Clinical Intern-Community Based Services

Job Description:

We are seeking a motivated and compassionate Clinical Intern to join our team. This internship provides hands-on experience working with clients under the supervision of licensed professionals. The ideal candidate is currently pursuing a degree in psychology, social work, counseling, or a related field and is eager to gain practical skills in a supportive learning environment

Essential Responsibilities:

• Attend Easter Seals Community Based Services orientation.

• Attend regional meetings on a regular basis across the state to learn about programmatic functioning as it relates to clinical services.

• Attend clinical rounds meetings on a regular basis to participate in high risk clinical discussions with consulting physician.

• Attend clinical group supervision meetings on a regular basis to engage in clinical/program development discussions.

• Complete a macro-level social work project with Director of Clinical Services (project to be identified and agreed upon with Masters Level Intern).

• Work with Director of Clinical Services on development and deliverance of statewide clinical trainings for staff and managers. Collaborate with Easter Seals Masters Level Clinician to observe/engage in direct clinical work with consumers, including co-facilitating a therapeutic group.

• Collaborate with Easter Seals behavior specialists to observe/engage in direct clinical work with consumers, including collecting behavioral data to inform plans and interventions at high risk/high need staffed residence for individuals with problematic sexual behavior and/or aggression.

• Work with Director of Clinical Services & Wellness Coach/Clinician on Wellness program development, implementation, and evaluation. Program is designed to enhance wrap around, holistic treatment and support long term healthy lifestyle habits and mental health symptom management.

• Work with Director of Clinical Services on connecting clinical department to regional mental health centers to support improved quality of care statewide.

• Collaborate with Anthem Care Coordinators to observe/engage in community outreach, networking, intake assessments, client engagement, identifying community resources, and gaining a greater understanding of macro systems across the state.

Qualifications:

• Working towards a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Social Work or related field from an accredited College or University

• Computer proficiency and organizational skills

• Ability to handle confidential information

• Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation