FAQs
Is this internship part of an accredited program?
Yes, this internship is part of an APA-accredited internship program.
What are the minimum qualifications required to apply for this internship?
A master’s degree or the equivalent in clinical or counseling psychology is required, along with a statement from the trainee’s graduate school Director of Clinical Training confirming that all requirements for starting the internship have been met.
Will I be involved in therapy sessions as an intern?
Yes, interns will provide direct patient care including individual, group, and couples therapy as well as psychological assessments.
Are there opportunities for professional development during this internship?
Yes, interns will participate in didactics, meetings, programs, and conferences, as well as conduct research that may lead to presentations and/or publications.
Is clinical supervision a part of the role?
Yes, interns will provide clinical supervision to graduate students and participate in structured training programs.
How many hours is the internship?
The internship is a regular 40 hours per week on the first shift.
Are background checks required for this position?
Yes, the successful completion of a background check is required, and qualified candidates will be asked to complete a pre-employment physical, including a drug screen.
Will interns work collaboratively with other professionals?
Yes, interns will work collaboratively on interprofessional teams as part of their internship experience.
Can interns provide educational programs and outreach services?
Yes, interns will provide educational programs, outreach, and consultation services to university student organizations and university units.
Is completion of the internship subject to any specific policies?
Yes, the internship is subject to the policies and procedures of the Association of Psychology Postdoctoral and Internship Centers (APPIC).