Clinical Intern (MSW Advanced Student)
Description
The MSW Advanced Clinical Intern is a second-year master's-level practicum student who provides supervised psychotherapy services while developing advanced clinical competencies in an integrated behavioral health private practice. Under the supervision of licensed clinical social workers, the Advanced Clinical Intern conducts comprehensive biopsychosocial assessments, develops treatment plans, provides individual, couples, family, and group psychotherapy, and utilizes evidence-informed interventions tailored to client needs. Interns maintain an active clinical caseload (3-5 clients), complete timely clinical documentation, and participate in interdisciplinary case consultation. Advanced interns also design and facilitate psychoeducational workshops, contribute to community outreach initiatives, collaborate on program development, and participate in quality improvement and practice operations. Weekly group clinical supervision and ongoing professional development are integral components of the training experience. This placement prepares students for independent clinical practice by strengthening assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, therapeutic intervention, ethical decision-making, and professional leadership skills.
Qualifications
Current second-year (advanced) MSW student enrolled in an accredited social work program; Eligible for advanced clinical practicum through their university; Demonstrated interest in clinical social work and psychotherapy; Strong clinical writing, interpersonal, and organizational skills; Commitment of up to 25 hours per week, based on university requirements; Recent MSW graduates seeking post-graduate clinical experience may also be considered for select training opportunities, when available.
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