Fellowship in Psychology and Neurodevelopmental Disabilities

The Postdoctoral Fellowship in Psychology and Neurodevelopmental Disabilities provides interdisciplinary advanced training in the assessment, intervention, consultation, research, and support of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, with a particular emphasis on autism across the lifespan. The fellowship typically consists of 60% specialized clinical training, 25% research, and 15% didactic activities, including seminars and workshops. Fellows participate in interdisciplinary evaluations and interventions, develop leadership and consultation skills, receive mentorship from licensed psychologists, and complete a scholarly project in developmental disabilities.

1. Prepare a cover letter/statement of interest addressing the required questions about interest in JFK Partners, LEND experience, autism/neurodevelopmental experience, career plans, and dissertation/doctoral research status
2. Submit a graduate school transcript
3. Submit three letters of recommendation from faculty or supervisors familiar with the applicant's relevant interests and work
4. Submit an updated resume/CV
5. For the listed 2026–27 intake, the application deadline was December 1, 2025