Behavioral Health Clinician Internship

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• Pueblo,
• CO 81001Salary
• Range: $25.00 - $30.00 HourlyWe are seeking motivated and compassionate emerging professionals to join our team as Behavioral Health Clinician Interns. This internship offers an opportunity to work in an integrated behavioral health setting supporting individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. As an intern, you will gain real-world clinical experience providing direct services under the supervision of licensed professionals. You’ll be part of a multidisciplinary team committed to evidence-based care, professional development, and meaningful community impact. Interns will participate in patient assessment, treatment planning, case management, diagnosing patients, individual and group counseling, etc., while receiving ongoing supervision and clinical training. We are dedicated to helping you develop the clinical skills, ethical foundation, and confidence needed to succeed in the behavioral health field. Join us in making a difference while advancing your professional journey. Please be aware that all interns must pass a drug screening that includes testing for marijuana, as well as a comprehensive background check and a TB test. Who should apply? Students enrolled in a master’s program and/or doctoral degree (counseling, social work, psychology, etc.) You must be able to commit to a minimum of 20 hours per week The hourly compensation rate ranges from $25.00 to $30.00, contingent upon the specific internship program. It is preferred that applicants for the internship program have already completed coursework related to therapeutic interventions, group counseling, and assessment/diagnosis of mental health conditions. This internship is best for individuals in their second year of graduate school or recently graduated and seeking pre-licensed supervised experience.
• Essential
• DUTIES
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• RESPONSIBILITIES: Include the following. Other duties may be assigned. Conduct patient assessments and gather all necessary information to determine the appropriate level of care. Conduct groups, family, and individual counseling sessions and potentially lead psycho-educational or family groups. Administering assessments to evaluate patient needs. Complete documentation promptly in accordance with CTP clinical procedures. Regularly report patient progress to the supervisor. Coordinate and refer patients to community-based supportive services to supplement their treatment and counseling. Must travel to outlying sites to provide training and treatment to the patient. May maintain an OTP caseload and conduct annual updates, including CO Client Assessment Record (CCAR), Drug/Alcohol Coordinated Data System (DACODS), and other relevant assessments.

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