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Fall 2025 - Masters Level Paid Internship

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Youth Villages

1mo ago

  • Internship
    Full-time
    Placement Program
  • Healthcare
    Education & Teaching
  • Jonesboro

AI generated summary

  • You must be pursuing a Master's degree in the Social Service field.
  • You will shadow counselors, assist with clinical assessments, manage documentation, carry a reduced caseload, and participate in treatment meetings while receiving individual supervision.

Requirements

  • Must be pursuing a Master's degree in the Social Service field.

Responsibilities

  • Experience the kind of internship that will change lives... the lives of troubled youth, their families, and your own.
  • Intern placement with a specific program within each office is determined during the interview process and depends on the current availability, the student's experience and education level, and the academic requirements of the program.
  • At the Master's level, graduate students will have the opportunity to:
  • Shadow counselors
  • Assist with clinical assessments and documentation
  • Learn clinical documentation and electronic medical records systems
  • Carry a reduced caseload, implementing family, individual or group therapy
  • Participate in treatment team and consultation meetings as well as receive individual supervision.

FAQs

What type of degree is required for this internship?

Must be pursuing a Master's degree in the Social Service field.

What kind of experience will I gain during the internship?

Interns will have the opportunity to shadow counselors, assist with clinical assessments and documentation, learn clinical documentation and electronic medical records systems, carry a reduced caseload, and participate in treatment team meetings.

Is this internship paid?

Yes, this is a paid internship opportunity.

What programs will I potentially be working with during the internship?

Interns may work with programs such as Home-Based Counseling (Intercept), Treatment Foster Care, LifeSet Transitional Living Services, and Crisis Services.

How is intern placement determined?

Intern placement is determined during the interview process and depends on current availability, the student's experience and education level, and the academic requirements of the program.

Are there opportunities to receive supervision during the internship?

Yes, interns will receive individual supervision as part of their experience.

What kind of treatment models does Youth Villages use?

Youth Villages utilizes treatment models such as Multisystemic Therapy, Multidimensional Foster Care, Re-ED, and the Family Treatment Model.

How many states does Youth Villages operate in?

Youth Villages operates in 27 states, serving approximately 43,000 kids annually.

Does Youth Villages have a commitment to diversity and inclusion?

Yes, Youth Villages is committed to advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace and in their work with children and young adults.

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Youth Villages

The Force for Families

Government
Industry
1001-5000
Employees
1986
Founded Year

Mission & Purpose

Youth Villages is a national leader in children’s mental and behavioral health, bringing help and hope to tens of thousands of children, families and young people across the United States every year. Founded in 1986, the organization’s 3,600-plus employees help more than 36,000 children annually in 23 states and D.C. For more than 30 years, we have worked to find solutions using proven treatment models that strengthen the child’s family and support systems and dramatically improve their long-term success. Since 1994, our organization has tracked every child who completes a program and has recorded consistently high success rates. In 2018, 86% of the children are still living successfully at home with their families 12 months after completing their program. Youth Villages has been recognized by the Harvard Business School and U.S. News & World Report and was identified by The White House as one of the nation’s most promising results-oriented nonprofit organizations.