Interns perform duties similar to those performed by staff psychologists with increasing expectations and functions as they become proficient in the specific service delivery methods. Internships may involve two to four major rotations in addition to a yearlong case assignment. Areas of emphasis that supplement the initial caseload assignment include focusing on neuropsychological aspects of care, working with medically fragile individuals, the elderly, those with dual diagnoses, and those receiving short-term, intensive treatment. Seminars are also available for religious service providers, clergy and laypersons addressing the above-mentioned areas. Special Education internships are offered under the direction of certified and endorsed teachers.
Interns receive experience interacting with students who require highly specialized services.
Prospective intern candidates may initiate goals and objectives under the guidance of their advisor to fulfill aspects of Special Education experience. Recreation therapy program that includes treatment, leisure, education, and recreation participation.