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Responsible Employee<\/strong>: Professor of the Department, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor Vitalii Omelianovych.
\nContact Number<\/strong>: +38 (098) 88-62-585<\/p>\n

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In the context of the modern challenges and stresses faced by Ukrainian society, the specialty of \u00abMedical Psychology\u00bb has become increasingly important. Medical psychologists are now an integral part of the healthcare system, working both on the front lines in medical institutions and as part of multidisciplinary teams. They develop and implement psychosocial support programs for various population groups, helping to restore emotional balance and maintain optimal mental health.<\/p>\n

The specialty \u00abMedical Psychology\u00bb, which interns study at Bogomolets National Medical University at the Department of Medical Psychology, Psychosomatic Medicine, and Psychotherapy of the Educational and Research Institute of Mental Health, is one of the most in-demand medical specialties in the healthcare sector.<\/p>\n

In the context of war and post-war society, medical psychologists have become an essential link in preserving the mental health of individuals facing traumatic events. They not only help military personnel adapt to stressful conditions and overcome psychological trauma but also consider the impact of war on civilians. Medical psychologists provide support to veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and implement rehabilitation and social integration programs. They play a key role in building resilience and psychological stability in a society confronting the challenges of armed conflict and its aftermath.<\/p>\n

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The total duration of the internship program<\/strong> is 11 months (1,716 hours, 52.7 ECTS credits). The educational part of the internship at a higher or postgraduate education institution lasts for 3 months (468 hours, 15.6 ECTS credits), specifically in September, October, and June. The practical part of the internship is conducted at the internship base and lasts 8 months (1,248 hours, 41.6 ECTS credits).<\/p>\n

The team of the Department of Medical Psychology, Psychosomatic Medicine, and Psychotherapy of the Educational and Research Institute of Mental Health at Bogomolets National Medical University, led by the head of the department, Professor Olena Oleksandrivna Khaustova, and the Director of the Educational and Research Institute of Mental Health, Professor Oleh Sozontovych Chaban, is making every effort to ensure that medical interns acquire the theoretical and practical skills necessary for the successful work of a modern medical psychologist.<\/p>\n

If you are interested in the opportunity to undertake an internship at Bogomolets National Medical University in the specialty of \u00abMedical Psychology\u00bb please contact the department.<\/p>\n

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Retraining opportunities<\/strong><\/p>\n

In the future, according to the Order of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine \u21161347 dated July 25, 2023, \u00abOn Approval of the List of Specialization and Thematic Improvement Courses for Medical and Pharmaceutical (Pharmacy) Specialties\u00bb after completing the internship in the specialty 225 \u00abMedical Psychology\u00bb graduates will be able to obtain secondary specializations, namely:<\/p>\n