What universities offer a combined Ph.d, M.d degree in clinical Psychology?
The devil is in the details of your question. Clinical Psychology is a a discipline that gives out PhD’s. Psychologists are not medical doctors and do not administer medication. If you are looking for a M.D. program, you want Psychiatry. Both are practitioners in mental health fields but Psychiatrists focus on medical causes and medication while Psychologists focus more on therapy and brain functioning. I have never heard of a combined program.
Combined Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Archer, Dr. Gordon L. Director, M.D./Ph.D. Program glarcher@vcu.edu (804) 828-7380 The M.D./Ph.D. Program seeks to prepare physician-scientists for careers that encompass aspects of health care ranging from the discipline of basic investigation to patient care. The program begins two months prior to the first year of medical school. These students arrive on campus for orientation and complete two laboratory rotations before the start of medical school classes. They complete the first two years of medical school and, after taking the first part of the U.S. National Medical Licensing Examination, enter a Ph.D.-granting department as a graduate student. Each student must meet the Ph.D. requirements of his or her department for course work, examinations and research. Many of the medical school courses will provide credits for the graduate phase, but students also must take additional graduate-level courses as determined by
