Intern - TX

Other duties may be assigned as necessary.

• Work with staff in providing case management, advocacy, skills training, and other supportive services to children and families.
• Provide support in conducting home visits, studies, caregiver trainings, treatment planning, case consultations and other staffing related to cases assigned.
• Assist in providing individual and/or group skills training through evidence-based curriculums.
• Observe and assist with intake assessments and discharges as needed.
• Attend and participate in staff meetings.
• Working in a team environment. This includes providing information or input about families to staff.
• Attend assigned individual and group supervision meetings.
• Review and enter documentation in client charts. • Perform basic filing and organizing duties related to the current program rotation.
• Research information to improve client outcomes or strengthen procedures.
• Be able to travel to and provide services in individual client homes/schools or treatment centers.
• Interns may be assigned special responsibilities and/or duties in accordance with their qualifications and abilities at the discretion of the Internship Coordinator.
• Master’s Level Mental Health Counseling/Psychology and Advanced Social Work students will provide quality care and support to clients, and their families by shadowing and assisting qualified mental health professionals.
• Ability to promote a caring and respectful attitude toward service recipients, staff, and other volunteers and interns, respecting privacy and confidentiality.
• High school degree or equivalent required. Must be actively enrolled in an accredited university/college program to receive credit, pursuing a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Social Work, Psychology, Counseling, Clinical Mental Health, Human Services, or related field preferred.