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Internships and fellowships

VA Manchester health care provides training programs for students at the college, university, and postgraduate levels. Explore our training programs to find out about how we can help you start your career as a health care professional.

Title Name Contact Associate Chief of Staff for Education/Designated Education Officer (DEO) Brian Phemester, DO Brian.Phemester@va.gov Academic Affiliations/Disbursement Coordinator/HSS Sherri Henry Sherri.Henry2@va.gov Academic Program Administration Support Edward Roane Edward.Roane@va.gov Title Name Contact Medical Residents & Trainees William Siroty, MD William.Siroty@va.gov Mental Health Trainees Abigail Schein, MD Abigail.Schein@va.gov Nursing Trainees Megan Marich, MSN, RN Megan.Marich@va.gov Optometry Residents Nadia Zalatimo, OD, FAAO Nadia.Zalatimo@va.gov Optometry Trainees Joy Huang, OD, FAAO Joy.Huang@va.gov Pharmacy Trainees Jessica Putney, PharmD, BCPP Rebecca.Pullman@va.gov Psychology Doctoral Interns Rebecca Pullman, Psy.D. Rebecca.Pullman@va.gov Radiology Trainees Doreen Mitchell, Rt, (R), RDMS Doreen.Mitchell@va.gov Speech Trainees Allison Chaffman, MS, CCC-SLP Allison.Chaffman@va.gov Vision Trainees Anne Isacco Anne.Isacco@va.gov

 

Psychology Internship Program

 

Rebecca Pullman Psy. D., ABPP

Director of Doctoral Internship Training, Board Certified in Clinical Psychology

VA Manchester health care

Phone:

Email: Rebecca.Pullman@va.gov

Internship Applications Due by November 15th.  

The Psychology Internship Program at the Manchester VA Medical Center is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of the American Psychological Association.

 Our Psychology Internship Training Program at the Manchester VA Medical Center is committed to close supervision and competency-based training in a collegial setting. Our philosophy is that all practicing Psychologists should have a strong foundation in general clinical psychology and the ability to apply empirical data to clinical procedures and assessments. We adhere to a practitioner-scholar training model. We believe a core general base is needed prior to becoming a competent and skilled specialist. The goals of the program are to train interns to deal with challenges found in the VA medical system, as well as other medical and mental health settings. We facilitate and encourage global learning that is culturally sensitive and diverse and promotes creativity, problem solving, empirically based and supported practices, scholarly inquiry, and good clinical judgment.

 

 

APPIC Match Number 
2431

For questions related to any program’s accreditation status, please contact:

Office of Program Consultation and Accreditation
American Psychological Association
750 1st Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002
Phone:

 

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