HCPC international route - psychologu practitioner
Hello, I have passed the exam to practice as a psychologist in Italy in 2007 after a BSc, a MSc and one year of supervised practice in 2006 (6 months in lab and 6 months assessing learning disabilities in children). After that I have done a 3 year research doctorate (PhD) in Psychology and now I am going to become hopefully a qualified PWP (with one year of practice done while training). I have a big gap in my CV as for 8 years I have worked as a psychology research technician (not related to clinical practice). Do you suggest to top up my experience before applying?
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