Post Doctoral Neuropsychological Fellowship | JFK Johnson Rehabilitation Institute   

Post Doctoral Neuropsychological Fellowship at JFK Johnson Rehabilitation Institute

Institutions and Program Description

JFK Johnson Rehabilitation Institute offers a two-year Post-Doctoral Residency in Neuropsychology with a concentration in the assessment and/or rehabilitation of adults with acquired neurological illness. The Director of Neuropsychology is Monique Tremaine, Ph.D. The Director of Clinical Training is Sara Michaud, Ph.D., ABPP-CN.

Contact Us

Sara Michaud, Ph.D., ABPP-CN
Director of Training
sara.michaud@hmhn.org

Monique Tremaine, Ph.D.

Director of Neuropsychology
(732) 906-2640 ext. 0
monique.tremaine@hmhn.org

Overview

We are excited to offer (2) two-year post-doctoral training positions in clinical neuropsychology/rehabilitation for the 2025-2027 cycle. These positions will focus on the assessment and rehabilitation of adults with neurological illness. This residency is a member of the Association of Postdoctoral Programs in Clinical Neuropsychology (APPCN) and is registered with the 2025 National Matching Service.

Founded in 1974, the JFK-Johnson Rehabilitation Institute is known for its commitment to helping individuals regain their independence and improve their quality of life through comprehensive rehabilitation services (across the continuum from acute inpatient, subacute, to outpatient treatment). It plays a crucial role in the healthcare landscape of New Jersey and the surrounding region. 

The institute has received numerous awards and recognitions for its commitment to providing high-quality rehabilitation services, including CARF Accreditation for a number of programs and ranking as one of the best rehabilitation hospitals in the nation.

Position

Neuropsychological Rehabilitation (Adult) (NMS Program code #9952): 

Year 1: Neuropsychological evaluation of patients on an inpatient brain trauma unit (40%) and; 2) outpatient neuropsychological evaluations (60%). The inpatient component (2 days/week) provides specialized training in the evaluation of patients with severe brain injury, including assessment of post-coma and related disorders of consciousness. Neuropsychological consultation is also provided to patients on a subacute inpatient unit, Extended Recovery Unit, which provides continued (subacute) care for medically stable patients with persistent cognitive limitations. The Resident will conduct neuropsychological evaluations on an outpatient basis (3 days/week) for patients with a wide variety of neurologic conditions. 

Year 2: Spent in an integrated, outpatient neurorehabilitation center (100% outpatient). In addition to neuropsychological assessments, the Resident will provide interventions with individuals with varied acquired neurological injuries and will coordinate development of a treatment plan within an interdisciplinary treatment team. Training is provided on evidence-based treatment interventions to minimize the impact of symptoms and identified neuropsychological weaknesses to maximize clients’ independence and reintegration in the community.

Scholarly Activity

Residents are expected to participate in research and demonstrate scholarship consistent with a scientist-practitioner model of training in neuropsychology. All residents are expected to spend approximately 10% of their time devoted to research activities. Residents are expected to complete an individual research study or participate in ongoing research projects through the department. 

Training Activities

Various didactics are offered within the Cognitive Rehabilitation Department and at JFK Medical Center. The Resident will participate in mock ABPP examinations, neuropsychology rounds, epilepsy case conference, tumor rounds, journal club, and research meetings. 

Supervision

Individual supervision is an integral part of the training program. Supervision is provided by Monique Tremaine, Ph.D., Sara Michaud, Ph.D., ABPP-CN, Georgianna Dart, Psy.D., Tasha Mott, Ph.D., Amy Hradil, Ph.D., and Maria Wedin, Ph.D. The residency meets the post-graduate clinical and supervision requirements for licensure as a psychologist in the State of New Jersey. Approximately 2,000 hours of training is provided each year. For residents who intend to use their experience toward New Jersey licensure, it is necessary to obtain a 3-year permit directly from the New Jersey Board of Psychological Examiners.

Supervision Opportunities

The fellow will have the opportunity to supervise undergraduate students through our formal internship program with Rutgers University. 

Compensation

Salary is $47,486 annually, with an all-inclusive benefits package offered to full-time employees (including: medical, dental, vision, and prescription coverage).


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