Psychologists study cognitive, emotional, and social processes and behavior by observing, interpreting, and recording how individuals relate to one another and to their environments. They use their findings to help improve processes and behaviors. Clinical psychologists assess, diagnose, and treat mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders through psychotherapy and other interventions.

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🎯Common Specializations

▸Clinical Psychology
▸Counseling Psychology
▸School Psychology
▸Neuropsychology
▸Health Psychology
▸Industrial-Organizational Psychology

🔗Related Healthcare Fields

▸Psychiatrists
▸Licensed Counselors
▸Social Workers

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Frequently Asked Questions About Psychologists

How many psychologists are there in the United States?▼

There are approximately 164,851 psychologists across the United States. The top state is California with 22,600 providers.

What is the median salary for psychologists?▼

The national median salary for psychologists is $93K per year. Entry-level positions start around $70K, while experienced professionals earn $116K or more.

What is the job outlook for psychologists?▼

Psychologists is an in-demand healthcare profession with consistent hiring needs across the country.

Which states have the most psychologists?▼

The top 5 states for psychologists are: 1. California (22,600), 2. New York (18,400), 3. Texas (14,800), 4. Florida (12,600), 5. Pennsylvania (10,800).

What is the turnover rate for psychologists?▼

The average annual turnover rate for psychologists is approximately 10%. At a replacement cost of 0.5–2x annual salary, retaining psychologists is critical for healthcare organizations.

How do I recruit psychologists?▼

To recruit psychologists, start by searching the HealthTal directory which covers 164,851 providers across all 50 states. Filter by state and city to find candidates in your target market, then access NPI credentials and contact information.