Am I competitive for a Clinical Psychology PhD? Advice appreciated

Hi everyone,
I’m trying to figure out if I should apply directly to Clinical Psych PhD programs after graduating this December, or if I should wait a year or two to strengthen my application. I’d really appreciate your thoughts. Aiming to be a child psychologist.

I’m currently at one of the top 5 most prestigious universities in the USA , majoring in Psychology (BS) with minors in Child Policy and English. My GPA is 3.63, and I’ve been a research assistant for 3+ years across two different labs:

One is a moral psych lab where I conducted my own study, collected a large amount of data, and presented at SPSP.

The other is hospital-based, where I interact with patients and handle eye-tracking, fMRI, REDCap, data analysis, and participant coordination.

I’ve received 3 grants from my university for research and travel.
I’ve also completed three independent projects:

The moral psychology research mentioned above.

A lit review on emotional abuse and child development, which I’m presenting at a school conference.

An independent study on parentification, which I’ll be turning into a poster for presentation.

Outside of research:

I’m working with a child abuse nonprofit this summer and will continue supporting their data work in the fall.

I co-host a podcast focused on child maltreatment and trauma.

I’m part of a competitive pre-health/PhD track program at my school.

That said, I had a difficult first year in college due to personal/family issues, which impacted my GPA a bit early on.

Would love any insight from folks in or applying to clinical psych programs. Do I seem ready to apply this cycle—or would waiting strengthen my chances?

Thanks so much in advance!