Organizational structure and roles of psychologists in schools of medicine.

Nathan, Ronald G.; Millham, Jim; Lubin, Bernard

doi:10.1037/0735-7028.10.1.97

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“…These salaries from psychologists across many departments are very similar to those reported by Johnson and Williams (1979) for psychologists in departments of psychiatry. This similarity supports the finding (Nathan, Millham, & Lubin, 1979) that the administrative model (i.e., independent appointment, department of behavioral science, etc.) does not appear related to salary.…”

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Salaries and satisfactions of medical school psychologists.

Nathan

Lubin²,

Matarazzo³

1981

Professional Psychology

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Given discrepancies between salaries of psychologists and psychiatrists in medical schools, data from a 1977 survey are analyzed to investigate the relationship of salary to professional activities and to vocational satisfactions of medical school psychologists. As expected, both current and potential salaries are highly correlated with items involving seniority and rank, as well as with beliefs of appropriate skill utilization and advantages accruing in the setting. Salaries are negatively related to time spent in diagnostic and therapeutic work. Only salary expectations are significantly related to personal satisfactions and comparative occupational freedoms. Vocational interests and career commitments of medical school psychologists are not closely tied to salaries. These results are discussed in relationship to reference groups and future surveys.1 This sample included not only psychologists appointed to departments of psychiatry but also those appointed elsewhere in their respective medical schools. Chief psychologists were excluded from this sample because their 1976 surveys did not include a salary item. This affected the absolute salaries reported and may have affected the relationships reported between salary items and other variables.

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Section: Current Salariessupporting

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Salaries and satisfactions of medical school psychologists.

Nathan

Lubin²,

Matarazzo³

1981

Professional Psychology

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“…With the exception of Myra Nathan's data (Nathan, Rouce, & Lubin, 1979) it would appear that by and large all is well in medical academia for psychologists. Ronald Nathan's findings (Nathan, Millham, & Lubin, 1979) came as a surprise. One might have anticipated results in the negative column, for there appeared to be a trend about 4 years ago of abolishing divisions and sections of psychology within departments of psychiatry.…”

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Psychologists in schools of medicine in 1977: An overview.

Zimet¹

1979

Professional Psychology

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“…In one study of psychologists employed in medical schools, Nathan, Millham, and Lubin (1979) reported departmental differences in academic rank. The reason for this finding is unclear.…”

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Comparison of criteria for academic promotion of medical-school- and university-based psychologists.

Carter¹

1989

Professional Psychology: Research and Practice

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43 departments of psychiatry and 48 departments of psychology used the same criteria for promotion of tenure-track, full-time psychologists to all academic levels. Departments of psychiatry required more publications. Within departments, no difference was found in criteria used in promotion to associate professor or to full professor. Criteria given most consideration included publications, grants, teaching, and research. Few nontenure, full-time faculty were employed by departments of psychology. For departments of psychiatry, no difference was found in criteria for promotion from associate professor to full professor. Criteria included teaching, clinical service, publications, and administrative service. It is concluded that psychologists in medical schools do not have greater difficulty in obtaining promotions than do university-based psychologists.

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Organizational structure and roles of psychologists in schools of medicine.

Cited by 14 publications

References 3 publications

Salaries and satisfactions of medical school psychologists.

Salaries and satisfactions of medical school psychologists.

Psychologists in schools of medicine in 1977: An overview.

Comparison of criteria for academic promotion of medical-school- and university-based psychologists.

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