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Current List of Available Internship Positions


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This page provides a list of internship programs that are seeking applicants for unfilled positions for the 2013-14 training year. This list is divided into two sections, unfilled and filled positions, and the most recent postings will be added to the top of each section. Please check back regularly for new vacancies. Those who wish to be notified via e-mail of updates to this list may sign up for such notifications here.

Information about the Post-Match Vacancy Service (including how to submit an application for these listed positions) is available here. Please note that all individuals who use the APPIC Post-Match Vacancy Service, including Training Directors and internship applicants, must abide by the APPIC Match Policies. The Post-Match Vacancy Service will remain available through October 31, 2013.

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UNFILLED POSITIONS


Site: Carroll County Schools
Accreditation: NO
APPIC Member: YES (Member # 1483)
APPIC Directory Listing: Click here
Website: http://www.carrollcountyschools.com
TD Name and Contact Info: Cynthia A. Jenik, Ph.D. 770-832-3568, cindy.jenik@carrollcountyschools.com
Submit applications to: cindy.jenik@carrollcountyschools.com
Date/Time Added: Monday, May 13, 3:00 pm Eastern Time

The Carroll County School System is accepting applications for school and/or clinical trainees for the 2013-14 school year. Training will begin August 05, 2013 with a stipend of $14,500 (no benefits). Applications packets (vita and cover letter only please) are being accepted now through May 23, 2013 with interviews anticipated in late May and/or early June. Application deadline may be extended as necessary to fill positions. Please continue to apply as long as posting remains active. Applications requirements conform to the APPIC supplemental materials policy.

Site: Manatee Glens Consortium
Accreditation: NO
APPIC Member: YES (Member # 1967)
APPIC Directory Listing: Click here
Website: http://www.manateeglens.org
TD Name and Contact Info: Robert Boxley, Ph.D. – 941-782-4131 – robert.boxley@manateeglens.org
Submit applications to: robert.boxley@manateeglens.org
Date/Time Added: Monday, May 13, 3:00 pm Eastern Time

Manatee Glens in Bradenton, FL is pleased to announce that we are able to accept two additional pre-doctoral psychology interns for the July, 2013 to June, 2014 internship year. A start date of August is also possible, if applicants need the extra time for relocation. Applicants should send a Cover Letter and a Vita to the Training Director via email between May 13, 2013 and June 22, 2013. The application deadline is ongoing until the vacancy is filled.

We are seeking a candidate with a strong child and family therapy background who is interested in working in an established partial hospital, day treatment program for children aged 6- 15. Group therapy, family therapy/ individual therapy, liaising with the psychiatrist & nursing staff, interacting with teachers, and conducting intake assessments are aspects of this internship. A minor rotation in psychological testing is a part of this internship. Broader exposure to a more generalized hospital-based internship experience is also likely during school break periods.

Site: The University of Texas Health Science Center - San Antonio
Accreditation: YES (APA)
APPIC Member: YES (Member # 1588)
APPIC Directory Listing: Click here
Website: http://psychiatry.uthscsa.edu/Clinical_Psychology/Clinical_Psychology_Home.asp
TD Name and Contact Info: Don McGeary, PhD, ABPP - 210-562-6708, mcgeary@uthscsa.edu
Submit applications to: See Below
Date/Time Added: Wednesday, May 1, 3:00 am Eastern Time

The Clinical Psychology Internship at the University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio is pleased to announce that we have received last-minute funding for a position in the UTHSCSA Counseling Service. The Counseling Service provides treatment to students enrolled in medical, nursing, dental, graduate, and health professions schools. Clients present with wide range of issues including anxiety, mood disorders, relationship conflicts, academic difficulties, and adjustment disorders. In addition to individual therapy, there are also opportunities to conduct couples therapy, provide outreach presentations, and conduct testing for ADHD. The resident will often share cases with psychiatrists at the Counseling Service. Supervision is conducted on a weekly basis with numerous opportunities for consultation as needed. We are looking for residents who are able to work with a wide range of presenting issues and also work effectively as part of a team. The internship website can be found here: http://psychiatry.uthscsa.edu/Clinical_Psychology/Clinical_Psychology_Home.asp

This position will be an additional slot for the APA-Accredited and APPIC-member UTHSCSA Internship, and the selected intern will have access to all of the supplemental training opportunities of our program afforded to the other UTHSCSA Interns (e.g., long-term clinic patients, morning and afternoon seminars, research rotation). This is a year-long adult placement (which differs from our other sites), but the selected intern will be given 4 hours per week of child experience through the UTHSCSA Child Neuropsychology Service and Clarity Child Guidance Center.

Applications (Cover letter and up-to-date CV) should be sent to: mcgeary@uthscsa.edu AND VillarrealJ6@uthscsa.edu. NOTE: ONLY APPLICATIONS SENT TO BOTH E-MAIL ADDRESSES WILL BE ACCEPTED. We will select approximately 10 applicants for a phone interview and will select ONE applicant to fill this training slot.

Site: Carson Center for Human Services
Accreditation: YES (APA)
APPIC Member: YES (Member # 1340)
APPIC Directory Listing: Click here
Website: http://www.carsoncenter.org/employment/internshipinprofes/
TD Name and Contact Info: David Arbeitman, Ph.D. - darbeitman@carsoncenter.org
Submit applications to: darbeitman@carsoncenter.org
Date/Time Added: Wednesday, May 1, 3:00 am Eastern Time

Due to recent funding availability, we have an opening in the Predoctoral Internship Program in Professional Psychology. The Carson Center for Adults and Families, a program of the Carson Center for Human Services in Westfield, Massachusetts, offers a half-time two year Predoctoral Internship in Professional Psychology (2,000 hours) fully accredited by the American Psychological Association. The internship is located in Adult Outpatient Services of a not-for-profit community mental health clinic that provides general and specialized mental health services for adults. Specialized services include Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), treatment of co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders, and mindfulness approaches to anxiety and depression. The internship begins Sept. 4, 2013. The 20 hours per week can be completed in two 10 hour days (W & Th) or over three days (W-F).

Applicants need to have the following to be considered:

  • A Masters Degree in Psychology, Clinical Social Work, or Counseling.
  • Doctoral student from APA-accredited or CPA-accredited program

Two of the following three:

  • A practicum experience in a CMHC with adult clients.
  • Experience with substance use disorders.
  • Interest in psychotherapy integration as indicated by "integrative" being one of the three theoretical orientations identified on your APPIC application

If interested, please send an email with attached CV. We will let you know whether to follow with your full APPIC application.

Site: Newark Public Schools
Accreditation: NO
APPIC Member: YES (Member # 2099)
APPIC Directory Listing: Click here
Website: http://www.nps.k12.nj.us
TD Name and Contact Info: Doreen Sperber-Weiss, Ph.D. - dweiss@nps.k12.nj.us - Cell: 973-223-7174
Submit applications to: Dr. Sperber-Weiss at dweiss@nps.k12.nj.us. Please see below for specific application requirements.
Date/Time Added: Tuesday, April 23, 2:00 am Eastern Time

Internship Position Available for 2013-2014 school year in the Newark Public Schools Internship Program - One Opening (Three openings have been filled). Please note that interviews will be on site.

Before starting internship, application must be made to the New Jersey Department of Education to obtain Certification as a School Psychologist, but intern will be able to obtain Emergency Certification if he/she does not meet all the requirements.Website: http://www.nj.gov/education/educators/license

The “Psychologists in Training” internship program incorporates the Scientist-Practitioner model. This approach to clinical practice with children, adolescents, and young adults follows training that is developmental and sequential in its organization. The Newark Public Schools Office of Special Education offers a rich and comprehensive educational experience for intern psychologists due to the diversity of the students and range of disabilities for whom the district provides services. The Newark School District, with a student population of 42,000, is the largest and one of the oldest school systems in New Jersey. The district continues to revise its services to meet the changing needs of its students. There are approximately 60 psychologists in the Office of Special Education. The psychologists are based in the schools, which affords easier access to students, parents, teachers and administrators. While assessment remains an important function, the psychologists have expanded their roles to include prevention, consultation, counseling, and intervention activities each with a child-centered focus. Opportunities to develop skills such as social skills training, behavioral interventions in the classroom, crisis and short term counseling, and intensive planning to address the mental health and educational needs of students are integral to the program. Students will have a three day assignment in one elementary setting and have rotations with emotionally disturbed, autistic, pre-school and other specialty populations. Stipend is $25,000/12 months starting September 1, 2013. Medical benefits are provided.

Submit applications to Dr. Sperber-Weiss. Please submit a cover letter, resume, references, and a copy of the AAPI. A copy of Psychological Assessment is required. If intern has done a Functional Behavior Assessment this should also be provided.

Site: Starr Commonwealth
Accreditation: NO
APPIC Member: NO
APPIC Directory Listing: N/A
Website: http://www.starr.org/internship
TD Name and Contact Info: James E. Longhurst, Ed.D. - 517-630-2315 - longhurstj@starr.org
Submit applications to: longhurstj@starr.org
Date/Time Added: Sunday, April 14, 5:30 pm Eastern Time

Starr Commonwealth in Albion, Michigan is pleased to announce that we are able to accept 1 pre-doctoral psychology intern for the Post-Match Vacancy Service. The intern’s primary role in this organized training program will be with residents of the Montcalm School, Starr’s family referral therapeutic boarding school. Interns will gain experience in individual, group, and family therapy and psychological assessment. They will provide therapy and assessments for a wide range of clinical challenges, including those from court referral residential programs. Interested applicants contact the Training Director to obtain a brochure detailing the internship program, including minimum and preferred qualifications. Information on the program can be found at http://www.starr.org/internship .

Please submit your cover letter, CV, and AAPI application (if available) to longhurstj@starr.org. We will continue to receive applications until the 1 position has been filled. Candidates must be available to start on September 4, 2013. Applicants that we are interested in will be contacted for a phone interview.

Site: The Wright Institute (Berkeley, CA) – Integrated Health Psychology Training Program
Accreditation: NO
APPIC Member: NO
APPIC Directory Listing: N/A
Website: N/A
TD Name and Contact Info: Temre Uzuncan, Psy.D. - tuzuncan@wi.edu - 925 899-9038
Submit applications to: tuzuncan@wi.edu
Date/Time Added: Monday, April 10, 7:00 am Eastern Time

PLEASE NOTE: This program is not affiliated with Wright Institute, Los Angeles.

The Wright Institute’s Integrated Health Psychology Training Program (IHPTP) in the San Francisco Bay Area places clinical psychology doctoral interns in surrounding community health centers in to deliver much needed psychological and behavioral health services to uninsured and underserved patients presenting with a multitude of health-related problems. Interns work in an integrated primary care setting alongside medical providers, social workers, psychologists and psychiatrists delivering behavioral health services that focus on the assessment, treatment and management of problems where there is an interface between medical conditions and issues such as trauma, depression, anxiety, stress, non-compliance, substance abuse, obesity and smoking. Interns conduct exam room consultations, brief evidence-based interventions (6-8 sessions) and support groups. Training will focus on behavior medicine, consultation model, motivational interviewing, neuropsychological assessment and psychopharmacology. Applicants with a strong interest in behavior medicine, community health and brief evidence based treatment models are encouraged to apply. Applicants should feel comfortable working in a medical setting with a team of providers. For further information please contact Dr. Temre Uzuncan at tuzuncan@wi.edu

Site: North Kent Guidance Services
Accreditation: NO
APPIC Member: NO
APPIC Directory Listing: N/A
Website: http://www.nkgs.com
TD Name and Contact Info: Chris Ehle, Psy.D., LP (616) 361-5001 - cehle@nkgs.com
Submit applications to: cehle@nkgs.com
Date/Time Added: Monday, April 1, 9:30 am Eastern Time

Immediate openings: 2 pre-doctoral general psychology internship positions.

North Kent Guidance Services is an outpatient practice servicing the greater Grand Rapids, Michigan area. We welcome applicants who want to develop their skills in outpatient psychotherapy and psychological assessments. Interns are expected to work with a wide array of presenting concerns and populations. You can visit http://www.nkgs.com/ to gain further insight into what our agency has to offer.

Please submit your COVER LETTER and AAPI to cehle@nkgs.com . If you are selected for interview, an on-site interview is required. Candidates invited for on-site interviews will be required to provide additional information, including 3 letters of recommendation and a letter of Readiness for Internship from their program’s training director. We will continue to receive applications until the 2 positions have been filled. Candidates must be available to start no later than August 1st, 2013.

Site: Children’s Hospital of The King’s Daughters Child Abuse Program
Accreditation: NO
APPIC Member: NO
APPIC Directory Listing: N/A
Website: General program information can be found at http://www.chkd.org/services/childabuse/ . Email training director for internship brochure.
TD Name and Contact Info: Carole Campbell Swiecicki, Ph.D., carole.swiecicki@chkd.org
Submit applications to: carole.swiecicki@chkd.org
Date/Time Added: Friday, March 29, 1:30 am Eastern Time

We have one opening for a clinical psychology intern in our first class of a newly developed internship program. Our program is a multidisciplinary outpatient center specializing in child maltreatment. We are a Category III member of the National Child Traumatic Stress Network and also an accredited Child Advocacy Center (with National Children’s Alliance).

Interns receive training in both assessment and intervention, with an emphasis on utilizing evidence-based practices. Assessment activities comprise approximately 30% of weekly activities and intervention comprises approximately 25% of time. The remainder of time is spent engaging in didactics, supervision, support activities (such as report writing and administrative meetings), and research. The primary treatment modalities include Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Parent-Child Interaction Therapy. Interns will participate in weekly case conferences (including presenting at two case conferences), as well as didactics on the treatment components.

Applicants must be enrolled in an accredited Clinical Psychology Doctoral program (Ph.D. or Psy.D.) and have completed all formal academic coursework. Previous training and/or experience implementing evidence-based treatments with children is strongly preferred, as is experience working with children/families who have histories of child maltreatment. Excellent interpersonal skills are needed in order to provide services to families and to deal effectively and courteously with a variety of internal and external multidisciplinary professionals.

Please submit your cover letter and CV to carole.swiecicki@chkd.org . Candidates selected for interviews will be required to provide additional information, including the complete AAPI Application (with letters of reference and letter of readiness for internship from the DCT), as well as the APPIC supplementary materials - two redacted writing samples (at least one of which must be a psychological evaluation report). In addition, candidates who proceed will be required to apply online for employment through CHKD’s online HR portal.

Site: Heart of America Psychology Training Consortium
Accreditation: NO
APPIC Member: YES (Member # 1925)
APPIC Directory Listing: Click here
Website: http://www.haptconline.org
TD Name and Contact Info: Adam Andreassen, PsyD - aandreassen@haptconline.org - 417-501-6277
Submit applications to: kdixon@haptconline.org
Date/Time Added: Wednesday, March 27, 1:00 am Eastern Time
Date/Time Updated: Monday, April 1, 11:00pm Eastern Time (corrected number of vacancies due to error in the original listing)
Date/Time Updated: Tuesday, April 9, 8:30am Eastern Time (positions at one site, Otis R. Bowen Center, now filled)
Date/Time Updated: Sunday, April 14, 11:45am Eastern Time (positions at one site, Royal Oaks Hospital, now filled)
Date/Time Updated: Tuesday, May 15, 12:05 am Eastern Time (No longer accepting applications)

PLEASE NOTE: THIS SITE IS NO LONGER ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS

The Heart of America Psychology Training Consortium has a total of five four vacancies available at three different locations: one vacancy at Royal Oaks Hospital in Windsor, MO, two vacancies one vacancy at Four County Counseling Center in Logansport, IN, and two vacancies at a new site opening at the Otis R. Bowen Center in Indiana. Please see our web site for specific information about each site.

To apply, please send your full AAPI and a cover letter to the email address listed above. If you are applying to more than one site, please include a separate cover letter for each site. Applicants for all three locations will only be considered if they meet the following requirements:

  • Comprehensive Examination successfully completed
  • Dissertation proposal approved by start of internship
  • Completion of a minimum of 1000 total practicum hours
  • Completion of 250 Intervention and Assessment hours
  • Completion of 100 Supervision hours
  • Must have completed three years of graduate training
  • Must be enrolled in an APA accredited clinical (preferred), counseling, or school psychology doctoral program

Royal Oaks Hospital: One vacancy available.ALL POSITIONS AT THIS SITE NOW FILLED. All applications and cover letters should be addressed to Dr. Tenea Lowman, Clinical Coordinator at Royal Oaks Hospital. Applicants with a Master's degree who are willing to obtain state licensure may be given preference in the applicant selection process.

Four County Counseling Center: Two vacancies One vacancy available. All applications and cover letters should be addressed to Dr. Jim Noll, Site Training Director at Four County Counseling Center. No longer accepting applications - The position has not yet been filled.

Otis R. Bowen Center: Two vacancies available.ALL POSITIONS AT THIS SITE NOW FILLED. All applications and cover letters should be addressed to Dr. Richard Ruhrold, Site Training Director at Bowen Center. Specifically, this site is looking for applicants with the following experience: (1) Experience and interest in working with children and adolescents. (2) Solid testing experience. Conducting assessment batteries on both adults and children is preferred, but not required. (3) Experience and desire to work with a low income population. (4) Interest in receiving a generalist internship experience. Applicants with enough post-Master’s degree experience and who are willing to seek licensure as a Mental Health Counselor in Indiana will be provided financial assistance for all associated costs for testing and licensing.

Site: Kaiser Permanente, Walnut Creek Medical Center, Department of Mental Health and Chemical Dependency
Accreditation: NO
APPIC Member: YES (Member # 2114)
APPIC Directory Listing: Click here
Website: http://info.kaiserpermanente.org/html/psychtraining/psych_pre_walnut_creek.html
TD Name and Contact Info: Margot Green, Ph.D. - Contact by email (preferred) margot.l.green@kp.org - phone (925) 295-5217
Submit applications to: margot.l.green@kp.org
Date/Time Added: Monday, March 25, 11:00 am Eastern Time

The position is a full-time, one year pre-doctoral internship in our Chemical Dependency Department, providing treatment for chemically dependent adults, along a broad spectrum of outpatient mental health services.

The primary treatment modality is group psychotherapy. Interns also provide some individual brief psychotherapy or case management, psychological assessment, and Initial Intakes. Training includes supervised provision of psychological services; professional development through group and individual supervision, meetings and case conferences; and education through weekly didactics and periodic Regional Training seminars. Interns are part of a vibrant cohort of 13 trainees at Walnut Creek, including also four post-doctoral residents, three social work interns, and three practicum students.

Please submit your application to margot.l.green@kp.org. We prefer that your cover letter and CV be sent in pdf format. If you are selected for interview, an on-site interview is required.

Additional Supplementary Materials and Processes: Candidates invited for on-site interviews will be required to provide additional information, including 3 letters of reference and a letter of Readiness for Internship from the DTC. The position cannot be offered to an applicant before Kaiser receives the additional letters. In addition, candidates invited for interview will be required to apply online for employment through Kaiser’s HR portal. Becoming a Kaiser employee involves a background check and drug test, and full instructions for the online employment application will be emailed to applicants who are invited for interviews.

Site: Carle Psychology Internship
Accreditation: NO
APPIC Member: NO
APPIC Directory Listing: N/A
Website: Under Development
TD Name and Contact Info: Dr. John Baker, phone: (217) 365-6206; email: john.baker@carle.com
Submit applications to: john.baker@carle.com
Date/Time Added: Monday, March 25, 11:00 am Eastern Time

NEW PRE-DOCTORAL INTERNSHIP IN CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY AT CARLE FOUNDATION HOSPITAL, URBANA-CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS

The Carle Foundation is the not-for-profit parent company of an integrated network of healthcare services, including a 345-bed regional care hospital, which has achieved Magnet® designation and was recently named as one of the nation’s 100 Top Hospitals by Thomson Reuters. Carle Physicians Group, the outpatient practice serving more than 200,000 patients, is comprised of more than 330 physicians in 50 specialties. The Department of Psychiatry/Psychology includes psychiatrists, psychologists, and masters-level therapists. Our 12 PhD/PsyD psychologists are embedded at the main hospital and four outpatient clinics in Champaign-Urbana.

Interns would be provided with three possible tracks in adult, child/adolescent or neuropsychology. All tracks would provide a foundation in assessment (evaluations and testing) and treatment, with about 60% of time spent in direct care. Learning would take place through clinical evaluations, individual and group supervision (2 hours each weekly), and didactic seminars (2 hours/week). Interns would learn to work closely with our MD colleagues providing health psychology (consultation or therapy) for neurological disorders, psycho-oncology, chronic illness, psycho-somatic illness, behavioral sleep medicine, pain management and biofeedback in addition to the gamut of depression, anxiety, and other typical adult psychiatric disorders. Child interns would be able to benefit from staff specializations in ADHD, disruptive behavior disorders, trauma, autism spectrum disorders, anxiety and OCD, depression, divorce adjustment, and the treatment of young children. The Neuropsychology track covers brain-behavior relationships and a framework to differentiate primary psychiatric disorders from neurological disorders that have a psychiatric presentation.

We plan to accept 3 interns for fall 2013 for a 12 month, full time internship. Since we are just starting, we will apply for APPIC membership status on Day 1 of the internship. Though we cannot guarantee acceptance, efforts are being made to comply with all APPIC guidelines. The stipend is $20,000. For more information, please contact Dr. John Baker.

FILLED/CLOSED POSITIONS


Site: Columbia Valley Community Health - Behavioral Medicine Department
Accreditation: NO
APPIC Member: YES (Member # 2125)
APPIC Directory Listing: Click here
Website: http://www.cvch.org/behavioral-medicine/
TD Name and Contact Info: Julie A. Rickard, PhD - bmedinternship@cvch.org - 509-662-6000 ext. 1073
Submit applications to: bmedinternship@cvch.org
Date/Time Added: Monday, March 25, 11:00 am Eastern Time
Date/Time Updated: Tuesday, May 15, 12:05 am Eastern Time (Positions Filled)

PLEASE NOTE: THESE POSITIONS HAVE BEEN FILLED

Immediate Behavioral Medicine Openings: 2 predoctoral internship positions

Columbia Valley Community Health (CVCH) is a busy Primary Care Clinic with 19 Primary Care Providers (PCPs) at three sites. Patients are referred to Behavioral Medicine Consultants (BMC)/Interns through PCP referrals. The integrated model of care is collaborative between PCP and BMed. Interns are considered part of the medical team and participate in provider meetings and are frequently sought after for their expertise. Patients with all levels of need are seen on a daily basis and preferably at their time of need. The Department of Behavioral Medicine was designed to allow PCPs to contact the BMC when a patient issue arises. This can be a simple meet and greet or helping patients deal with more complex types of issues (new diagnosis, diabetes, asthma, panic, depression, pain, etc.). The focus is on whatever the patient presents with that is impairing their function or their ability to be compliant with medical recommendations.

Applicants should be comfortable in a fast-paced work environment that can change throughout the day and have an interest in Health Psychology. Stipend is $25,000 for twelve months of 40 hours a week; other benefits such as medical, dental, and vacation are listed on the website http://www.cvch.org/behavioral-medicine/

The CVCH Behavioral Medicine Internship requires that eligible intern applicants be capable of being licensed at the Master’s level in Washington State at the start of internship. This requires a minimum of 3000 supervised hours post Master’s.

Eligible applicants meeting the requirements should send a COVER LETTER and AAPI to bmedinternship@cvch.org . Three letters of reference should be available prior to an offer being given to an applicant with one letter from your training director. We will continue to receive applications until the 2 positions have been filled. Candidates must be available to start no later than August 1st, 2013. Applicants that we are interested in will be contacted for a phone interview and select candidates invited for a group Skype interview.

Site: Philadelphia Mental Health Center
Accreditation: NO
APPIC Member: NO
APPIC Directory Listing: N/A
Website: http://www.pmhccares.org
TD Name and Contact Info: Jordan Weisman, Psy.D. - jweisman@pmhccares.org 215.735.9379 x218
Submit applications to: jweisman@pmhccares.org
Date/Time Added: Thursday, March 28, 2:00 am Eastern Time
Date/Time Updated: Tuesday, May 14, 1:30 am Eastern Time (Positions Filled)

PLEASE NOTE: THESE POSITIONS HAVE BEEN FILLED

PMHC, a large licensed psychiatric clinic in Center City Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, provides a wide variety of behavioral health services to children, adolescents, and young adults. Interns maintain a caseload of approximately 15 outpatient therapy clients, participate in group therapies, complete assessment and evaluations utilizing a variety of structured assessment instruments, and participate in clinical grand rounds. Interns will be exposed to a number of treatment methodologies and therapeutic orientations, however, the predominant treatment modality is of a Cognitive Behavioral orientation.

Site: Montana Academy
Accreditation: NO
APPIC Member: NO
APPIC Directory Listing: N/A
Website: http://www.montanaacademy.com/PREDOCTORALINTERNSHIP.aspx
TD Name and Contact Info: Tim Corson, Psy.D. - timc@montanaacademy.com; (406) 858-2339, ext. 266
Submit applications to: timc@montanaacademy.com, nickh@montanaacademy.com
Date/Time Added: Monday, March 25, 11:00 am Eastern Time
Date/Time Updated: Tuesday, May 14, 1:30 am Eastern Time (Positions Filled)

PLEASE NOTE: THESE POSITIONS HAVE BEEN FILLED

Montana Academy, a therapeutic boarding school in Northwest Montana, offers a one-year predoctoral internship in adolescent and family clinical psychology. In applying, please email the following materials: Cover Letter, Resume/CV with at least three professional references, Graduate School Academic Transcripts, and a case formulation report work sample. Please see website for more information - http://www.montanaacademy.com/PREDOCTORALINTERNSHIP.aspx.

Site: Staten Island University Hospital
Accreditation: NO
APPIC Member: NO
APPIC Directory Listing: N/A
Website: Please contact the Training Director for more information
TD Name and Contact Info: Rosemarie Basile, Ph.D. - Rosemarie_Basile@SIUH.edu
Submit applications to: Rosemarie_Basile@SIUH.edu
Date/Time Added: Monday, March 25, 11:00 am Eastern Time
Date/Time Updated: Tuesday, May 7, 11:30 am Eastern Time (Positions Filled)

PLEASE NOTE: THIS POSITION HAS BEEN FILLED

Staten Island University Hospital is seeking one intern for Fall 2013. We served neurologically involved adults and children with stroke, TBI, learning disability and various other conditions. The idea candidate will have a strong desire to develop neuropsychological assessment skills.

Site: Range Mental Health Center, Inc.
Accreditation: NO
APPIC Member: YES (Member # 2153)
APPIC Directory Listing: Click here
Website: http://www.rangementalhealth.org/index.php (updated internship brochure contains information not on website)
TD Name and Contact Info: Eric Willms, PsyD - ewillms@rangementalhealth.org
Submit applications to: ewillms@rangementalhealth.org
Date/Time Added: Wesnesday, March 27, 1:00 am Eastern Time
Date/Time Updated: Tuesday, April 23, 2:00 am Eastern Time (Positions Filled)

PLEASE NOTE: THIS POSITION HAS BEEN FILLED

We have one vacancy needed to fill the two slots. The internship experience will provide the student with solid grounding in outpatient mental health, along with exposure to the richness of our community mental health center through rotations among the more specialized services. The internship year will run from the fourth Monday in August to the third Friday in August. The Range Mental Health Center intern’s stipend will be $19,000 plus health benefits and 15 days of vacation. Beginning in 2013-2014, RMHC will offer two intern positions. Intern offices will be located either in the Hibbing office at 3203 West Third Avenue or the main building in Virginia at 624 S. 13th Street. The intern will spend approximately 24 hours/wk of his/her time in outpatient services. The outpatient assignment will be for the entire year to allow for a realistic time frame of diagnosis and case conceptualization, implementation of treatment plans, and working with clients to the resolution of their goals. Sixteen hours/wk of the intern’s time will be spent in a series of three, three month long rotations through the following services: (1) Community Support Programs and/or Partial Hospitalization Program, (2) Residential chemical dependency program, (3_ Psychological Testing in the Outpatient Program.

Site: University of Vermont (CPIP at UVM) - Clinical Psychology Internship Program
Accreditation: NO (see text below for more information)
APPIC Member: NO (see text below for more information)
APPIC Directory Listing: N/A
Website: http://www.med.uvm.edu/vccyf/HP-DEPT.ASP?SiteAreaID=697
TD Name and Contact Info: Karen Fondacaro, Ph.D. (karen.fondacaro@uvm.edu); Masha Ivanova, Ph.D. (802-656-2796)
Submit applications to: Kathleen Kennedy, Ph.D. at kathleen.kennedy@uvm.edu
Date/Time Added: Monday, March 25, 1:20 pm Eastern Time
Date/Time Updated: Monday, March 25, 1:30 pm Eastern Time (Added e-mail address for Dr. Fondacaro)
Date/Time Updated: Monday, March 25, 2:40 pm Eastern Time (Clarified YCCYF affiliation)
Date/Time Updated: Friday, April 19, 12:30 pm Eastern Time (Positions Filled)

PLEASE NOTE: ALL POSITIONS HAVE BEEN FILLED

The Clinical Psychology Internship Program at the University of Vermont is a new program. We recently applied for APPIC membership and expect to hear the results in April 2013. Additionally, we had an APA site visit (November, 2012) and are awaiting information regarding our accreditation status. The internship is located in Burlington, Vermont, within the Behavior Therapy and Psychotherapy Center (BTPC; housed in the Psychology Department at UVM) and the Vermont Center for Children, Youth and Families (VCCYF; housed in the Division of Child Psychiatry at UVM). All interns will train in both programs, working at both sites throughout the internship year and engaging in clinical work and research.

The focus of intern training at the BTPC is with the Connecting Cultures Specialty Service, providing culturally competent evidence-based treatment to torture survivors and refugee populations from over 25 countries. Interns in the Connecting Cultures Specialty Service also engage in multi-disciplinary services with providers including social workers, teachers, lawyers, and refugee advocates. In addition to direct clinical services, the Connecting Cultures program offers outreach services, presentations and evaluation/research opportunities. Connecting Cultures is also a component of the New England Survivors of Torture and Trauma (NESTT) program.

The VCCYF specializes in the application of evidence-based strategies from the family perspective, addressing both child and parental emotional and behavioral problems. Through the use of health promotion, prevention, and intervention, the VCCYF uses the Vermont Family Based Approach to help the well remain well, prevent at-risk children from developing emotional and behavioral problems, and intervene comprehensively on behalf of children and families challenged by psychopathology. At the VCCYF, interns will collaborate with professionals in psychiatry, psychology, social work, nursing, and genetics.

We currently have two interns placed in the Clinical Psychology Internship Program at the University of Vermont (CPIP at UVM). Although we are pursuing membership, the CPIP at UVM is not an APPIC Member and there is no guarantee that the program will ultimately be successful in attaining APPIC membership. Similarly, we had an APA site visit in November 2012 but we are not accredited and there is no guarantee that we will ultimately be successful in attaining APA accreditation.

Site: Immaculata University Predoctoral Internship Consortium
Accreditation: NO
APPIC Member: YES (Member # 2036)
APPIC Directory Listing: Click here
Website: http://www.immaculata.edu/iupic
TD Name and Contact Info: Co-Training Director: Dan Gordon, Ph.D., dmgordon@camden.rutgers.edu
Submit applications to: Adm. Coordinator: Pamela Abraham, Psy.D. pabraham@immaculata.edu
Date/Time Added: Monday, March 25, 1:20 pm Eastern Time
Date/Time Updated: Thursday, April 11, 1:30am Eastern Time (Position filled)

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Immaculata's Predoctoral Internship Consortium is pleased to announce two full-time internship positions for Drexel University Student Counseling Center, Philadelphia, PA. Internship year begins July 1, 2013.

The Drexel University Student Counseling Center offers varied clinical experiences for psychology interns, who provide direct services to students at Drexel University, Main Campus and Drexel University College of Medicine, Center City campus. The intern’s primary responsibilities include: psychotherapy, assessment and evaluation, consultation and psychoeducation/campus outreach.

Specifically, interns conduct initial clinical interviews/intakes, carry a caseload of approximately 15-20 clients, provide individual and couples therapy and conduct one group each term. Interns also handle all aspects of case management including treatment planning, file management, client database entry, progress notes and referrals for psychiatric medication consultations. In addition, interns maintain an on-call schedule (carry a phone for 1 week every 2-3 months); and respond to walk-in clients who are seeking therapy or are in crisis on an as-needed basis. Consultation with University faculty, staff and administrators, as well as with psychiatrists or others relevant to the intern’s caseload is also expected.

Site: County of Monterey Behavioral Health – Children’s Division
Accreditation: NO
APPIC Member: YES (Member # 2205)
APPIC Directory Listing: Click here
Website: http://www.co.monterey.ca.us/intern/
TD Name and Contact Info: Dr. Marni Sandoval - sandovalmr@co.monterey.ca.us - 831-796-1512
Submit applications to: sandovalmr@co.monterey.ca.us
Date/Time Added: Wednesday, March 27, 1:00 am Eastern Time
Date/Time Updated: Thursday, April 11, 1:30am Eastern Time (Position filled)

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Monterey County Children’s Behavioral Health Division is seeking one intern for the 2013-2014 internship year. Our programs offer an intensive training experience covering a broad range of clinical populations for the internship participants within the context of community mental health. Additional information regarding our program and rotations can be found on the website. Competency in assessment is required.

Interested applicants should email a current CV and a cover letter that includes a brief statement of professional interests, as well as the number of completed assessment and intervention hours (please specify number of hours with children and adults separately).

Site: Comprehensive Outpatient Services, Inc.
Accreditation: NO
APPIC Member: YES (Member # 1958)
APPIC Directory Listing: Click here
Website: http://www.freewebs.com/trainingatStoneybrook
TD Name and Contact Info: Meredith Kassoy, Ph.D., meredith.kassoy@gmail.com
Submit applications to: meredith.kassoy@gmail.com
Date/Time Added: Tuesday, March 26, 1:30 am Eastern Time
Date/Time Updated: Wednesday, April 10, 7:00am Eastern Time (Positions filled)

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We have two positions open at COSI. We provide outpatient mental health services in the Boston-Lowell area to a diverse population in a mental health clinic setting. We are looking for an intern who has a Master’s degree and extensive clinical experience, hopefully with both children and adults. Please let us know in your cover letter, if you have some kind of familiarity with or support system in New England- or experience in adjusting to and living in different environments.

Site: Allendale Association
Accreditation: YES (APA)
APPIC Member: YES (Member # 1278)
APPIC Directory Listing: Click here
Website: http://www.allendale4kids.org
TD Name and Contact Info: Sandra Clavelli, Psy.D.; sclavelli@allendale4kids.org; 847-245-6469
Submit applications to: sclavelli@allendale4kids.org
Date/Time Added: Monday, March 25, 1:20 pm Eastern Time
Date/Time Updated: Monday, March 25, 4:00 pm Eastern Time (Significant revision to application instructions)
Date/Time Updated: Wednesday, March 27, 1:00am Eastern Time (Position filled)

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Allendale Association has one position available in an APA accredited internship program working with adolescents and families in day treatment and outpatient programs. Please submit your AAPI via email. UPDATE: To apply, please submit your AAPI (including the essays), as well as a CV and a cover letter. In the cover letter, please address these two questions: 1) in terms of self-awareness, what have you observed about yourself while doing clinical work with regard to strengths and issues in need of further development and 2) in addition to gaining more experience, what are you hoping to gain out of your internship year?

Site: Counseling Services of SW Louisiana (Southwest Louisiana Pre-doctoral Internship Consortium)
Accreditation: NO
APPIC Member: NO
APPIC Directory Listing: N/A
Website: http://swlainternship.webs.com
TD Name and Contact Info: Lawrence Dilks, Ph.D. - swlainternship@gmail.com - (337) 431-7194
Submit applications to: swlainternship@gmail.com
Date/Time Added: Monday, March 25, 11:00 am Eastern Time
Date/Time Updated: Monday, March 25, 1:30 pm Eastern Time (Corrected web site URL)
Date/Time Updated: Monday, April 1, 11:00 pm Eastern Time (Positions Filled)

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Counseling Services of SW Louisiana (Southwest Louisiana Pre-doctoral Internship Consortium) has two full-time internship positions available. One position begins September 23, 2013 and the second position begins September 30, 2013. The emphasis is on acquiring generalist training working with a population which spans the age spectrum from children to older adults, including chronic mental illness. Opportunities for rotations include: community based psychological services, applied research, and neuropsychology/rehabilitation psychology. Placements are community based. Assignment to placements will occur after orientation. Although the internship program has applied for APPIC membership, we cannot guarantee APPIC acceptance at this time. Stipends vary depending on placement. All coursework and comprehensive exams must be completed prior to application. Prior research experience is required. Travel to seminars and conferences is expected. Final acceptance is contingent on successfully completing and passing all background screenings through state and local authorities. A site visit will be necessary to complete background screenings after provisional acceptance is established with the internship faculty. Please email a copy of the APPI, a current CV, and a cover letter that includes a brief statement of research interests. Additional information regarding the internship is available on the website. Application deadline is midnight April 8, 2013 central time.