The following skills and practice learning opportunities are available for Master of Social Work student interns:

• Support children and families across agency programming at the micro, mezzo and macro level utilizing a strengths-based, culturally affirmative approach to services. 

• Engage, partner, and collaborate with staff, partners, families, and communities. 

• Conduct biopsychosocial assessment and intervention plans in partnership with clients and families of TK – 12th graders at Title 1 school-based partnerships.

• Provide 1:1 counseling, family consultation, groups and psychoeducation to students and families of TK – 12th graders at school-based partnerships.

• Provide case management services to children and families with a focus on securing public benefits, healthcare, food, and other basic needs.

• Participate in multi-disciplinary team case conferencing, collaboration, and coordination in service to clients and families.

• Develop a strong understanding of legal mandates.

• Maintain client records and complete reports as needed.

Minimum Qualifications:

Education: Current enrollment as a first or second year student in an accredited Master of Social Work program

Experience: 1-2 years working/volunteering in schools, non-profit, and/or government program working with families from diverse linguistic, cultural, ethnic backgrounds.

Preferred Abilities:  

• Bilingual Spanish or Arabic

• Ability to be fully present 

• Ability to receive feedback and direction 

• Strong interpersonal communication 

• Ability to work collaboratively with multiple partners

• Ability to work with a diverse group of staff, partners, clients, and families

• Strong time management skills and ability to prioritize internships assignments

Required Clearances:

• Full COVID-19 vaccine 

• Fingerprinted and satisfactory Department of Justice records check prior to start date

• TB test and clearance within the last 3 years