Interns carry 12 to 14 individual cases and one therapy group per week, with case management and system linkage, client advocacy, and clinical documentation as required. Additionally, during the year interns are expected to utilize psychological testing, with written reports, consultation with the referring therapists, and appropriate feedback to the clients regarding the results. Interns are required to have completed two testing cases during the course of the internship year. Interns participate as members of the Practicum Selection Committee, involving review of applications, interviewing, and final selection. Interns serve as liaison to assigned academic departments and residence halls to provide consultative services and programming as requested.
Interns conduct two psychoeducational or outreach programs per quarter.
Each intern has their own office, equipped with a computer, printer, and internet access. As employees, they also have free e-mail accounts, access to library resources, and discounts at local merchants. In addition, favorable consideration will be given to applicants who will have completed or made substantial progress toward completion of their dissertation by the start of the internship year. You should specify how an internship at CAPS would match these interests and contribute toward your professional career goals. Selection Procedures Applications will be reviewed by the Selection Committee between December 1 and 21.