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gradPSYCH career center
Find your niche in psychology through this directory of creative career tracks.
21 psychologists forging 21st century careers
Meet 21 recent graduates who have chosen off-the-beaten-path careers. Some went to graduate school thinking they'd be practitioners but revamped their expectations in the face of a changing health-care market. Others discovered they had a desire to serve the public in government posts. Others were lured by private enterprise and the excitement of the high-tech industry. Some are pursuing careers that aren't all that new, but are giving those jobs a new twist. All of these psychologists have one thing in common: a love of psychology and a desire to do more with it.
 Kristen Ralph Beyer, PhD, FBI violent crime resource specialist
Laura Helmuth, PhD, science writer
Paul ElRif, PhD, Microsoft Corp. usability engineer
Steven Wiliams, PhD, association executive
Marisa Reddy, PhD, psychologist at the U.S. Secret Service
Meghan Dunn, PhD, research associate, Federal Judicial Center
James C. Kaufman, PhD, associate research scientist, Educational Testing Service
Karen A. Orts, PhD, Air Force psychologist
David Aboussafy, PhD, manager of content development and research, Ucounsel Corp.
Sharon Bober, PhD, consulting psychologist
Sharon Lundgren, PhD, trial consultant
Michael Moon, PhD, Internet marketing analyst
Anne Marie Apanovitch, PhD, senior analyst, Bayer Corp.
Margaret Feerick, PhD, health science administrator, National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
Doug Kaufman, PhD, director of Internet product development, Blackboard Inc.
Alette Coble, PsyD, independent practice (sports, consulting, disability services)
Bart Elias, PhD, and Evan Byrne, PhD, investigators, National Transportation Safety Board
Elizabeth T. Miller, PhD, founder, DatStat.com
Bruce Yoder, PhD, associate pastor
Teri L. Elliott, PhD, assistant professor, Disaster Mental Health Institute
Natacha Blain, JD, PhD, counsel of U.S. senator
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