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Feb 7, 2015 | 12:00 pm
There are many opportunities for employment in Child Psychology. Anyone with a Master’s or a Doctorate degree in this field will have an array of field choices. Here are some of the career choices that can be in high demand and suited for the individual professional in Child Psychology: Child Psychologist Career Choices Child Psychology: A child psychologist has many areas in which to choose. These settings can include schools, hospitals, clinics, or research. School Psychologist: A school psychologist has many duties related to working with children in a school setting. They will not only help children with counseling, but... Read more...
Feb 7, 2015 | 11:00 am
Having the training to become a Child Welfare Worker offers a choice of different jobs within the field. The different fields that fall under the umbrella of a Child Welfare Worker are numerous. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, some of the different occupations that fall under the umbrella of Child Welfare Worker include Child, Family, and School Social Workers, Healthcare Social Workers, Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Workers, and other various job settings. Job Descriptions Someone with a degree in Child Welfare may choose a job working with a child’s parents to strengthen family parenting skills.... Read more...
Feb 7, 2015 | 10:00 am
Have you ever thought of becoming a neuropsychologist? What does this type of career take and what do you learn? Where Psychology Stands Nearly thirty-four percent of psychologists are self-employed, compared to eight percent in all other work. The competition for admission into graduate programs is truly great, although the overall demand for psychologists in the various sub-fields is growing at a rapid rate and is expected to grow more in the future. The job prospects are best for those who have gained a doctorate in a specialized area, such as health counseling or school psychologists. Clinical psychologists constitute the... Read more...
Feb 7, 2015 | 9:00 am
Clinical psychology is a crucial field in psychology; it is all about the scientific study and treatment of human dysfunction. Also, people trained in clinical psychology engage in responsibilities such as promoting new ways of behaving, feeling or thinking in order to enhance the well-being of a patient. Clinical psychology experts formulate hypothesis and generate data in order to test their reliability. A 2006 statistics showed that almost 34% of people with a degree in psychology were self-employed. It is important to state that a doctoral degree and license are necessary to become a private practitioner as a clinical psychologist.... Read more...
Feb 7, 2015 | 8:00 am
Industrial Psychology, also known as Industrial and Occupational Psychology or I-O psychology is one of the American Psychological Association’s (APA) fourteen sub-disciplines of psychology. I-O psychology is primarily concerned with the study of human behavior in the workplace. Industrial psychologists will work with industry, often times Human Resource departments, during the hiring, evaluation, and promotion periods. The work of an I-O psychologist is not limited to only hiring and promotion, many I-O psychologists will also work with teams to help develop cohesive units that can work efficiently as a whole. Overview of Industrial Psychology Career As humanity moves further into... Read more...
Feb 6, 2015 | 12:00 pm
What is the career outlook for those with a psychology degree in terms of future job growth, salary and other aspects? This article is focused on the overall job outlook for people holding a degree in psychology. Psychology Career Outlook Statistics The Occupational Handbook Outlook shows that job growth for people with a degree in psychology would increase at an average rate in the coming decades. Specifically, it is estimated that jobs for psychologists are expected to increase by approximately 12% through 2022. This average growth rate is also the same forecasted for other jobs. As demand for psychological service... Read more...
Feb 6, 2015 | 11:00 am
Social workers are an integral part of the mental health industry. Without qualified social workers, several people who need emotional, mental, or behavioral support would be left to fend for themselves. On a state by state basis, the job outlook for social workers vary somewhat. However, there is a consistent positive job growth outlook for the field of social work overall. Overall U.S. Job Statistics According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, there is an expected overall job growth of over 607,300 new jobs being added through the year 2022. The average pay scale for social workers in the... Read more...
Feb 6, 2015 | 11:00 am
Having a degree in Child Development Psychology can give a graduate several options when choosing a job in this field. Students with a Master’s degree or higher can work in clinics, schools, doctor’s offices, and welfare offices, among others. Some Developmental Psychologists work in the field of research, as well. No matter what work environment a graduate student feels comfortable with, the current outlook for jobs in this field is impressive, with employment growth of 12% through 2022. Employment Growth The specialized field of child psychology is at a growth rate of 11%. This demand comes from several work environments... Read more...
Feb 6, 2015 | 10:00 am
Psychology has evolved to become a highly important field of study, largely because of its unique way of dealing with human behavioral problems. Virtually all of the various human spheres need the help and expertise of a psychologist. And, clinical psychology is one of the most crucial specialized areas of psychology as a field of study. Life can bring unexpected outcomes often come with stressful and even unbearable moments. Therefore, clinical psychologists and other psychologists engage their highly superior training in helping people overcome and deal with such life-changing issues. Other aspects that clinical psychologists deal with include helping people... Read more...
Feb 6, 2015 | 9:00 am
The tourism industry and the hospitality profession are certainly attractive at first glance. You work with what you love; food, refreshments, entertainment and great customer service. You are in a business that values the client, and puts his or her satisfaction above all else. The nature of this business ensures that most of the people you deal with are polite and in their best spirit. Who wouldn’t be, since they’re on vacation? Yes, there are challenges to overcome and the complexity of the career might scare some away. The U.S. Department of Labor reports that the demand for these positions... Read more...
