Primary Care Psychologist
- Primary Care Psychologist
A Primary Care Psychologist (PCP) refers to a psychologist with specialist training in psychological disorders presenting to primary care services. Clinical Associates in Applied Psychology (see Clinical Associate) are those most commonly identified by this designation in the U.K.
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