mpayne003

That's all very helpful, thank you so much!

Thank y'all for your feedback, I really appreciate it. If I were to pursue licensure I would have to take a couple more classes and get more clinical hours under supervision after graduating, which is part of the reason why I'm questioning whether to get licensed at all. But @CatLady4Lyfe I appreciate your perspective. If you don't mind me asking, what kind of research coordinator position do you currently have, and how do you like it?

I will be graduating at the end of the 2016 with a MA in clinical psych, and as I've gained more clinical experience I am realizing full-time clinical work may not be my cup of tea, and being a clinical research coordinator or the like would be more enjoyable to me and fit my strengths. My question is am I putting all my eggs in one basket by applying for research coordinator jobs, or should I try to get licensed (while still applying for jobs) to keep my options open even if I'm thinking the clinical research coordinator path is best for me? Any thoughts/insight would be much appreciated.