In this one-year clinical psychology post-doctoral fellowship, clinical fellows provide 25 hours of direct patient care per week, with the remaining time dedicated to supervision, didactics, training, and program development.

Principles of Exposure for Effective Learning, Women Veterans, Lethal Means Safety, Reintegration Stress, Military Sexual Trauma, Traumatic Brain Injury, Approaches to Transdiagnostic Care with the SOF Community, and Suicide Risk Assessment & Safety Planning

Postdoctoral fellows receive in-depth training and consultation in Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) for PTSD in the first month of the fellowship. Fellows receive and additional training in the spring in a second EBT (previous trainings have including CBT-I for insomnia, the Unified Protocol; and Prolonged Exposure) that is determined based on training and clinic needs.v

The potential to extend the fellowship is dictated by funding availability for clinical and research positions, as well as approval by supervisors and clinical/research leadership.

The Postdoctoral Fellow salary is $70,000 per year plus Mass General Brigham benefits and vacation. Fellows are also eligible to apply for up to $1,250 of Home Base professional development funding and up to $5,250 of tuition assistance from Mass General Brigham.  There are also opportunities to become involved in research depending on interest and availability of current projects.Home Base is staffed by a multidisciplinary team of Veteran and non-Veteran staff including psychologists, neuropsychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, physical medicine and rehabilitation physicians, nurses, nurse practitioners, nutritionists, exercise physiologists, and speech and language pathologists.

The fellowship is available to non-U.S. Citizens.  However, Home Base cannot guarantee sponsorship for any visas which an applicant may need to obtain in order to stay in the country.  Therefore, if an applicant’s current visa expires during the postdoc year, we may not be able to sponsor another visa to continue through the end of the fellowship program.

The majority of the Fellows’ time (4 days per week) will be spent in the clinic providing in-person individual and group therapy. Remote work will be possible for 0.5-1 day per week depending on the fellows’ individual schedules and preferences.

The fellowship begins August 24, 2026 and ends August 23, 2027.