\nGord Asmundson
\nHarvey Brooker
\nDavid A. Clark
\nJohn Conway
\nKen Craig
\nDeborah Dobson
\nKeith Dobson
\nAnna Beth Doyle
\nDavid Dozois
\nMartin Drapeau
\nMichel Dugas
\nPatricia Furer
\nJanel Gauthier
\nJohn Goodman
\nHeather Hadjistavropoulos
\nThomas Hadjistavropoulos
\nDavid S. Hart
\nCharles Hayes
\nPaul Hewitt
\nJanice Howes
\nJohn Hunsley
\nCharlotte Johnston
\nMichael C. King
\nWilliam Koch
\nCatherine Lee
\nAndr\u00e9e Liddell
\nPatrick McGrath
\nSam Mikail
\nCharles Morin
\nKerry Mothersill
\nJohn Pearce
\nJean Pettifor
\nSusan Pisterman
\nAdam Radomsky*
\nPierre Ritchie
\nRobert Robinson
\nJohn Service
\nLorne Sexton
\nRichard Steffy
\nSherry Stewart
\nJanet Stoppard
\nSteven Taylor
\nJohn Walker
\nAllan R. Wilson
\nKeith Wilson
\nDavid Zuroff<\/div>\n<\/article>\n
*denotes most recent recipient(s)<\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Factors that will be considered in the adjudication of the award include contributions in the following areas:<\/p>\n Applications should include a nomination with a supporting statement by a Member or Fellow of the Clinical Section, a current curriculum vitae of the nominee, and letters of support from two people who are familiar with the nominee’s contributions. The award will be presented at the section’s business meeting held during the CPA Convention.<\/p>\n For information about the nomination process, please contact one of the current Clinical Section Executive Members.<\/p>\n Past Award Winners:<\/p>\n The Clinical Section Scientist-Practitioner Early Career award recognizes members of the Clinical Section who exemplify the integration of the two core domains of clinical psychology: (1) clinical practice and training and (2) psychological science and research. Candidates should be less than 10 years since receiving their Ph.D. in clinical psychology, and less than 10 years since receiving their first clinical psychology license; they should have an outstanding record in at least one of the core domains, and a solid record of achievement in the other domain. Evidence of integration across the two domains will be favourably reviewed.<\/p>\n Nominations for the Scientist-Practitioner Early Career award shall consist of a letter of nomination with a supporting statement by a Member or Fellow of the clinical section, a current curriculum vitae of the nominee, and letters of support from two people familiar with the nominee’s contributions. At least one of these three letters should include comments on the candidate’s research contributions, and at least one of these three letters should include comments on the candidate’s clinical contributions. Comments on the ways in which the candidate integrates research and clinical work are required in the nomination letter, and encouraged in the support letters.<\/p>\n Although nominees will no longer be automatically reconsidered in future years\u2019 competitions, should the nominee not be selected in the year submitted, he or she is encouraged to re-apply in subsequent years.<\/p>\n The award will be presented at the section’s business meeting held during the CPA convention. The award winner will be invited to present his or her work at the CPA convention in the following year.<\/p>\n For information about the nomination process, please contact one of the current Clinical Section Executive Members.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
\nAWARDS<\/h2>\n
\nThe Award for Clinical Excellence<\/h3>\n
\nThe Award for Clinical Excellence recognizes members of the Clinical Section who have made outstanding contributions to the practice and profession of clinical psychology in Canada. This award honours clinical psychologists who advance the understanding and amelioration of suffering and the promotion of psychological wellness. Candidates should have a doctoral degree in clinical psychology, and a valid clinical psychology license. The majority of their time (70% or more) should be dedicated to direct clinical service.<\/p>\n\n
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\nScientist Practitioner Early Career Award<\/h3>\n