Organization
medschool.cuanschutz.eduCU Anschutz Psychiatry Harris Program Application
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About the organization
The Harris Program in Child Development and Infant Mental Health at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus is a clinical and research fellowship within the Department of Psychiatry. Founded to advance understanding of early childhood mental health, the program trains psychologists and allied professionals in developmental psychopathology, infant-parent psychotherapy, and community-based intervention. Its Expansion Community Fellowship Program extends this mission by supporting clinicians who serve underserved populations, emphasizing reflective practice and culturally responsive care. The program is grounded in the belief that early relational health is foundational to lifelong well-being, and it maintains a rigorous, evidence-based approach to training.
Opportunities
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Applicants should demonstrate a clear commitment to infant and early childhood mental health, ideally with prior clinical experience. The application process is competitive and requires a thoughtful personal statement that articulates how the fellowship aligns with one's career goals in serving underserved communities. Letters of recommendation should speak to clinical skills and reflective capacity. Familiarity with developmental theory and trauma-informed care is advantageous. Deadlines are typically in the winter for the following academic year; check the website for specific dates and required materials.