraoperative mapping, including work with epilepsy, brain tumors, and cerebrovascular conditions. The program prepares fellows for independent practice and American Board of Clinical Neuropsychology board certification.
The fellowship follows a scientist-practitioner model, with approximately 90% clinical training and didactics and at least 10% dedicated research time. Faculty mentorship, existing cognitive and imaging datasets, and Arizona State University collaborations support research on brain-behavior relationships, including autism, brain tumors, and aging. Electives include cognitive impairment and early dementia, concussion, and executive brain health.
