Who does neuropsychology?

See below: There are psychologists who have additional training in neuropsychology.

Neuropsychologists: In most states, licensure as a psychologist is minimal. Our professsional organizations generally have guidelines of graduate level training (either a major or minor in neuropsychology), supervised practicum experience, supervised neuropsychology initernship experience and now two years of post-doc neuropsychology training and supervision. Some senior neuropsychologists trained before the guides.

Special training: A licensed psychologist with additional specialized training in neuropsychology and neuropsych assessment. Usually includes graduate coursework and pre/post-doctoral fellowships in neuropsychology, in addition to having met requirements for being a licensed, practicing psychologist. Some neuropsychs were in practice since before requirements became standardized, but still had specialty training.

Special Training: Neuropsychology is practiced by psychologist specially trained in the applied science of brain-behavior relationships. This special training enables the clinical neuropsychologists to assess, diagnosis, treatment, and/or rehabilitate patients with neurological, medical, neurodevelopmental and psychological disorders, as well as other cognitive and learning disorders.