industrial psychologist

consultant in health psychology | expert healthcare psychologist | health psychologist | research health psychologist

expert in clinical psychology | psychologist in hospital | clinical psychologist | practitioner of clinical psychology

industrial psychologist [ organizational psychologist ]

consulting psychologist

Corporation professionnelle des psychologues du Québec [ C.P.P.Q. | Corporation of Psychologists of the Province of Quebec ]

clinical psychologist

Belgian Commission of Psychologists | Commission of Psychologists

degree program advisor | higher education advisor | academic advisor | post-secondary level student advisor

There are companies providing intervention in Alberta whose directors may be occupational therapists, speech language pathologists, or, in the odd case, psychologists.

We would point out that these graduates at all levels, bachelors, masters, and doctoral, are very successful in getting jobs, they're very valuable within the Canadian economy; that captains of business and business leaders indicate that these are very important employees; and that the research that comes out of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, such as that done by political scientists, economists, psychologists, historians, sociologists, lawyers, and the like, is critical to the functioning of Canada as a democracy, as well as its economic well-being.

There's some urgency for clarity, given that changes outlined in the budget are retroactive to March, 2013, and many psychologists are also small-business owners.

Are there any businesses that have hired psychologists, social workers, massage therapists?