Questions about a career in neuropsychology?

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 I have also gained interest in this field. This is the info I have come across that you may find useful: the field requires study at the doctoral level, though it is advised/may require post-doctoral training.

Neuropsychologists investigate the relation between physical systems and behavior. Topics they study include the relation of specific biochemical mechanisms in the brain to behavior; the relation of brain structure to function; and the chemical and physical changes that occur in the body when we experience different emotions. Neuropsychologists also diagnose and treat disturbances related to suspected dysfunctions of the central nervous system and treat patients by teaching them new ways to acquire and process information - a technique known as cognitive retraining. Clinical neuropsychologists work in neurology, neurosurgery, psychiatry, and pediatric units of hospitals and clinics. They also work in academic settings where they conduct research and train other neuropsychologists, clinical psychologists, and medical doctors.

I'm unaware of fields within neuropsychology that pertain to sociology, neuropsychology is significantly more related to biology - more so than sociology, so I would suggest a minor in biology (perhaps consider a course in chemistry if possible). If your school offers neuroscience as a program, I would definitely consider that.
Courses pertaining to neuropsychology include:abnormal psychology, human brain and behaviour, physiological psychology, statistics, psychological assessment; clinical neuropsychology + laboratory, neuropsychological rehabilitation, cognitive neuroscience, drugs and the brain/psychopharmacology, neuroanatomy ( courses only offered by some psychology undergraduate programs ). Hope this helps.

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