Interns meet with a clinical staff member weekly for one hour in a group format to discuss cases. This provides additional opportunities for feedback regarding cases and to practice providing clinical case consultation. These include a 1.5 hour weekly meeting focused on case management issues and a one hour staff business meeting. Participation in staff professional development activities is also expected. The Center generally sponsors or co-sponsors two to three staff development workshops per year featuring mental health professionals from outside the Center.
Interns are also eligible to purchase the university student health insurance policy.
They should have completed all required course work, practicum experiences, and comprehensive examinations prior to the starting date of the internship. A statement specific to the Johns Hopkins University Counseling Center internship program addressing your interest in the internship, expectations of the internship, and career goals. Official transcripts of graduate work. A current curriculum vitae, including educational history and the amount and type of clinical experience. Three letters of recommendation from persons who are familiar with the applicant's professional and academic performance.