Best Clinical Psychology Doctoral Programs in Oregon, Ranked (2026)
Top APA-accredited clinical psychology doctoral programs (PhD and PsyD) in Oregon for 2026, with cohort sizes, the 1,500-hour post-doctoral supervised experience, EPPP plus the Oregon Jurisprudence Examination, and what to know about Oregon staying outside PSYPACT.
Key Takeaways
- Oregon has roughly 7 APA-accredited doctoral psychology programs across 4 institutions. R1 anchor is University of Oregon (3 APA-accredited PhDs: Clinical Psychology PhD continuously APA-accredited since 1958 with PCSAS since 2013, Counseling Psychology PhD since 1955 - the 8th longest continually accredited Counseling Psych doctoral program in the US, School Psychology PhD continuously since 1994 with NASP accreditation). Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU) Clinical Psychology PhD is "Accredited, on contingency" since November 9, 2022 through November 9, 2027 (the only Oregon doctoral psychology program housed within an academic medical center; NOT accepting Fall 2026 applicants, next cycle Fall 2027). George Fox University Clinical Psychology PsyD has been APA-accredited continuously since 1998 (received 10-year reaccreditation at 2017 site visit, next review ~2027). Pacific University Clinical Psychology PsyD has been APA-accredited since 1990 (one of the longest-standing PsyDs in the Pacific Northwest) plus a Clinical Psychology PhD.
- Oregon licenses psychologists through the Oregon Board of Psychology. Required supervised experience is at least 1,500 hours of post-doctoral supervised psychological services over no fewer than 12 full months and not exceeding 2 years following contract approval (per OAR 858-010-0036). Supervisors must be licensed psychologists with at least 2 years of professional experience and must provide at least 1 hour of individual face-to-face supervision per 1-20 hours of work weekly.
- Exam sequence is the EPPP (passing scaled score 500) plus the Oregon Jurisprudence Examination (OJE): state-specific, open-book, 60 multiple-choice questions on Oregon law, ethics, and regulations. Can be taken before, during, or after supervised work experience.
- Initial application fee is $370 (non-refundable, includes $45 background check via fingerprint). Biennial renewal is $210 on birth-month schedule. Continuing education is 50 hours per biennial renewal cycle including 6 ethics.
- Oregon is NOT a PSYPACT state. HB 3339 (2025) was introduced to establish Oregon participation (provisions would become operative January 1, 2027), but the bill has not been enacted. In early 2024, the Oregon Board of Psychology requested PSYPACT legislation but in December 2024 the Board learned its legislative concept was not approved to move forward. Oregon LPs cannot use the APIT credential to provide telepsychology across state lines until enactment.
- Oregon leads the nation in median wage for Clinical and Counseling Psychologists. BLS OEWS shows Clinical and Counseling Psychologists (SOC 19-3033) in Oregon at a state median of $129,600 (employment ~440 statewide). The Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro OR-WA metro average is approximately $133,060 (~$125,920 cost-of-living-adjusted); ~530 clinical and counseling psychologists employed in the metro; ranks #6 among top-paying metros nationally. National median for SOC 19-3033 is $96,100.
- Oregon has unusually deep loan repayment. The Oregon Behavioral Health Loan Repayment Program (OBHLRP) covers Clinical and Counseling Psychologists with 70% of qualifying loan balance up to $50,000 per obligation year, tax-free, for 2 years of service. The Oregon Partnership SLRP adds up to $35,000 per year. NHSC LRP layers up to $55,000 for 2 years.
- Oregon State Hospital in Salem (founded 1862) is the oldest operating psychiatric hospital in Oregon and was the primary filming location for the 1975 film "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." It serves adults found Guilty Except for Insanity (GEI), pretrial competency restoration, and neuropsychiatric/geriatric patients - the largest forensic psychology employment site in the Pacific Northwest.
Oregon runs a small but elite psychology training landscape with 7 APA-accredited doctoral programs across 4 institutions. University of Oregon in Eugene anchors the state with three APA-accredited PhDs: Clinical Psychology PhD (continuously APA-accredited since 1958 plus PCSAS since 2013, with research strengths in clinical science, developmental psychopathology, prevention science, translational research, and digital mental health), Counseling Psychology PhD (APA-accredited since 1955, the 8th longest continually accredited Counseling Psych doctoral program in the US, with 100% job placement and 95%+ EPPP pass rate from 2017 to 2022), and School Psychology PhD (continuously APA-accredited since 1994, also NASP-accredited and TSPC-approved). All three UO programs are funded through Graduate Employee (GE) positions with full tuition + stipend.
Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU) in Portland runs Oregon's only doctoral psychology program housed within an academic medical center. The Clinical Psychology PhD is "Accredited, on contingency" since November 9, 2022 through November 9, 2027. OHSU guarantees full tuition remission, fees, health insurance, plus a $30,000 annual stipend. OHSU is NOT accepting Fall 2026 applicants; next admissions cycle is Fall 2027. Research strengths in health psychology, neuroscience of mental health disorders, and intervention development.
The PsyD landscape is anchored by two private institutions. George Fox University Graduate School of Clinical Psychology in Newberg (Christian/faith-integration program) has been APA-accredited continuously since 1998 with maximum 10-year reaccreditation at the 2017 site visit (next review ~2027). 5-year, 125-credit program with three tracks: Primary Care Psychology, Child and Adolescent Psychology, Psychological Assessment. Average tuition ~$28,750 per year. Pacific University School of Graduate Psychology operates from the Health Professions Campus in Hillsboro (university main campus is Forest Grove). The Clinical Psychology PsyD has been APA-accredited since 1990 (one of the longest-standing PsyDs in the Pacific Northwest); tuition is $44,064 per year for Years 1 to 3 plus $9,400 for the internship year. Four formal tracks: Adult, Child, Health Psychology, Neuropsychology. Pacific also runs an APA-accredited Clinical Psychology PhD.
The Oregon Board of Psychology licensure path requires a PhD or PsyD from an APA-accredited program plus at least 1,500 hours of post-doctoral supervised psychological services over no fewer than 12 full months and not exceeding 2 years (per OAR 858-010-0036). Exam sequence is the EPPP (passing scaled score 500) plus the Oregon Jurisprudence Examination (OJE): open-book, 60 multiple-choice questions on Oregon law and ethics. Initial application is $370 (includes background check); biennial renewal is $210. Oregon is NOT a PSYPACT state; HB 3339 (2025) was introduced but has not been enacted.
Despite the PSYPACT gap, Oregon offers among the strongest career economics in the country. Oregon leads the nation in median wage for Clinical and Counseling Psychologists at $129,600 (BLS), the Portland metro average is ~$133,060, and the Oregon Behavioral Health LRP covers 70% of qualifying loan balance up to $50,000 per obligation year tax-free. Combined with Oregon State Hospital in Salem (the oldest operating psychiatric hospital in Oregon, founded 1862, made famous as the filming location for "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"), the OHSU academic medical center concentration, and VA Portland Health Care System (APA-accredited internship since 1978 with FY 2026-27 stipend ~$36,921), Oregon offers strong career economics for those willing to license in a second state for multi-state telehealth.
APA-Accredited Clinical Psychology Doctoral Programs in Oregon
All 7 programs ranked in this guide, with tuition, format, and accreditation at a glance.
| # | School | In-State Tuition | Format | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | University of Oregon (Clinical PhD) | ~$7,688 per term (in-state); full tuition + stipend through GE positions for funded students | On-campus | |
| 2 | University of Oregon (Counseling PhD) | Same UO graduate tuition rates as Clinical PhD; GE-funded | On-campus | |
| 3 | University of Oregon (School PhD) | UO graduate tuition rates | On-campus | |
| 4 | Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU) | OHSU guarantees full tuition remission, fees, health insurance, plus $30,000 annual stipend | On-campus | |
| 5 | George Fox University | Average annual tuition ~$28,750 (private; total ~$200,000 to $250,000 over 5 years including living expenses) | On-campus | |
| 6 | Pacific University (Clinical PsyD) | $44,064 per year for Years 1 to 3 (2025-26); $9,400 for internship year | On-campus | |
| 7 | Pacific University (Clinical PhD) | Private (verify with Pacific University Financial Aid) | On-campus |
University of Oregon (Clinical PhD)
In-State
~$7,688 per term (in-state); full tuition + stipend through GE positions for funded students
Out-of-State
~$10,811.70 per term (out-of-state); full tuition + stipend
Length
5 to 6 years + 1-year APA-accredited internship
Field Hours
1,500+ on the APA-accredited internship plus practicum
Concentrations
- APA-accredited continuously since 1958 AND PCSAS-accredited since 2013 (dual accreditation)
- Cohort of 6 to 9 students per year from 200+ applications
- GRE NOT required (general GRE no longer required department-wide)
- Full tuition + stipend through Graduate Employee (GE) positions
- Affiliations: Center for Translational Neuroscience, Center for Digital Mental Health, Prevention Science Institute, Oregon Research Institute, Oregon Social Learning Center, Decision Research
University of Oregon (Counseling PhD)
In-State
Same UO graduate tuition rates as Clinical PhD; GE-funded
Out-of-State
Same with funding
Length
5 to 6 years (including 1-year full-time pre-doctoral internship)
Field Hours
1,500+ on the APA-accredited internship plus practicum
Concentrations
- APA-accredited since 1955; the 8th longest continually accredited Counseling Psychology doctoral program in the United States
- Cohort of 6 to 9 students per year from 200+ applications
- GRE not required
- 100% of graduates secure jobs in the field; 95%+ have passed the psychology licensing exam from 2017 to 2022
- Generalist scientist-practitioner training; GE-funded for admitted students
University of Oregon (School PhD)
In-State
UO graduate tuition rates
Out-of-State
Out-of-state UO graduate rates
Length
5-year program, minimum 160 credit hours including 1,500-hour internship
Field Hours
1,500-hour internship plus practicum
Concentrations
- APA-accredited continuously since 1994 AND NASP-accredited AND OR TSPC-approved
- Cohort of 10 to 15 doctoral students (Eugene); 12 to 16 EdS students (Portland)
- GRE optional for Fall 2026
- CAVEAT: Starting 2026-27 academic year, the School Psychology program WILL NOT offer fully funded Graduate Employee packages to incoming doctoral students. Verify funding directly before applying.
- Application deadline December 3, 2025 for Fall 2026
Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU)
In-State
OHSU guarantees full tuition remission, fees, health insurance, plus $30,000 annual stipend
Out-of-State
Same with funding
Length
5 to 6 years (typical completion within 5)
Field Hours
1,500+ on the APA-accredited internship plus practicum
Concentrations
- Oregon's ONLY doctoral psychology program housed within an academic medical center
- APA-accredited on contingency through November 9, 2027
- Full tuition remission + fees + health insurance + $30,000 annual stipend
- NOT accepting Fall 2026 applicants; next admissions cycle Fall 2027
- Psychology GRE Subject Test required (25th percentile or higher in Biological, Cognitive, Developmental, Social domains); General GRE no longer required
George Fox University
In-State
Average annual tuition ~$28,750 (private; total ~$200,000 to $250,000 over 5 years including living expenses)
Out-of-State
Same private rate
Length
5 years, 125 credits
Field Hours
1,500+ on the APA-accredited internship plus practicum at on-campus Behavioral Health Center
Concentrations
- APA-accredited continuously since 1998; received 10-year reaccreditation at 2017 site visit (next review ~2027)
- Cohort of 12 to 15 per year
- 125-credit, 5-year structure with three specialization tracks
- 85% of graduate students receive compensation in doctoral-training-related roles
- Christian/faith-integration program; faith integration is part of program identity
Pacific University (Clinical PsyD)
In-State
$44,064 per year for Years 1 to 3 (2025-26); $9,400 for internship year
Out-of-State
Same private rate
Length
5-year pathway (includes MA + PsyD); 4 years in residence in Hillsboro + 1 year internship
Field Hours
1,500+ on the APA-accredited internship plus practicum at Pacific Psychology and Comprehensive Health Clinic (Portland and Hillsboro)
Concentrations
- APA-accredited since 1990, one of the longest-standing PsyDs in the Pacific Northwest
- Four formal emphasis tracks: Adult, Child, Health Psychology, Neuropsychology
- Neuropsychology track aligns with Houston Conference Guidelines
- GRE not required
- Pacific Psychology and Comprehensive Health Clinic (Portland and Hillsboro training sites)
Pacific University (Clinical PhD)
In-State
Private (verify with Pacific University Financial Aid)
Out-of-State
Same private rate
Length
5 to 6 years
Field Hours
1,500+ on the APA-accredited internship plus practicum
Concentrations
- APA-accredited Clinical Psychology PhD at Pacific University
- Housed in School of Graduate Psychology alongside the Clinical PsyD
- Hillsboro Health Professions Campus location (university main campus in Forest Grove)
- Distinct from Pacific's Clinical PsyD; more research-oriented
- Verify program-specific details with Pacific University directly
How to Become a Licensed Clinical Psychologist in Oregon
The licensing board, exam pathway, and supervised hours you'll need to practice independently.
Oregon regulates psychologists through the Oregon Board of Psychology.
Education requirement is a PhD or PsyD from an APA-accredited or CPA-accredited program.
Required supervised experience is at least 1,500 hours of post-doctoral supervised psychological services over no fewer than 12 full months and not exceeding 2 years following contract approval (per OAR 858-010-0036). Supervisors must be licensed psychologists with at least 2 years of professional experience and must provide at least 1 hour of individual face-to-face supervision per 1 to 20 hours of work weekly.
Exam sequence is the EPPP (ASPPB national exam, 225 multiple-choice questions; Oregon requires a passing scaled score of 500) plus the Oregon Jurisprudence Examination (OJE): state-specific, open-book, 60 multiple-choice questions on Oregon law, ethics, and regulations. Can be taken before, during, or after supervised work experience and before or after EPPP.
Initial application fee is $370 non-refundable (includes $45 background check). Fingerprint-based criminal records check required for all licensure applicants. Biennial renewal is $210 on birth-month schedule. Continuing education is 50 hours per biennial renewal cycle including 6 ethics. Total timeline from start of bachelor's through full licensure typically runs 7 to 8 years.
Supervised pre-doctoral internship
Supervised practice during the doctoral program under faculty and site supervision; not a separate Board credential
Hours
N/A
Duration
Associate
Exam: Not applicable
Licensed Psychologist
Independent practice, mental health diagnosis and treatment, psychological testing and assessment, supervision of trainees, expert testimony. NOTE: Oregon LPs cannot use PSYPACT to practice across state lines (Oregon has not enacted PSYPACT).
Hours
1,500
Duration
1,500 hours post-doctoral supervised psychological services over 12+ months and ≤2 years after contract approval
Exam: EPPP (passing scaled score 500) + Oregon Jurisprudence Examination (open-book, 60 questions)
Oregon does not offer automatic reciprocity but allows licensure by endorsement for out-of-state psychologists who hold a current valid license earned through requirements substantially equivalent to Oregon. Out-of-state applicants must complete the Oregon Jurisprudence Examination.
Oregon is NOT a PSYPACT member state. HB 3339 (2025) was introduced by Representative Diehl to establish Oregon's participation in PSYPACT (provisions would become operative January 1, 2027), but the bill has not been enacted. In early 2024, the Oregon Board of Psychology requested PSYPACT legislation for the 2025 session, but in December 2024 the Board learned its proposed legislative concept was not approved to move forward. Until enactment, Oregon LPs cannot use APIT to provide telepsychology across PSYPACT states, and Oregon residents cannot legally receive PSYPACT-compact telepsych from out-of-state providers. If multi-state telehealth practice is part of your career plan, you may need to license individually in a second state until Oregon joins.
Clinical Psychologist Salary in Oregon
BLS state median wages by counseling specialty, with national comparison and top-paying metros.
Oregon leads the nation in median wage for Clinical and Counseling Psychologists. The BLS Oregon OEWS shows Clinical and Counseling Psychologists (SOC 19-3033) at a state median of $129,600 with approximately 440 employed statewide. The Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro OR-WA metro pays a mean of approximately $133,060 (cost-of-living-adjusted: ~$125,920) with approximately 530 clinical and counseling psychologists employed; the metro ranks #6 among top-paying metros nationally. National median for SOC 19-3033 is $96,100.
Clinical and Counseling Psychologists (SOC 19-3033)
National median: $96,100
Top metro: ~$133,060 mean (#6 nationally) (Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro OR-WA)
School Psychologists (SOC 19-3034)
National median: $84,940
Top metro: Senior steps vary by district (Portland Public Schools and suburbs)
Psychologists, All Other (SOC 19-3039)
National median: National mean ~$120,000
Top metro: Top consulting and I-O roles top $150,000+ (Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro)
Oregon Clinical Psychology Job Market and Top Employers
Major employers, mental health shortage context, and loan repayment programs that erase debt for service.
Oregon has a strong psychology employment market concentrated in the Portland metro plus secondary hubs in Salem (state government and the Oregon State Hospital), Eugene (University of Oregon), Corvallis (OSU), and Bend/Medford/Coos Bay (rural). Major employers fall into five buckets.
Health systems: OHSU / Oregon Health and Science University (Portland; Department of Psychiatry has 80+ clinical psychologists, majority with OHSU faculty appointments; runs Doernbecher Children's Hospital), Providence Health and Services Oregon (major statewide system), Legacy Health (Portland metro), Kaiser Permanente Northwest (Portland metro), Salem Health, PeaceHealth (Eugene, Springfield, Southwestern OR), Asante Health System (Medford, Southern OR), Bay Area Hospital (Coos Bay), and Samaritan Health Services (Corvallis; operates psychology postdoc residency).
Oregon State Hospital (OHA state psychiatric system): Salem campus (founded 1862, the oldest operating psychiatric hospital in Oregon; primary filming location for the 1975 film "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"; serves adults found Guilty Except for Insanity (GEI), pretrial competency restoration, and neuropsychiatric/geriatric patients; houses Forensic and Legal Services directed by Dr. Arthur Tolan, Psychiatric Security Review Board (PSRB), and forensic evaluator positions; a museum on-site preserves film history) and Junction City campus (capacity ~145; Risk Assessment psychologists for violence, fire-setting, sexual risk; Forensic Evaluator Service; psychology internship rotations).
VA system: VA Portland Health Care System / VAPORHCS (APA-accredited internship since 1978; 6 intern slots; FY 2026-27 stipend ~$36,921; 80+ staff psychologists with OHSU joint appointments) and VA Roseburg Health Care System.
State government: Oregon Department of Corrections, Oregon Health Authority (operates state forensic certification).
K-12 public school districts: Portland Public Schools (the largest district in Oregon), Salem-Keizer School District, and Beaverton School District.
Loan Repayment & Scholarship Programs
Oregon Behavioral Health Loan Repayment Program (OBHLRP): Administered through Oregon Health Authority (OHA) and Oregon Office of Rural Health (ORH) at OHSU. Clinical or counseling psychologists are eligible. 70% of qualifying loan balance up to $50,000 per obligation year, tax-free, for full-time workers (32+ hours/week) in exchange for 2 years of service. 2026 cycle: Applications due by 12:00 PM PT on June 22, 2026; next review cycle opens June 23, 2026, closes September 14, 2026.
Oregon Health Care Provider Loan Repayment Program (HCPLRP/HCPIP): Established by HB 3261 (2017) via Healthcare Provider Incentive Fund within OHA. Tax-free loan repayment for providers serving rural/underserved Oregon. Psychologists eligible.
Oregon Partnership State Loan Repayment Program (SLRP): Up to $35,000 per year for medical, dental, and behavioral health providers (including clinical/counseling psychologists) in HPSA / shortage areas.
NHSC Loan Repayment Program: Federal program. Up to $55,000 (full-time) / $30,000 (half-time) for non-primary-care behavioral health providers (including health service psychologists) in a Mental HPSA, plus a one-time $5,000 enhancement. 2-year minimum service at NHSC-approved site.
Federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF): OR LPs at qualifying nonprofit/government employers (OHSU, VA Portland, VA Roseburg, Oregon State Hospital, public school districts, public universities, 501(c)(3) hospitals) qualify for PSLF after 120 qualifying payments under an income-driven repayment plan. Compatible with Oregon SLRP (no service-obligation conflict).
How to Choose a Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program in Oregon
Decision factors that actually matter, not generic checklist filler.
Choosing an Oregon clinical psychology doctoral program comes down to five levers: funding, training model (clinical-science PhD vs scientist-practitioner PhD vs practitioner-scholar PsyD), the OHSU contingency accreditation + 2026 admission pause, the PSYPACT gap, and Oregon's top-in-nation wages. Here is how to actually narrow it down.
If you want a fully funded research PhD: University of Oregon (Clinical PhD with APA + PCSAS since 1958, Counseling PhD since 1955, School PhD since 1994) - all three offer GE-position funding with full tuition + stipend. Note: UO School Psychology will NOT offer fully funded GE packages starting 2026-27 academic year. OHSU Clinical PhD (full tuition + $30,000 stipend) but NOT admitting Fall 2026.
If you want APA + PCSAS dual accreditation: University of Oregon Clinical Psychology PhD is the only Oregon program with dual APA (since 1958) + PCSAS (since 2013) accreditation.
If you want the only academic medical center doctoral psychology program: OHSU Clinical Psychology PhD is Oregon's ONLY doctoral psychology program housed within an academic medical center. CAVEAT: "Accredited, on contingency" through November 9, 2027 AND NOT accepting Fall 2026 applicants; next admissions cycle Fall 2027. If you can wait a year, OHSU's funding ($30,000 stipend + full tuition) and academic medical center access are strong differentiators.
If you want a PsyD: George Fox University (continuously since 1998, faith-integration Christian program, $28,750 per year, three tracks: Primary Care, Child/Adolescent, Assessment) or Pacific University (continuously since 1990, one of the longest-standing PsyDs in the PNW, $44,064 per year, four emphasis tracks: Adult, Child, Health, Neuropsychology). Pacific also runs an APA-accredited Clinical Psychology PhD.
If you want a Counseling Psychology PhD: University of Oregon Counseling Psychology PhD (since 1955, the 8th longest continually accredited Counseling Psych PhD in the US, 100% job placement and 95%+ EPPP pass rate from 2017 to 2022). It is Oregon's only APA-accredited Counseling Psychology PhD.
If you want top-in-the-nation wages: Oregon leads the nation in median wage for Clinical and Counseling Psychologists at $129,600 (BLS). The Portland metro mean is ~$133,060. Combined with the Oregon Behavioral Health LRP (70% of loan balance up to $50,000/year tax-free), Oregon offers exceptional career economics.
If you plan to do telehealth across state lines: Oregon is currently NOT a PSYPACT state. Plan to license in a second state (Washington, California, Arizona, Idaho, or other PSYPACT states are common second licenses for Oregon psychologists) until HB 3339 or successor legislation passes. The Oregon Board's 2024 PSYPACT legislative concept was NOT approved to move forward; PSYPACT enactment in Oregon is uncertain in the near term.
If you want forensic psychology training: Oregon State Hospital in Salem (founded 1862, the oldest operating psychiatric hospital in Oregon, the "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" facility) houses Forensic and Legal Services. The Junction City campus has Risk Assessment psychologists for violence, fire-setting, and sexual risk plus Forensic Evaluator Service. Major forensic placement and employer opportunities.
Caveats worth knowing before applying: OHSU Clinical PhD is on contingency through November 2027 AND NOT admitting Fall 2026. UO School Psychology will not offer fully funded GE packages starting 2026-27. Oregon State University (Corvallis) Clinical Science PhD is NEW (2024) and NOT yet APA-accredited. OSU Counseling PhD is CACREP-accredited NOT APA. Lewis and Clark College does NOT offer an APA-accredited doctoral psychology program. Verify each program's current admission status directly before applying.
Related Pages
Counseling Programs in Oregon
CACREP-accredited counseling programs and the Oregon LPC license, a master's alternative to the 7-year clinical psychology doctorate
MSW Programs in Oregon
CSWE-accredited social work programs and Oregon LCSW licensure
ABA Programs in Oregon
BACB-verified course sequences and Oregon BCBA practice for students considering applied behavior analysis
Clinical Psychology Doctoral Programs by State
Browse APA-accredited clinical psychology doctoral programs (PhD and PsyD) in every state
Sources
- APA Commission on Accreditation, Accredited Programs Directory
- Oregon Board of Psychology
- OAR 858-010-0036 (Post-doctoral Supervised Experience)
- PSYPACT, Compact Map
- Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS Oregon Estimates
- Bureau of Labor Statistics, Psychologists
- Oregon Behavioral Health Loan Repayment Program (OBHLRP)
- Oregon Partnership State Loan Repayment Program (SLRP)
- NHSC Loan Repayment Program
- VA Portland Psychology Training
- Oregon State Hospital Employment