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Rehabilitation psychology: 2020 state of the field survey.

Purpose/Objective: To date, there are no published formal surveys of the “state of the field” of Rehabilitation Psychology in terms of education, training, practice patterns, professional identity, and relative salary and income structures for those who identify as Rehabilitation Psychologists. Research Method/Design: In an effort to gather this information, the Practice Committee of APA Division 22 (Rehabilitation Psychology) conducted a convenience-sample survey of its listserv subscribers to obtain a representation of Rehabilitation Psychologists across the United States, and a depiction of the fields in which they work. Results: There were 282 respondents to the survey. Most respondents were female (69%) and worked in hospital/medical facilities (70%). Most worked in urban/suburban areas (96%), with adults (57%), and had a straight salary income structure (78%). Salary was found to be associated with age (p p p = .001), board certification status (p p p

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Posted in: Journal Article Abstracts on 06/16/2022 | Link to this post on IFP |
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