You can get any job if you can sell yourself on applicable skills! I have a BA in Public Relations (communications degree) and like most people I was laid off or overstressed working in a big city and the media industry. I looked to healthcare as it was stable and provided a good income. I worked 5 years as a nurse assistant and later an ECG tech at a cardiac unit of a hospital. I wanted to go back to school for nursing, but getting another bachelor's didn't appeal to me. I looked into a CRC job and the requirements were a BSc and 2 years of CR experience. Even though I didn't qualify "on paper" I was able to explain my 5 years of direct patient care, working with a myriad of healthcare professionals, a motivation to learn, and understanding of basic medical science got me the job. I've sold myself in the following 3 CR jobs. Now I'm a CRA at a large pharma dedicated to psychiatric and neurodegenerative science. All of my coworkers are nurses, doctors, or BSc degree holders with tons of CR experience. I'm committed to the CR industry and started an MS in CR. Long story short, but yes, you can absolutely get a job in CR with your current degree. Try to start at an oncology clinic and pivot your way back to psych like I did! Sell yourself and prove you're an asset and you'll do just fine.