Clinical Psychology : Internship Opportunities

APPIC Directory Online

Lisa Sloan — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 03:53:15 GMT

The APPIC Board of Directors is pleased to announce that the APPIC Directory Online (DoL) has now been updated for the 2009-2010 training year.

To access the DoL, go to www.appic.org and click on "Access the Directory Online" in the right-side menu. Questions about the DoL may be sent to the Chair of the Directory Committee, Dr. Phi Loan Le (Le_PhiLoan@sac.edu) or to Dr. Teri Simoneau (teri.simoneau@usoncology.com), APPIC Board Member.

We would also like to apologize to those of you who had difficulty accessing the Directory in recent weeks. Our server experienced a series of virus attacks, leading to very significant technical problems and requiring us to take the Directory offline for substantial periods. We hope that these issues are now behind us.

SEARCH TIPS:

1. You may select multiple states, provinces, and/or metro areas in a single search. To do so, hold down the "Control" key (or the "Command" key if using a Mac) while clicking on the locations that you wish to to search.

2. You may save the results of any search by "Bookmarking" (or otherwise saving) the URL when displaying the search results. To retrieve these saved results, simply copy the saved URL back into your browser.

3. If you experience a display error (such as words or fields that overlap on your screen), this may be an indication that your browser or computer is short on memory. Try refreshing your screen, or closing out any other programs that are running and restart your browser.

APPIC PRINTED DIRECTORY: Beginning this year, APPIC will no longer issue a printed copy of the Directory. This decision was made after several years of surveying APPIC members and internship applicants, with many students telling us that they relied primarily on the online version of the Directory to obtain the most up-to-date information. An archival copy of the Directory will be available for download (as a ".pdf" file) from the APPIC web site later this summer.

APPIC DIRECTORY ONLINE FEE: ALL students who participate in the APPIC Match will be required to pay a fee for the DoL. This fee will be $20 for students from doctoral programs that are APPIC Subscribers or members of CCPPP (Canadian Council of Professional Psychology Programs) and $50 for students from non-APPIC Subscriber programs. This fee will be collected at the time of Match registration in the Fall; however, students do not need to wait to use the DoL as it is available for searching now. No access codes or passwords are required to search the DoL.

Based on the numbers from last year's Match, approximately 95% of registered internship applicants were from doctoral programs that were APPIC subscribers or CCPPP members. Thus, the vast majority of applicants will qualify for the reduced $20 DoL fee.

There is no charge for postdoctoral applicants to use the APPIC Directory Online.

Santa Barbara Job Opportunity

Lisa Sloan — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 23:36:05 GMT

We are looking for an administrator for adult day care facility ( soon to be open in August) in downtown Santa Barbara. This would be a small day care facility serving up to15 clients with mental and physical impairments, frail elders, Alzheimer`s , dementia disorders. For administrator position, qualifications include: B.A in psychology, social work, liberal arts, or a related human services field. One year work experience required. Must have excellent communication skills, creative teaching and program design skills for individuals with mental and physical impairments.

Part time, flexible work hours. This is a great career building opportunity, professional, friendly work environment. Professional training provided. Please fax resume to (805) 715-3734

APPIC Match News Email List

Lisa Sloan — Wed, 07 May 2008 16:12:48 GMT

THE MATCH-NEWS E-MAIL LIST

MATCH-NEWS is a FREE e-mail list provided by APPIC as a service to Match participants. It is VERY STRONGLY recommended that all internship applicants subscribe to this list as early as possible in the process (i.e., subscribe NOW if you plan to apply for internship in the Fall of 2008). MATCH-NEWS is an "announce-only" list, which means that only APPIC can post messages to the list. The volume of e-mail messages will generally be very small, usually ranging from zero to five messages per month. As the Match approaches, the MATCH-NEWS list will be the primary method of communicating important late-breaking news and information about the Match, as well as tips and suggestions about how to make the most of the process. Many applicants from previous years have told us that the messages posted to MATCH-NEWS were extremely helpful to them in navigating the selection process.

NOTE: If you previously signed up for the MATCH-NEWS list, there is no need to do so again.

To subscribe to the MATCH-NEWS list, send a blank e-mail message to the following address:

subscribe-match-news@lyris.appic.org

You will subsequently receive an e-mail message (with the subject line, "Your confirmation needed") that contains instructions for you to follow in order to confirm your subscription. Simply follow the instructions in that message, and you will soon receive a Welcome e- mail in response. This Welcome e-mail confirms that you are successfully subscribed to the list (please note that you are NOT subscribed to the list until you have received the Welcome message).

PLEASE NOTE: If your e-mail program uses "Spam" or "Junk Mail" filtering, it is possible that the confirmation message from the APPIC server will be automatically redirected to your "Junk Mail" folder without your knowledge. If you do not receive a confirmation message in your "In" box, you should check your "Spam" or "Junk Mail" folder to see if the message is there.

See the contact info below if you have difficulty subscribing.

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THE INTERN-NETWORK E-MAIL LIST

APPIC also maintains a separate e-mail list, called INTERN-NETWORK, which is a discussion list for internship applicants. This list is optional for applicants, though many find it useful. Applicants can use this list to discuss various aspects of the selection process or to ask questions about the AAPI, interviews, Match, etc. Since this list can generate considerable discussion at times, and thus considerable e-mail, subscribers may wish to use the list's "Digest" mode in order to keep e-mail to a minimum (see www.appic.org, click on "E-mail Lists," then on "Intern-Network" for more info about Digest mode). To subscribe to the INTERN-NETWORK list, send a blank e-mail message to:

subscribe-intern-network@lyris.appic.org

and follow the confirmation instructions as described above for the MATCH-NEWS list.

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MORE INFORMATION

For general information about the APPIC Match, see:

http://www.appic.org/

and click on "About the Match" and "Frequently Asked Questions." General information is also available at the matching program web site:

http://www.natmatch.com/psychint

by clicking the links in the "Overview" and "Match Process" sections.

For complete information about all of APPIC's e-mail lists, see www.appic.org and click on "E-mail Lists."

If you have any questions about these lists or about the APPIC Match in general, you may contact Dr. Greg Keilin at gkeilin@mail.utexas.edu or (512) 475-6949.

CAPIC Clearinghouse

Lisa Sloan — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 16:21:35 GMT

Openings in the CAPIC Clearinghouse will be posted in the NEWS section of the News Departments.

California Psychcare, Inc. Practicum Opportunity

Lisa Sloan — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 17:21:09 GMT

California Psychcare Inc. is dedicated to the practice of autism assessment and intervention. Working together, a team consisting of educational psychologists, a clinical psychologist, a behavior analyst and a speech therapist develop and implement strategies to address the deficits and excesses evident in children with autism or other devlopmental delays.
The following services are offered:
Parent Education
Intensive Behavior Intervention (DTT)
Behavior Management Services
Intensive Relationship Based Intervention
Social Skills Training

Students will receive a stipend for services. They will also receive initial and ongoing training. Please direct your questions to Dr. Sadeghi when you speak with him.
397 Mobil Ave
Camarillo, CA 93010
(805) 384-1410

Lisa Sloan — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 17:07:19 GMT

Fairfax Hospital, Kirkland, Washington

Lisa Sloan — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 21:44:17 GMT

There is one intern position opening for 2008-09 at Fairfax Hospital in Washington.

If you are interested, please call Dr. M. O'Donnell Day directly at (425) 802-3000.

Fairfax Hospital
10200 NE 132nd Street
Kirkland, WA 98034
http://www.psysolutions.com/facilities/fairfax/

Lincoln Child Center

Lisa Sloan — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:17:58 GMT

Lincoln Child Center is currently accepting applications from MFT interns, PSYD and PhD second year practicum and internship students, and second year MSW students. If you are interested in applying for the internship please complete and submit the application along with a resume and 2 letters of reference by March 14th, 2008. Upon receiving your application they will contact you set up an interview if it appears you are a good fit for the program. They will be making their final selection for the internship by April 15th.

4368 Lincoln Ave.
Oakland, CA 94602
(510) 531-1311
fax (510) 531-8968
www.lincolncc.org

Please click on the link for further information and application materials

Family Service Agency of Marin

Lisa Sloan — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 16:42:03 GMT

Please click on the link above regarding internship opportunities at Family Service Agency of Marin.

555 Northgate Drive
San Rafael, CA 94903-3680
Phone (415) 491-5700
FAX (415) 491-5750

Northern CA Internship/Job Discussion

Lisa Sloan — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 19:41:23 GMT

Dr. Abigail Endress, Director of Training at Caminar in San Mateo, is interested in hosting a discussion for local Pacifica students regarding internship and job possibilities in that area.

Students can contact her by phone or mail if they would like to participate in such a group:

Dr. Abigail Endress
abilgaile@caminarinc.org
650-655-2481

CAPIC database available for downloading

Lisa Sloan — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 16:31:45 GMT

The CAPIC internship database is now available to download from the CAPIC website at www.capic.net by clicking on "Download CAPIC Internship Database." This version of the database is a “stand alone” file and will not require users to have Filemaker Pro software to open it. This new format will allow students to download the database from our website directly onto their personal computers. Therefore, students can now conduct their research on internships from home.

Downloads of the CAPIC database are available for Mac and PC along with instructions. Please be patient with the download as it may take several minutes to complete.

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California Psychology Internship Council
2728 Durant Avenue
Berkeley, CA 94704
(P) 510.841.9230 x131
(F) 510.841.0167
capicassistant@wrightinst.edu

Northern CA CAPIC Fair

Lisa Sloan — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 16:27:05 GMT

Meet training personnel and current interns from over 60 Bay Area internship agencies, who will answer your questions and provide information about their training programs. Free for students with student ID from CAPIC member graduate programs.

Friday, February 8, 2008
1-4 p.m.
Fort Mason Center Golden Gate Room, San Francisco, CA
For more information please call (510) 841-9230 x.131

Community Institute for Psychotherapy

Lisa Sloan — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 19:31:37 GMT

CIP in Marin County is pleased to announce that applications are now being accepted for the 2008-09 internship program.

CIP's training and supervision provides exceptional opportunities for individuals interested in working in a community-based environment with a diverse population and a wide range of issues. Their program is psychodynamically based. They offer a flexible work environment that honors cultural differences and promotes an atmosphere of continuous learning.

CIP is a CAPIC program and follows the designated application calendar for pre-doctoral positions.

To apply, please submit:
a letter or intent
CAPIC Uniform Application
CAPIC Eligibility and Readiness Form
Curriculum Vitae
3 letters of reference
a 1-2 page personal autobiography

If you have further questions, please contact Robin Joy Berenson at (415) 459-5999 x.465

Community Institute for Psychotherapy
1330 Lincoln Ave., Suite 201
San Rafael, CA 94901-2141
fax: (415) 459-5602

Southern CA CAPIC Internship Fair

Lisa Sloan — Thu, 13 Dec 2007 16:56:54 GMT

Friday, January 25, 2008, 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Pepperdine University
6100 Center Drive, Rooms 333 and 334
Los Angeles, CA 90045
Events: 10:30-11:45 - membership meeting for doctoral programs and agencies
Guest Speakers: Patrick Petti, Psy.D., Executive Director, CAPIC
Dr. Doris Penman, Ph.D., President-Elect, California Psychological Association
12-2 p.m. - Internship Fair; networking with CAPIC agencies about CAPIC internships
Costs: Free to all CAPIC doctoral program students and CAPIC agencies; $10 admission for non-CAPIC doctoral program students
Parking is $5 with validation from Pepperdine per vehicle (see link for map and directions). Refreshments will be provided!!
To RSVP or for more information, contact Melodie Schaefer, Psy.D. at Tarzana Treatment Centers, 818-654-3908 or email mschaefer@tarzanatc.org.

CAPIC News

Lisa Sloan — Thu, 29 Nov 2007 23:33:24 GMT

CAPIC News will be posted in the "News" section of the News Departments.

CalFam Stipend

Lisa Sloan — Mon, 26 Nov 2007 19:34:56 GMT

CalFam is now able to offer a $1,500 stipend for their 2008-09 practicum. This stipend is for the doctoral students enrolled in the Latino Family Therapy Program and is not available for the adult practicum or the clerkship program.

The deadline for application is February 20, 2008.

Please direct questions to Ann J. Elkin, Ph.D., Director of Clinical Training, Doctoral Program
5445 Balboa Blvd.
Encino, CA 91316-1509
818-907-9980

Santa Barbara County CARES

Lisa Sloan — Sun, 18 Nov 2007 23:04:26 GMT

Santa Barbara County CARES (Crisis Assessment Recovery and Emergency Services) is a relatively new program at County Mental Health. It is part of the proposition 63. It offers a site for practicums, internships, predoctoral, and postdoctoral hours. The program is accepting interns from diverse educational backgrounds/universities in the field of mental health. There are two psychiatrists on site (one is a consultant- instructor and the other is the treating physician). There is one psychologist and other mental health licensed clinicians that provide supervision.

COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA ALCOHOL, DRUG & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
315 Camino del Remedio, Santa Barbara, 93110-1316 (805) 681-5220

CalFam Practicum Opportunities

Lisa Sloan — Fri, 02 Nov 2007 23:24:53 GMT

ADULT/ADOLESCENT PSYCHOTHERAPY PRACTICUM PROGRAM

A practicum placement at California Family Counseling Center (CalFam) is intended for those Psy.D. and Ph.D. students who have completed psychopathology couses and who are interested in an applied clinical setting. The practicum is approximately 11 months in duration and will require a minimum weekly time commitment of approximately 16 hours. Cllients seen at the Counseling Center will include adults and couples presenting with a wide variety of Axis I and Axis II diagnoses. In addition to seeing clients at CalFam, students will be required to see clients at other training locations. Students will have an opportunity to treat incarcerated youths at a probation camp, where they will see the minors individually and in group therapy. Students will carry a caseload of 4-5 clients per week, as well as complete clinical intake assessments. Students will also be required to complete 2 community outreach events during the training year.
To support and enhance training experiences, students will participate in training and didactic seminars that will focus on a variety of topics related to clinical work. They will also participate in one hour of individual supervision and 2 hours of group supervision.
The practicum program begins on Monday, Aug. 18, 2008 and concludes on Friday, July 10, 2009. Students will prepare for their training at CalFam by attending a mandatory orientation which will be held Aug. 18-20, 2008 from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Students are required to be available on Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for mandatory seminars, supervision and center related meetings. Students are required to see clients two evenings per week or one evening and one Saturday.

LATINO FAMILY THERAPY PRACTICUM PROGRAM

A practicum placement in the Latino Family Therapy Program at CalFam is designed for Psy.D. and Ph.D. students who have a strong interest in providing a variety of clinical services in Spanish in an applied clinical setting. A primary goal of the program is to prepare students to provide psychological services to the Spanish speaking population in their local communities. Practicum students are required to speak Spanish, and will have the opportunity to learn clinical use of the language.
The practicum is approximately 12 months in duration and will require a weekly time commitment of approximately 14-16 hours. Clients seen at the Counseling Center may include children, adolescents, adults, families and couples. Students will carry a caseload of approximately 5-7 psychotherapy clients per week using co-therapy and individual therapy models. Students may provide a battery of psychological testing depending on referrals. Students will complete at 3 montsh intake rotation, conducting phone screenings of those seeking psychological services, and 2 community outreach activities.
Students will participate in 2 hours of training per week that will focus on topics specific to the Latino population, as well as general clinical work. Students will receive 1 hour of individual supervision per week, 2 hours of group supervision per week, and 2 hours per month of group supervision for psychological testing depending on client referrals. Training in topics specific to the Latino population and all clinical supervision will be conducted in both Spanish and English. Most clinical contact with clients will be in Spanish.
The practicum program begins on Monday, Aug. 18, 2008 and concludes on Friday, Aug. 7, 2009. Students must attend orientation Aug. 18-20, 2008 from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Students are required to be available on Wednesdays between 12 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. for mandatory seminars, supervision and center related meetings. Students must be available for individual supervision for one hour on another day of the week and are required to see clients two evenings per week of one evening and one Saturday and at other times as needed.
Students will receive a stipend of $2,900.00. $1,000.00 will be given to students at the end of Fall and Spring semesters. $900.00 will be given to students at the end of Summer semester.

PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING PRACTICUM (CLERKSHIP)

The psychological testing practicum (clerkship) at CalFam is designed to provide students experience administering and interpreting psychodiagnostic testing in an applied clinical setting. Students interested in the program must be currently enrolled in a doctoral program and by the time they begin the clerkship they must have successfully completed all required assessment courses.
During this practicum, studetns will focus exclusively on learning about psychodiagnostic testing, including administering, scoring, interpreting, and preapring psychological testing reports. Students will become familiar with a variety of testing instruments and their utility in providing data for specific clinical concerns. In addition, they will be responsible for providing written and verbal feedback and referrals to clients, and making treatment recommendations as necessary.
Students will be required to commit approximately 15 hours per week and will be expected to provide 6-8 hours per week administering tests, with additional time allotted for scoring, interpreting, preparing reports, and providing client feedback. Students will receive 3 hours per week of group supervision and 1 hour per week of individual supervision. All testing data will be reviewed by a licensed clinical psychologist.
Students are required to schedule their testing appts. in 3 hour time blocks and can provide testing and feedback services at any time when CalFam is open, but students must be available at least one evening during the week and/or Saturday to administer psychological testing and provide client feedback. Group supervision is held on Tuesdays, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Training seminars will be on Wednesdays from 10 a.m.-12 p.m. In addition, students are required to attend a monthly admin. meeting one Wednesday a month from 12-1 p.m.
The practicum program begins on Monday, Aug. 18, 2008 and concludes on Friday, July 10, 2009. Students will be required to attend a mandatory orientation Aug. 18-20, 2008 from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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CalFam, a service of Phillips Graduate Institute, is an affordable fee for service counseling center which offers a wide range of counseling, therapy and psychological testing services. CalFam is located in Encino, CA and serves the San Fernando Valley communities.
Application materials may be hand delivered or must be postmarked by February 20, 2008.

For more information, please contact:
Ann J. Elkin, Ph.D.
Director of Doctoral Clinical Training Programs, Supervisor of Adult/Adolescent Program
5445 Balboa Blvd.
Encino, CA 91316
(818) 386-5641

To receive an application, please contact the Research and Administrative Assistant at (818) 386-5625

GRADUATE FELLOWSHIPS IN PSYCHOLOGY AND NEUROSCIENCE

Lisa Sloan — Wed, 31 Oct 2007 22:53:02 GMT

Do you want to take charge of your career? Do you need financial support for graduate school or postdoctoral studies? Are you interested in ethnic minority issues? Then the Minority Fellowship Program is for you!

The Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) offers the following fellowships

The Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (MHSAS) Fellowship is aimed at those pursuing doctoral degrees in clinical, counseling, and school psychology, or other mental health services areas. This program is primarily for individuals who want to deliver services.

The MHSAS Postdoctoral Fellowship is aimed at early career doctoral recipients who are interested in developing a career in mental health service delivery, policy, or services-related research.

The Diversity Program in Neuroscience Fellowship is geared to those pursuing careers in neuroscience. Predoctoral and postdoctoral fellowships are offered. Doctoral students or early career doctoral recipients in psychology or any life science discipline related to neuroscience may apply.

Note: Individuals may apply to only one of the MFP fellowships.

The application deadline is January 15.

About the Minority Fellowship Program The MFP’s mission is to increase the knowledge and research related to ethnic minority mental health and to improve the quality of mental health and substance abuse services delivered to ethnic minority populations. We do this by providing financial support, professional development activities, and professional guidance to students pursuing doctoral degrees in psychology and neuroscience. Our mission is consistent with Healthy People 2010, the Surgeon General’s Report on Mental Health, and other federal initiatives to reduce health disparities.

For more information or to apply for a fellowship, visit our web site at www.apa.org/mfp or contact us at:

APA/MFP 750 First Street, NE Washington, DC 20002-4242 (202) 336-6127 Email: mfp@apa.org

Attn: So. Cal. APPIC Applicants

Lisa Sloan — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 13:01:48 GMT

I'm sure all of you have seen news of the terrible fires in Southern California. As a consequence of the danger and the evacuations, APPIC has learned that some Universities and internship sites have closed in the seven counties designated as disaster areas. It goes without saying that these events have also caused huge disruption to students who are submitting internship applications. Many applicants and internship programs in the disaster area are having significant difficulties in submitting and receiving internship applications.

Please review the following information if you are a student or program in the affected area or are applying to a program in that area:

IF YOU ARE A STUDENT LIVING IN THE AFFECTED AREA: APPIC has contacted all APPIC-member Training Directors to request that they extend their application deadlines for applicants in the seven California counties designated as disaster areas. While we cannot guarantee that all sites will extend their deadlines, we have strongly encouraged them to do so. It was almost two years ago to this very day that we had to make a similar request in the aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Wilma. Our APPIC member programs responded with great support and I expect they'll do the same now.

In addition, we recommend that you (and, if necessary, your academic Director of Training) contact sites directly to request an extension if you are unable to meet their deadlines. If you think it would be helpful, APPIC has drafted a message that requests sites to extend their deadlines -- for a copy of this message, please contact me at Stephen.McCutcheon@va.gov . You may also contact me at this address if you would like to speak to an APPIC Board consultant about your specific situation.

IF YOU ARE AN INTERNSHIP PROGRAM IN THE AFFECTED AREA: Please contact the APPIC Match Coordinator, Dr. Greg Keilin (gkeilin@mail.utexas.edu or 512-475-6949) if you would like APPIC to make an announcement about the status of your program and/or your program's application process.

IF YOU ARE APPLYING TO AN INTERNSHIP PROGRAM IN THE AFFECTED AREA: Please understand that some sites are experiencing significant disruption at the present time, and may not yet be able to receive or acknowledge receipt of your application. Selection timelines and mail service may be disrupted, and it may be a while before you can reach some programs to verify the receipt of your application. So, some patience and anxiety management strategies will undoubtedly be necessary over the next few weeks. Be sure to review the "Program Updates" e-mails that are distributed regularly via MATCH-NEWS for possible updates about the status of these programs or possible changes to application deadlines.

All best wishes, Steve

Steve McCutcheon, PhD Chair, APPIC Board of Directors Director, Psychology Training VA Puget Sound, Seattle

Phoenix Children's Hospital

Lisa Sloan — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 21:57:21 GMT

Our budget has been approved so that we may formally offer a Clinical Psychology Internship specializing in Pediatric Psychology Training. Our stipend is $27,275. Completed applications are due by November 20th . We are giving preference to applicants from APA accredited programs. We are in the process of applying for APA accreditation, but that could take some time. Please see our website for further information.

http://www.phoenixchildrens.com/psych-interns/

Jeanette Smith, Ph.D.

Phoenix Children's Hospital

1919 E Thomas Rd

Phoenix, AZ 85016

Phone: (602) 546-0414

FAX: (602) 546-0418

Opening at Caminar

Lisa Sloan — Fri, 28 Sep 2007 20:30:30 GMT

There are practicum and internship opportunities available at Caminar in San Mateo, CA. You may call 650-218-3217 if you have any questions.

Caminar
1720 Amphlett Blvd., Suite 123
San Mateo, CA 94402

APPIC Match News

Lisa Sloan — Wed, 19 Sep 2007 16:16:46 GMT

Please refer to the "News" section in the News Departments for the latest APPIC Match News. The News Departments are on the lower left hand side of this page.

CAPIC Clearinghouse

Lisa Sloan — Tue, 11 Sep 2007 22:11:36 GMT

Date Added or Modified: 9/11/07 Agency: Through the Looking Glass, Clinical Services Address: 2198-6th Street, Berkeley, CA 94710 Contact: Sherrie Hansen, Ph.D. Phone: 510-848-1112 x105 Fax: 510-848-4445 Email: sherrie@lookingglass.org Available Internship Openings: 1 half-time, 11-12 months Funding: $3,400.00 Procedure: Please call Dr. Hansen. Application Deadline: Open Until Filled. Comments: Open to Practica students, Interested in applicants with family and child therapy experience.

TRAINEE OR INTERN NEEDED FOR TEEN PROGRAM

Lisa Sloan — Mon, 10 Sep 2007 22:37:11 GMT

AHA! Academy of Healing Arts for Teens program through the Family Therapy Institute is looking for a male trainee/intern approximately 8-10 hours a week. Trainee/Intern would be responsible for assisting with the facilitation of our after-school teen groups (ages 13-19; process, therapeutic writing and leadership training groups), an evening parent group/workshop, and possibly an occasional weekend outdoor/wilderness retreat.

• Male preferred • Position begins end of September 2007 • Weekly supervision will be provided on Fridays from 12:15-2 • After-school groups are on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 3:30-5:00/5:30 • Parent Night is one Thursday a month from 6-8:30 • AHA! Outdoors is one Saturday a month from 9AM-2PM (Optional) • Intern with experience working with youth will be paid $25 an hour • Trainee/intern looking to gain experience will be a volunteer and receive weekly supervision • Bi-lingual a plus (not required)

If interested or if you have any questions, please contact Jennifer Freed (805) 565-0845 or Rendy Freedman at (805) 569-2272 Ext. 108

Practicum Opportunity - Maple Counseling Center

Lisa Sloan — Wed, 05 Sep 2007 23:06:52 GMT

The Maple Counseling Center is looking for two practicum/ MFT students to start ASAP for the 2007-2008 calendar year. The training is for people who would like to work with families with children aged 12 and under, including parents with infants.

The commitment is as follows --
20 + hours per week including:
- minimum of 5 family cases;
- participation in a Mindful Parenting group (2 hours);
- Infant Observation (at home observation of parents and newborn baby)
- Family case group supervision and training (Mondays 8.30-noon)
- Mindful Parenting Group supervision (Tuesdays 11-1);
- Infant Observation Supervision (Wednesdays 4-5.30 pm)

Interns can choose the hours they see their family cases, but will be assigned to a group on Thursday or Friday during working hours.

Interested parties should contact Wendy Denham Haffner, Ph.D. at (310) 271-9999 ext. 253.

CAPIC Clearinghouse

Lisa Sloan — Tue, 03 Apr 2007 17:06:57 GMT

Open positions in the CAPIC Clearinghouse are being posted in the NEWS department.

Community Institute for Psychotherapy

Lisa Sloan — Wed, 24 Jan 2007 19:37:54 GMT

CIP in Marin County is pleased to announce that applications are now being accepted for their 2007-08 internship program.
Each year, CIP has a total of 22 to 24 interns. Their training and supervision provides exceptional opportunities for individuals interested in working in a community-based environment with a diverse population and a wide range of issues. Their program is psychodynamically based and they promote service as a means to reinforce values and to help build strong, resilient families, schools and communities. They offer a flexible work environment that honors cultural differences and promotes an atmosphere of continuous learning.
CIP is a CAPIC program and follows the designated application calendar for pre-doctoral positions.

To apply, please submit the following:
1. Current Cirriculum Vitae
2. Three letters of reference
3. A brief personal statement.

If you have further questions, please contact CIP at (415) 459-5999 x.464.

Community Institute for Psychotherapy
1330 Lincoln Ave., Suite 201
San Rafael, CA 94901-2141

Family Service Agency of Marin

Lisa Sloan — Wed, 17 Jan 2007 19:40:44 GMT

Family Service Agency of Marin is accepting applications for their predoctoral training program for the 2007-08 training year. For more information about their program and upcoming open house on February 15 as well as an application, please click here: Family Service Agency of Marin.

CAPIC Northern California Internship Information Fair

Lisa Sloan — Wed, 17 Jan 2007 19:34:50 GMT

Friday, February 9, 2007
Meeting: 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Fair: 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.

Fort Mason Center, Golden Gate Room
San Francisco, CA

Meet training personnel and current interns from over 60 Bay Area internship agencies, who will answer your quesitons and provide information about their training programs.

FREE for students with student ID from CAPIC member graduate programs. Coffee and refreshments provided.

For more information, call (510) 841-9230 x.131.

Bereavement Internships in San Francisco

Lisa Sloan — Thu, 14 Dec 2006 19:06:43 GMT

Sutter Visiting Nurses and Hospice of San Francisco is seeking post-masters Interns to provide support to bereaved family members and friends through telephone assessment, one-to-one counseling and group support.

Positions available starting September 2007 (unpaid), 20-24 hours per week.

For questions call Aimee Tomczak, LMFT at (415) 600-7677 or Gaylene Newquist, LCSW at (415) 600-7511

Send resumes to:
Sutter VNA and Hospice of San Francisco
Attn: Aimee Tomczak and Gaylene Newquist
P.O. Box 7999
San Francisco, CA 94120
DEADLINE: April 1, 2007. Positions are limited, early application is recommended.

APPIC Match News

Lisa Sloan — Thu, 30 Nov 2006 12:46:46 GMT

APPIC Applicants: Scroll down to the lower left hand side of this page to access the "News" section of our website, where all APPIC Match News is being posted.

St. Vincent Hospital Indiana Neuroscience Institute

Lisa Sloan — Mon, 27 Nov 2006 19:42:44 GMT

The St. Vincent Hospital Indiana Neuroscience Institute is pleased to announce openings in their pre-doctoral Internship in Clinical Psychology, which is now an APPIC member training site. The Internship program offers general clinical and specialty training across the lifespan in the areas of clinical psychology, neuropsychology and health psychology.

You may learn more about their programs and obtain a program brochure at their website. Please feel free to contact them at (317) 338-3103 if you have any questions.

Indiana Neuroscience Institute
8333 Naab Road, Suite 270
Indianapolis, IN 46260

California State University, Channel Islands

Lisa Sloan — Fri, 17 Nov 2006 22:24:45 GMT

California State University, Channel Islands
Student Counseling Center

Dr. Pasternak, a Pacifica alumni and licensed psychologist, is now Director of the Student Counseling Center and is in search of two more advanced pre-doctoral interns.

Please contact him directly if you are interested in pursuing this opportunity.

CSUCI has 3,400 students who have access to this counseling center, which is just now being developed.

Dr. Pasternak: (805) 437-3144

Wright Institute Los Angeles Internship

Lisa Sloan — Thu, 16 Nov 2006 18:19:40 GMT

The Wright Institute Los Angeles' Internship is designed to develop a trainee's competence in the conduct of brief and open ended depth psychotherapy. The Internship was established in 1975 and is a member of APPIC and CAPIC, with 10-12 trainees entering into the Internship each year.

Please review the Internship program brochure and application for more information about the Internship and how to apply.

Wright Institute Los Angeles
(310) 277-2796
Fax: (310) 277-8903
9911 West Pico Blvd., Suite 720
Los Angeles, CA 90035-2720
Director: Allen M. Yasser, Ph.D.
www.wila.org

Airport Marina Counseling Service

Lisa Sloan — Fri, 11 Aug 2006 19:50:56 GMT

CAPIC site Airport Marina Counseling Service is still accepting applications for the Fall. The first set of interviews is August 16th and acceptance notification will take place in August 2006.

Please visit their website and read all application related materials; their Recruitment Coordinator is available at (310) 670-1410 if you have further questions.

APPIC News

Lisa Sloan — Mon, 31 Jul 2006 17:32:08 GMT

Please click on "News" in the News Department for information on this year's APPIC match.

CAPIC Clearinghouse

Lisa Sloan — Thu, 20 Apr 2006 22:56:00 GMT

The following agencies have filled their slots and are no longer in the Clearinghouse:
1) California State University San Marcos
2) Portia Bell Hume Health & Training Center
3) Transpersonal Counseling Center in Palo Alto

The following agencies are new to the Clearinghouse. (If an agency appears on today’s clearinghouse listing, it will not be in the listing circular again even if the position remains unfilled.)

San Fernando Valley Community Mental Health Center, Inc.--Homebound
14640 Victory Blvd. Ste. 100
Van Nuys (Los Angeles County) CA 91411
Contact:        Michele Shepherd, MFT
Phone:         (818) 374-6901
Fax:           (818) 374-6908
Email:        mshepherd@sfvcmhc.org
Available Internship Openings: 0 Full-time August '06 to August '07 and 2 Part-time Either 1 or 2 years
Funding: none
(Also, will accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Please fax, mail or email CAPIC application
Application Deadline: until filled
Comments: Interns must stay a minimum of a year but may stay longer.

Yolo County Mental Health
500-B Jefferson Blvd.
West Sacramento (Yolo County) CA 95605
Contact:        Betty Phillips, Ph.D./Robert Hudson, Ph.D.
Phone:         (916) 375-6350
Fax:           (916) 375-6355
Email:       betty.phillips@yolocounty.org
Available Internship Openings: 1 Full-time flexible and 1 Part-time Either 1 or 2 years
Funding: none
(Also, will accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Send letter of interest, phone call for appt., and 2 letters of reference.
Application Deadline: 5/30/06

Community Research Foundation: South Bay Guidance BPSR Center
835 3rd Ave., Ste. C
Chula Vista (San Diego County) CA 91911
Contact:        Ken Dellefield, Ph.D. or Juan Camarena, IMF, Assistant Director
Phone:         (619) 427-4661
Fax:           (619) 426-7849
Email:        kdellefield@comresearch.org or jcamarena@comresearch.org
Available Internship Openings: 0 Full-time August 1 to July 31 and 1 Part-time 1 Year
Funding: $200/month ($2400/year)
(Also, will accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Please email Ken Dellefield or fax a resume and cover letter to Juan Camarena at the above fax number.
Application Deadline: until filled
Comments: Any questions about the internship/supervision are welcome!

Contra Costa County Psychiatric Emergency Services
2500 Alhambra Ave.
Martinez (Contra Costa County) CA 94553
Contact:        Robyn Draper, Ph.D.
Phone:         (925) 646-2500
Fax:           (925) 370-5770
Email:    rdraperpraetz@worldnet.att.net
Available Internship Openings: 2 Full-time 9/18/06 to 6/15/07 or 2 Part-time 1 Year
Funding: none
(Also, will not accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Email or fax: cover letter; resume, transcripts, CAPIC form, 3 letters of recommendation.
Application Deadline: 5/15/06
Comments: Will interview and select by 6/1/06

Berkeley Mental Health
2640 Martin Luther King Jr. Way
Berkeley (Alameda County) CA 94704
Contact:        Eva Bradford, Ph.D.
Phone:         (510) 981-5231
Fax:           (510) 981-5265
Email:   ebradford@ci.berkeley.ca.us
Available Internship Openings: 0 Full-time 9/7/06 to 8/31/07 and 4 Part-time 1 Year
Funding: none
(Also, will not accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Mail or fax CAPIC Uniform Application
Application Deadline: Rolling

CAPIC Clearinghouse

Lisa Sloan — Fri, 14 Apr 2006 14:35:22 GMT

The following agencies have filled their slots and are no longer in the Clearinghouse:
1) Gateways Hospital in Los Angeles
2) Laguna Honda Hospital Neuropsychology Division (however, Laguna Honda Hospital Rehab & Substance Abuse track is still taking applications)
3) Transpersonal Counseling Center in Palo Alto

The following agencies are new to the Clearinghouse:
Oakes Children's Center
1348 Tenth Ave.
San Francisco (San Francisco County) CA 94122
Contact:        Linda Hornbostel, Ph.D.
Phone:         (415) 564-2310
Fax:           (510) 564-2313
Available Internship Openings: 2-4 Part-time 1 Year
Third week of August ‘06 to third week of July ‘07
Funding: $500 to $1000/year
(Also, will not accept applications from advanced practica students.)

La Familia Counseling Service
26081 Mocine Ave.
Hayward (Alameda County) CA 94544
Contact:        Dr. Luann L. DeVoss
Phone:         (510) 881-5921
Fax:           (510) 881-5925
Email:       ldevosslfcs@juno.com
Available Internship Openings: 2 Full-time 7/5 to 5/31 or 2 Part-time Either 1 or 2
Funding: $500/yr for full time; $350/yr for half-time
(Also, will accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Please fax vitae, 3 letters of recommendation and a letter of interest
Application Deadline: until filled

Asian Community Mental Health
310 8th St. #201
Oakland (Alameda County) CA 94607
Contact:        Helen Hsu, Psy.D.
Phone:          (510) 451-6729
Fax:           (510) 268-0202
Email:        helenh@acmhs.org
Available Internship Openings: 1 Full-time 07/06 to 06/07 or 1 Part-time Either 1 or 2
Funding: $1000/yr ft; $400 for half-time; possible bonus for language based skills
(Also, will accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Please fax or email c.v. and cover letter to Dr. Hsu.
Application Deadline: until filled
Comments: Bilingual skills not required but a plus--any Asian language or Spanish

CAPIC Clearinghouse

Lisa Sloan — Fri, 07 Apr 2006 00:50:43 GMT

Brainerd Regional Treatment Center has filled their Internship positions this year in both tracks (the Child & Adolescent track & the Rehabilitation track with adults).

La Familia Counseling Service
26081 Mocine Ave.
Hayward (Alameda County) CA 94544
Contact: Dr. Luann L. DeVoss
Phone: (510) 881-5921
Fax: (510) 881-5925
Email: ldevosslfcs@juno.com
Available Internship Openings: 2 Full-time 7/5 to 5/31 or 2 Part-time, Either 1 or 2
Funding: $500/yr for full time; $350/yr for half-time
(Also, will accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Please fax vitae, 3 letters of recommendation and a letter of interest
Application Deadline: until filled

Asian Community Mental Health
310 8th St. #201
Oakland (Alameda County) CA 94607
Contact: Helen Hsu, Psy.D.
Phone: (510) 451-6729
Fax: (510) 268-0202
Email: helenh@acmhs.org
Available Internship Openings: 1 Full-time 07/06 to 06/07 or 1 Part-time
Either 1 or 2
Funding: $1000/yr ft; $400 for half-time; possible bonus for language based skills
(Also, will accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Please fax or email c.v. and cover letter to Dr. Hsu.
Application Deadline: until filled
Comments: Bilingual skills not required but a plus--any Asian language or Spanish

CAPIC Clearinghouse

Lisa Sloan — Wed, 05 Apr 2006 23:00:56 GMT

Children's Hospital and Research Center at Oakland, Early Childhood Mental Health Program
747 Fifty Second St.
Oakland (Alameda County) CA
Contact:        Dr. Donna Davidowitz
Phone:         (510) 428-8425
Fax:           (510) 238-9764
Email:       ddavidovitz@mail.cho.org
Available Internship Openings: 1 Full-time and several Part-time Either 1 or 2 Years
Funding: $20,000/year for full-time intern
(Also, will not accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Please email Dr. Davidovitz with letter or intent, CV and mail in 3 letters of recommendation
Application Deadline: Until filled

CAPIC Clearinghouse

Lisa Sloan — Tue, 04 Apr 2006 22:51:33 GMT

Correction/clarification: Kaiser Permanente Walnut Creek, whose listing ran in the Clearinghouse yesterday, is offering either full-time or half-time internships, not solely half-time positions as was stated in the report yesterday.

Laguna Honda Hospital (Neuropsychology Track)
375 Laguna Honda Blvd.
San Francisco (San Francisco County) CA 94116
Contact:        Brenda Austin, Ph.D.
Phone:         (415) 759-4590
Fax:           (415) 759-2390
Email:    brenda.austin@sfdph.org
Available Internship Openings: 1 Full-time 7/11/06 to 6/30/07 Or 1 Part-time 1 Year
Funding: none
(Also, will not accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Call Dr. Austin (415-759-4590) to discuss interest. Require a letter of interest, 2 reports--preferably neuropsychological and three letters of recommendation.
Application Deadline: Rolling
Comments: Desired qualifications--demonstrated interest in neuropsychology and have taken year long neuropsychology course.

Children's Hospital LA, High Risk Youth Program
5000 Sunset Blvd. 4th Floor
Los Angeles (Los Angeles County) CA 90027
Contact:        Nikolaos Stefanidis, Ph.D.
Phone:         (323) 669-4140 X3120
Fax:           (323) 913-3614
Email:   nstefanidis@chla.usc.edu
Available Internship Openings: 0 Full-time   2 Part-time 1 Year
Funding: $5000/year
(Also, will not accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Call for interview. Bring completed CAPIC application, CV and 3 letters of reference

Cal State San Marcos Disabled Student Services
CSUSM, Disabled Student Services
San Marcos (San Diego County) CA 92096-0001
Contact:        Kara Kornher, Ph.D.
Phone:         (760) 750-4905
Fax:           (760) 750-3445
Email:    kkornher@csusm.edu
Available Internship Openings: 0 Full-time   1 Part-time 1 Year
Funding: $1500/year
(Also, will not accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Send cover letter, CV, CAPIC application, transcripts and 3 letters of recommendation to Kara Kornher, Ph.D., for review. Dr. Kornher will contact the applicant for an interview if interested.
Application Deadline: Open until filled
Comments: position is primarily at Disabled Student Services administering and interpreting psychological and academic testing and seeing students for academic coaching, however, intern will also carry 2-3 hours clinical work at Student Health Counseling Center. Intern will join SHCS interns during staff meetings, training seminars and group supervision.

Pacific Institute for Counseling, Education & Research
432 Ivy St.
San Francisco (San Francisco County) CA 94102
Contact:        Doris Bersing, Ph.D.
Phone:         (415) 861-3455 X2
Fax:           (415) 651-8671
Email:     doris@pacificinstitute.org
Available Internship Openings: 0 Full-time   8 Part-time Either 1 or 2 Years
Funding: none
(Also, will accept applications from advanced practica students.) Application Procedure: Send letter of intent to contact person via email with resume.
Application Deadline: 5/15/06
Comments: Positions include 3 hours group supervision, individual supervision, trainings in diverse topics. The approach of the agency is existential-humanistic. Working with altered states of consciousness in mentally ill adults and geriatrics.

Institute on Aging
3330 Geary Blvd.
San Francisco (San Francisco County) CA 94118
Contact:        Tom Cicciarelli, Psy.D.
Phone:         (415) 750-4180 X209
Fax:           (415) 750-4179
Email:     tcicciarelli@ioaging.org
Available Internship Openings: 2 Full-time 7/5/06 to 6/30/07
Funding: none
(Also, will not accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Please send current CV, Letter of Interest, 3 letters of recommendation, and sample testing report to Tom Cicciarelli, Psy.D., Director of Training.
Application Deadline: Open until filled

Full Circle Family Institute
70 Skyview Terrace
San Rafael (Marin County) CA 94903
Contact:        David S. Meshel, Ph.D.
Phone:         (415) 499-3320 X 131
Fax:           (415) 499-1542
Email:       dmeshel@fc-fi.org
Available Internship Openings: 0 Full-time   4 to 5 Part-time Either 1 or 2 Years
Funding: none
(Also, will accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Please send your letter of interest, vitae, and 3 letters of recommendation to Dr. Meshel by letter, fax or email.
Application Deadline: 7/30/06
Comments: Internships available in 5 different high schools in Marin and possibly at a hospital (outpatient).

Community Research Foundation Douglas Young Clinic--Adult Outpatient Services for Sever and Persistently Mentally Ill Consumers
10717 Camino Ruiz, Ste. #207
San Diego (San Diego County) CA 92126
Contact:        Robin Bronstein, Ph.D.
Phone:         (858) 695-2211 or (760) 643-4043
Fax:           (858) 695-3521
Email:      rdbphd@aol.com
Available Internship Openings: 0 Full-time   3 Part-time 1 Year
Funding: $200/month
(Also, will not accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Send CV, CAPIC application, letter of interest, and 3 letters of recommendation
Application Deadline: Until positions are filled
Comments: We would prefer all accepted candidates to be on-site no later than August 1, 2006.

Life Skills Treatment Program
215 MacNeil St.
San Fernando (Los Angeles County) CA 91340
Contact:        Robert Myatt, Ph.D.
Phone:         (818) 898-1926
Fax:           (818) 898-3747
Available Internship Openings: 0 Full-time   2 Part-time 1 Year
Funding: none
(Also, will not accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: telephonic contact & fax resume
Application Deadline: Open

Harm Reduction Therapy Center
423 Gough St.
San Francisco (San Francisco County) CA 94102
Contact:        Patt Denning, Ph.D.
Phone:         (415) 252-0669
Fax:           (415) 252-0669
Email:   patt.denning@comcast.net
Available Internship Openings: 0 Full-time 7/06 to 8/08 2 Part-time 2 Year
Funding: $9 to $20/hour
(Also, will not accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: email resume and letter of interest with list of references
Application Deadline: 6/1/06
Comments: data available for dissertation research for interested person

CAPIC Clearinghouse

Lisa Sloan — Mon, 03 Apr 2006 23:15:01 GMT

Community Institute for Psychotherapy
1330 Lincoln Ave., Ste. 201
San Rafael (Marin County) CA 94901
Contact:        Kenneth Pound, Psy.D.
Phone:         (415) 459-5999 X 301
Fax:           (415) 459-5602
Email:        ksppsyd@aol.com
Available Internship Openings: 0 Full-time   4 Part-time 2 Years
Funding: none
(Also, will not accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Email Dr. Ken Pound at ksppsyd@aol.com
Application Deadline: ongoing
Comments: Looking for experienced interns interested in psychodynamic training and supervision

Kaiser Permanente, Chemical Dependency Services, Adult and Adolescent Outpatient Treatment
1425 So. Main St.
Walnut Creek (Contra Costa County) CA 94596
Contact:        Catharine Kibira, Ph.D. or Marilyn O'Connor, Ph.D.
Phone:         (925) 295-4145
Fax:           (925) 295-4145
Email:         catharine.kibira@kp.org; marilyn.o.o'connor@kp.org
Available Internship Openings: 0 Full-time   3 Part-time 1 Year
Funding: none
(Also, will not accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Two positions are with the Adolescent program that requires you to be here at a minimum Monday, Wednesday & Thurs. from early afternoon until mid-evening. One position is with the Adult program that requires you to be here at a minimum Monday, Tuesday & Thursday from early afternoon until mid-evening.
Application Deadline: ASAP Open until filled

14th Street Clinic & Medical Group
1124 International Blvd.
Oakland (Alameda County) CA 94606
Contact:        Paul Gaiser, Psy.D.
Phone:         (510) 533-0800
Fax:           (510) 533-0300
Available Internship Openings: 2 Full-time June/July 06 to June/July 07
Funding: Tier stipend with range of $7000 to $15000
(Also, will accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Letter of intent, dates & start time, interest, resume & 3 letters of recommendation
Application Deadline: open until filled

Yolo County Mental Health
500-B Jefferson
West Sacramento (Yolo County) CA 95605
Contact:        Robert Hudson, Ph.D.
Phone:         (916) 375-6350
Fax:           (916) 375-6355
Email:      robert.hudson@yolocounty.org
Available Internship Openings: 1 Full-time flexible start and 1 Part-time Either 1 or 2 years
Funding: none
(Also, will not accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Call for an appointment, send letter of interest, resume and 2 letters of reference.
Application Deadline: 5/15/06

Saint Mary's College Counseling Center
1928 Saint Mary's Rd.
Moraga (Contra Costa County) CA 94575
Contact:        Nancy Glenn, Ph.D.
Phone:         (925) 631-4364
Fax:           (925) 631-4475
Email:      nglenn@stmarys-ca.edu
Available Internship Openings: 0 Full-time   1 Part-time 1 Year
Funding: none
(Also, will accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Letter of intent, 2 letters of recommendation (including one from current clinical supervisor), and current vitae to Dr. Nancy Glenn, Saint Mary's College Counseling Center, P.O. Box 5217, Moraga, CA 94575
Application Deadline: open until filled
Comments: Please call or email for additional information

CAPIC Clearinghouse

Lisa Sloan — Mon, 03 Apr 2006 21:40:45 GMT

Family Institute of Pinole
668 Quinan Street
Pinole (Contra Costa County) CA 94564
Contact:        Bart Rubin, Ph.D.
Phone:         (510) 741-7286
Fax:           (510) 724-5549
Email:         brubin525@aol.com
Available Internship Openings: 2 Full-time 8/26/06 to 8/25/07 Or 2 Part-time 1 Year
Funding: none
(Also, will not accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: E-mail Dr. Rubin with interest and either e-mail application packet or mail packet to above address.
Application Deadline: None
Comments: For more information about the internship site go to [ http://www.familyinpinole.org ]http://www.familyinpinole.org

Laguna Honda Hospital and Rehab Center
375 Laguna Honda Blvd.
San Francisco (San Francisco County) CA 94116
Contact:        Lorraine Killpack, Ph.D.
Phone:         (415) 759-4562
Fax:           (415) 759-4587
Email:        lorraine.killpack@sfdph.org
Available Internship Openings: 1 to 2 Full-time 7/11/06 to 6/30/06 Or 1-2 Part-time Either 1 or 2 years
Funding: none
(Also, will accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Contact Dr. Killpack and send (preferably by fax) the CAPIC application
Application Deadline: Open

Portia Bell Hume Center
2151 Salvio St. Suite T
Concord (Contra Costa County) CA 94520
Contact:        Linh Nguyen, Ph.D.
Phone:         (925) 825-1793 or (510) 745-9151
Fax:           (925) 825-7094 or (510) 745-9192
Email:       lnguyen@humecenter.org
Available Internship Openings: 1 Full-time 8/21/06 to 8/20/07
Funding: $5000/yr.
(Also, will not accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Email cover letter and vita to lnguyen@humecenter.org. Qualified applicants will be contacted for an interview.
Application Deadline: As soon as possible.
Comments: The position that is open is for 20 hours in Behavioral Consulting Services (BCS) and 20 hours in Outpatient (OP) Concord. Must have experience with behavioral interventions and treatments. Prefer experience with autism, mental retardation, and/or developmental delays. BCS involves off site visits. Therefore, reliable transportation is important. OP clients may either be adults, children, adolescents, couples, groups, and/or families. The clients have an array of diagnoses. Experience with diversity is preferred.

Psychological Services Center
1730 Franklin St., Suite 212
Oakland (Alameda County) CA 94612
Contact:        Mary Kemp, Psy.D.
Phone:         (510) 628-9065
Fax:           (510) 628-9068
Email:      mkemp@alliant.edu
Available Internship Openings: 3 Full-time 7/1/06 to 6/30/07 And 2-3 Part-time 1 Year
Funding: none
(Also, will not accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: CAPIC forms; letter of intent & 3 recommendations to Dr. Kemp.
Application Deadline: until filled
Comments: We are also seeking a Cantonese speaking half-time intern in the adult program

Western Youth Services
23461 South Pointe Dr., Ste. 220
Laguna Hills (Orange County) CA 92653
Contact:        Katie Devlin, Ph.D.
Phone:         (949) 330-1677 or (949) 939-8224
Fax:           (949) 951-2871
Email:        kdevlin@westernyouthservices.org
Available Internship Openings: 1 Full-time 9/1/06 to 8/31/07
Funding: $18,500/year for monolingual, $20,000/year for Spanish or Vietnamese bilingual
(Also, will not accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Fax or email statement of interest, CAPIC or APPIC application, vita, 2-3 letters of recommendation and one psychological testing report (with all client identifying information removed) to above email or fax.
Application Deadline: ASAP, position will be filled as qualified applicants are successfully interviewed
Comments: Available position is located in Anaheim in the out patient clinic and preference will be given to those applicants with supervised assessment experience.

Transpersonal Counseling Center
1069 East Meadow Cir.
Palo Alto (Santa Clara County) CA 94303
Contact:        Jessica Herbold, Ph.D.
Phone:         (650) 493-4430 ext. 215
Fax:           (650) 493-6835
Email:       jherbold@itp.edu
Available Internship Openings: 0 Full-time 8/2/06 to 7/31/08 1 Part-time Either 1 or 2 years
Funding: none
(Also, will accept applications from advanced practica students.) Application Procedure: Please send a cover letter, CAPIC uniform application, and two letters of reference to Dr. Herbold.
Application Deadline: OPEN UNTIL FILLED
Comments: If you have questions about the internship, please consult the CAPIC listing or call Dr. Herbold. A brief description of the TCC is presented below. The Transpersonal Counseling Center offers brief and long-term depth-oriented psychotherapy, grounded in transpersonal values and psychodynamic theory. The transpersonal approach emphasizes integration and awareness of body, mind, and spirit as a way of maximizing human potential, creativity, and fulfillment. We serve a typical outpatient population, and offer a sliding scale. Interns are offered an opportunity to utilize several contemporary therapeutic modalities (especially contemporary psychoanalytic approaches) within a transpersonal framework that includes attention to multiple layers of consciousness, spirituality, mind-body wellness and the relationship of the individual to the community. Weekly training includes didactic presentations, case conferences and individual supervision. Experts from the Bay Area community provide trainings on special topics throughout the year. For further information about the TCC, visit our website: [ http://www.itp.edu/resources/counselServices.cfm ]http://www.itp.edu/resources/counselServices.cfm

Alvarado Parkway Institute
7050 Parkway Dr.
La Mesa (San Diego County) CA 91942
Contact:        Andrew Noorollah, Ph.D.
Phone:         (619) 667-6093
Fax:           (619) 667-6004
Email:         anoorollah@apibhs.com
Available Internship Openings: 3 Full-time July/Aug to July/Aug. Or 6-7 Part-time 1 Year
Funding: $3,600/year for 25 hrs/wk and $5760 for 40/wk
(Also, will not accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Send copy of resume, CAPIC application, 3 examples of psychological testing reports, and 3 letters of reference.
Application Deadline: 4/17/06

Tarzana Treatment Centers, Inc.
18646 Oxnard St.
Tarzana (Los Angeles County) CA 91356
Contact:        Melodie Schaefer, Psy.D.
Phone:         (818) 654-3908
Fax:           (818) 345-3778
Email:         mschaefer@tarzanatc.org
Available Internship Openings: 1 Full-time 8/28/06 to 8/24/07 And 4 Part-time Either 1 or 2 Year
Funding: none for half-time and $14,000 for full-time
(Also, will accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Contact Dr. Schaefer at (818) 654-3908; send vitae/resume, 2 letter of recommendation, CAPIC forms, clinical writing sample & transcripts.
Application Deadline: 4/14/06

Valley Coordinated Children's Services
19231 Victory Blvd. #110
Reseda (Los Angeles County) CA 91335
Contact:        Alysha Sardella, LMFT
Phone:         (818) 708-4500
Fax:           (818) 654-1956
Email:       asardella@lacdmh.org
Available Internship Openings: 1 to 2 Full-time Sept. 2006 to July 2007 And 1-2 Part-time 1 Year
Funding: none
(Also, will accept applications from advanced practica students.) Application Procedure: Please fax CV to (818) 654-1956 and mail any letters of recommendation.
Application Deadline: None
Comments: Total of 2 internships available.

UCSF/San Francisco General Hospital: Psychosocial Medicine Clinic
1001 Potrero Avenue, 7th Floor, Psychosocial Medicine
San Francisco (San Francisco County) CA 94110
Contact:        Susan Scheidt, Psy.D
Phone:         (415) 206-8403
Fax:           (415) 206-3822
Email:        susan.scheidt@ucsf.edu
Available Internship Openings: 2 to 4 Full-time 7/12/06 to 6/23/07 And Possibly 1 Part-time 1 Year
Funding: none
(Also, will not accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Submit hard copy of CAPIC application, 3 letters of reference, CV and cover letter indicating preference for the Trauma Recovery Center, Maxine Hall Health Center (behavioral medicine focus), or the Division of Substance Abuse and Addiction Medicine
Application Deadline: 4/17/06
Comments: Please see our website: [ http://www.pmcsfgh.org ]http://www.pmcsfgh.org

Verdugo Mental Health-Adult Outpatient Program
1540 East Colorado St.
Glendale (Los Angeles County) CA 91205
Contact:        Susanna Friedlander, Ph.D.
Phone:         (818) 548-4770
Fax:           (818) 243-5431
Email:        sfriedlander@vmhc.org
Available Internship Openings: 1 Full-time 9/6/06 to 8/17/07 Or 2 Part-time 1 Year
Funding: none
(Also, will not accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Please go to our website [ http://www.vmhc.org ]http://www.vmhc.org and go to the link for training Adult Outpatient Program for application materials and procedures.
Application Deadline: ASAP

Orange County Health Care Agency, Behavioral Health Services
405 West 5th, Suite 436
Santa Ana (Orange County) CA 92701
Contact:        Casey Dorman, Ph.D.
Phone:         (714) 796-0119
Fax:           (714) 568-5781
Email:        cadorman@ochca.com
Available Internship Openings: 4 Full-time 9/1/06 to 8/31/07
Funding: none
(Also, will not accept applications from advanced practica students.)
Application Procedure: Please telephone first, then send CAPIC application, 2 letters of recommendation.
Application Deadline: Ongoing until filled
Comments: High priority given to Spanish speaking, but not a necessity.

Alameda County Behavioral Health Care Guidance Clinic
2200 Fairmont Dr.
San Leandro (Alameda County) CA 94578
Contact:        Dorothy Griffin, Ph.D.
Phone:         (510) 667-3000
Fax:           (510)667-3005
Email:      dgriffin@acbhcs.org
Available Internship Openings: 1 Full-time 9/06 to 8/07 Or 1 Part-time 1 Year
Funding: 0
(Also, will accept applications from advanced practica students.) Application Procedure: Follow all CAPIC guidelines, letter of intent, CV, 2 letters of recommendation, Alameda County application form, attend group informational meeting
Application Deadline: 4/17/06

APPIC Clearinghouse - Internship Opportunities

Lisa Sloan — Mon, 27 Feb 2006 15:43:29 GMT

Attention to students interested in applying for APPIC Clearinghouse positions:
Please visit the National Matching Services website to view all open positions in the Clearinghouse and to find out how to apply.

APPIC Clearinghouse

Lisa Sloan — Mon, 27 Feb 2006 15:22:49 GMT

APPIC CLEARINGHOUSE
Caron Foundation
Department of Psychology
Wernersville, PA 19565
Site Number: 1966
APA Accreditation: No
APPIC Member: Yes

One opening for a predoctoral psychology intern. The internship program offers a combination of training in evaluation and psychotherapy with adults and adolescents in an inpatient addictions setting (at a beautiful suburban campus 65 miles from Philadelphia). The patient population consists of dually-diagnosed (mental health and addictions diagnoses) patients with a range of Axis I and Axis II conditions. Opportunities exist for consultation with the medical, psychiatric and addictions departments. Group therapy, case consultation, and psychological testing are included in the responsibilities.

We seek an applicant who (preferably) has passed comprehensive examinations and had a dissertation proposal accepted. The applicant should have an interest and, if possible experience, in learning to work with dually-diagnosed patients. A background in psychotherapy training and psychological assessment and testing (with intelligence and personality tests) is necessary.

Kindly reply through email (using Microsoft Word 6.0 attachments) to vmorello@caronfoundation.org or in writing (Vincent Morello, Ph.D.Caron Foundation, Huyett Hall P.O. Box 150 Wernersville, PA 19565). Include a letter of interest, vita, transcripts (unofficial copies acceptable), 3 letters of recommendation, Verification of Internship Readiness Form, and a work sample (copy of written report of ongoing therapy or psychological testing battery).

The selection process will require a face-to-face interview and prospective candidates will be asked to travel on site for an interview within several weeks after we contact you. Applicants we intend to interview will be notified within 3 days from our receipt of the application materials.

For further information about our program and facility please visit our website at Caronfoundation.org.

APPIC Clearinghouse

Lisa Sloan — Mon, 27 Feb 2006 15:19:20 GMT

APPIC CLEARINGHOUSE

John Umstead Hospital
Butner, NC
Site #: 1408
APA Accreditation: No
APPIC Member: Yes
John Umstead Hospital, a state psychiatric facility in the north central region of North Carolina, has 2 openings in its predoctoral Internship program for 2006-2007 and is offering a diverse internship opportunity that may be of interest to graduate students who are still seeking psychology internship placements. We have one position in our geropsychiatry track and one position in our child track.

A full description of the structure of the program can be found on our web site (www.unc.edu/~abarrick) <http://www.unc.edu/%7Eabarrick%29>, where the brochure details the rich variety of training our site provides. Our program emphasizes the value of training and service in public-sector mental health across age and ethnic groups. We are able to be more flexible in arranging training opportunities for next year but do require that interested applicants have some relevant experience with psychodiagnostic assessment and inpatient psychiatric treatment with people who have severe mental illness. Only those with this experience base are asked to apply.

We will be considering applicants immediately and would like to make a decision as soon as possible. If you are interested, we suggest that you review the web site in detail first and discuss your experience with an advisor to assess the goodness of fit for this program, particularly due to our current funding situation, as due to ongoing budgetary crises in the State of North Carolina, we do not have funding for the Internship for the next academic year.

Please send a cover letter, a curriculum vitae, a full APPIC application, a work sample, and your letters of recommendation (if available) to Scott.Schwartz@ncmail.net <mailto:Scott.Schwartz@ncmail.net>. In your cover letter, be sure to state your interest in our training program and the best way(s) to contact you. We will then contact you to discuss your training background and goals before asking you to send any additional application materials.

APPIC Clearinghouse

Lisa Sloan — Mon, 27 Feb 2006 15:13:05 GMT

APPIC CLEARINGHOUSE
North Dakota Psychology Internship Consortium (NDPIC) involving:
University of North Dakota Counseling Center
Northeast Human Services Center
Grand Forks, North Dakota
Site number: None: authorized by subscription
APA Accreditation: No
APPIC Member: No
Positions available: 3 total in 2 tracks
UCC track: 1 position
Consortium Rotation Track: 2 positions
Stipend: $19, 000
Apply by electronic attachment to ucctd@und.edu with:
AAPI, vita, and cover letter, letters of recommendation and verification of readiness form via e-mail attachment in Word format (letters of recommendation and verification of readiness form can be faxed with prior authorization)

The Insight Center

Lisa Sloan — Wed, 08 Feb 2006 20:23:14 GMT

Paid Internship Opportunity in Walnut Creek, CA for MFTI or Psychology Practicum student

Applicants must have strong academic interests. Hours to be determined, client population is diverse. Theoretical orientation reflects strong background in psychodynamic theory modified in accordance with developments in cognitive science and quantum physics. See The Insight Center website for details.

Send resume to Diane Kern, MFT
email: drkern@insightcenter.net
phone: (415) 409-1597

Ithaca College Counseling Center Internship Opportunity

Lisa Sloan — Fri, 03 Feb 2006 17:35:11 GMT

Ithaca College Counseling Center plans on having 2 interns next academic year and would welcome any interested students to apply. They prefer to interview and choose their interns during the spring semester so that the staff has a chance to meet any potential candidates.

Ithaca College Counseling Center offers a broad clinical experience in college mental health. Please visit their website to find a summary of the internship.

If you are interested, please send a cover letter and resume by the end of March to the attention of:

Suki Montgomery, Ph.D.
Assistant Director and Training Coordinator
Ithaca College Counseling Center
101 Hammond Health Building
Ithaca, NY 14850-7115
(807) 274-3136
Please contact Dr. Montgomery with any questions about the graduate internship: smontgomery@ithaca.edu