Course

Course

List of major employers

Students who have completed graduate school are currently working as psychological professionals in the fields of education, medicine, and welfare.

Main career paths and employment opportunities

[Public service]

• Yamanashi Eiwa University (Student Counseling Office)
• Ito Gakuen Educational Corporation
• Yamanashi Eiwa University (Psychological Clinical Center)
• Komoro Nursing College
• Yamanashi University (Student Counseling Office)
• Noda Kamata Gakuen Educational Corporation
• Yamanashi Prefectural Kofu Nishi High School
• Kanagawa Prefectural High School
• Yamanashi Eiwa Junior and Senior High School, etc.

[Medical and Welfare]

• Yamanashi Prefectural Kita Hospital
• Echo Stress Care
• Kofu Municipal Hospital
• Saku General Hospital
• Asanagi Clinic
• Yamanashi Health Hospital
• Ina Central Hospital
• HANAZONO HOSPITAL
• Fujiyoshida Clinic
• Rihoku Hospital
• Tsukada Pediatric Clinic
• Kofu Kyoritsu Hospital
• Fujiwara Hospital Psychiatry Department
• Yamanashi Risshoshoen
• Sakura Children's Clinic
• Sumiyoshi Hospital
• Harvest Children's Home
• Kusakabe Memorial Hospital, etc.

[Other organizations]

• Japan Association of Industrial Counselors Yamanashi Office
• Yamanashi Miniature Garden Research Institute

Special training system

1. Case Manager

   Students will be able to continue to take on the cases they were in charge of until graduation, and continue to gain more training. In addition, students may be assigned to new cases that are difficult for current students to handle.

2. Inspector

   Responsible for psychological testing.

3. Individualized Tutoring

   Just like current students, you will be able to receive individual guidance on the cases you are responsible for (ongoing cases, test results, etc.).

4. Training at external organizations

   Training can be conducted at affiliated medical institutions within the prefecture.

5. Attending lectures

   With the permission of the instructor, you may audit lectures.

6. Use of campus facilities

   You can use various on-campus facilities such as the library and special training rooms.

Comments from Special Trainees

・After graduating from graduate school, I continued to work as a special trainee and continued to take on cases that began while I was in graduate school. Psychological clinical practice does not follow the textbook, and sometimes it is easy to forget the basics. By taking on cases in a protected environment as a special trainee, I can return to the basics of psychological clinical practice and sort out the anxieties and questions I have in the field.

・It was valuable because the interviews were held in a well-structured and protected framework, which is something you rarely get after graduating. The two years of graduate school go by in the blink of an eye, so you can review and learn what you have left to do at your own pace, and you can get information about training sessions, etc.