Clinical Intern

Denver, CO, United States

Junior Clinician Role in Denver, Colorado | Early Career Opportunity | Clinical Internship and/or Practicum | Unpaid Internship

Join us in Denver, Colorado, for an unpaid Junior Clinician Practicum/Internship role at our Teen and Young Adult Outpatient Treatment Center . Gain valuable experience under direct supervision, offering individual, group, and family therapy while working closely with our clinical team. Perfect for master's students in counseling or social work seeking hands-on training and growth.

When you successfully complete your practicum with us, we encourage you to explore the possibility of extending your journey with a clinical internship if the opportunity arises, as recommended by our Program Director.

Please be aware this is an unpaid internship opportunity.

About the role As a Clinical Intern/Practicum Student at Sandstone Care, you will have the opportunity to work with clients and families who are seeking help for substance use and mental health issues. You will be part of a multidisciplinary clinical team that provides individual, group, and family therapy, as well as case management and aftercare planning. You will also receive weekly supervision and training in various modalities and techniques.

Some of your responsibilities will include:

Supporting the treatment of assigned clients under the direct supervision of a Sandstone Care clinician

Contributing to the development and implementation of treatment goals and plans

Conducting individual, group, and family therapy sessions with assigned clients

Documenting client progress and outcomes in accordance with ethical and professional standards

Participating in clinical team meetings

We kindly request that practicum students understand the requirement to always work under the direct guidance and supervision of a Sandstone Care clinician during their onsite practicum  hours.

The Opportunity: Your Next Chapter: Clinical Intern/Practicum Student at Sandstone Care

Here’s your chance to make a real difference:

Learn and Grow: Gain valuable experience and skills in working with clients and families who struggle with substance use and mental health issues.

Be Supported: Receive weekly supervision and training from our experienced and compassionate clinical team, as well as CEU support and personal/professional growth opportunities.

Be Part of the Solution: Help us deliver evidence-based and individualized treatment that fosters recovery, resilience, and wellness for our clients and their families.

Belong and Thrive : Be part of our close-knit, collaborative community of therapists and team members, where equity and respect are at the forefront.

Ready to shape lives and grow together? Join Sandstone Care and let’s create a brighter future.

Who you are You are a master’s student in counseling or social work who is looking for a clinical practicum or internship opportunity. You are passionate about helping people who struggle with substance use and mental health issues. You are eager to learn from our experienced clinical team and apply your skills in individual, group, and family therapy.

You are also:

Able to commit to 15-20 hours per week , including at least one evening per week

Committed to completing high quality clinical documentation and other paperwork within required deadlines

Professional and self-aware, seeking support when needed

Communicative and collaborative, coordinating care with clients, family, and other providers

Who We Are:

Welcome to Sandstone Care: Where Your Impact Matters

At Sandstone Care, we're not just a mental health treatment provider – we're a vibrant community dedicated to transforming lives and unlocking potential. Join us in a dynamic journey of compassion, growth, and support as we pave the way for progress.

We Are More Than a Team - We're a Community: Step into a world where making a difference isn't just a job; it's a shared passion that unites us. We're a fast paced and thriving organization that embraces innovation with a startup spirit. Learning from experiences, daring to explore new avenues, and adapting to evolving needs are what we thrive on. We are striving for Progress not Perfection - this is a lot easier said than done and requires us to look introspectively, reflect, and learn from our experiences.

Our Mission, Your Drive: Our purpose goes beyond words – it's about inspiring and empowering change, both for ourselves and those we serve. Anchored in our core values, we make a real impact:

Ridiculously Service Oriented : Our commitment goes above and beyond, ensuring our clients receive unparalleled care.

Integrity : Honesty, transparency, and accountability define how we operate.

Partnership : We collaborate closely with clients, families, staff, and community partners, working together to achieve shared aspirations.

Courage : Challenges are met with resilience, mettle, and an unwavering spirit.

Passion : Our deep-rooted desire to make a difference propels us forward in everything we do.

Accessibility : We make our services available and affordable, striving to help everyone who needs our support.

Join Our Journey: If you're ready to be part of a team that's rewriting what it means to provide exceptional care, come make your mark at Sandstone Care. Your journey of growth, compassion, and impact starts here.

Employee Experience:

Joining Sandstone Care isn't just about finding a job; it's about embarking on a fulfilling and enriching experience. We understand that our employees are our greatest asset, and we go above and beyond to ensure your time here is truly rewarding and enjoyable. Here's a glimpse of what your journey with us looks like:

Celebrating Your Success: We don't just value your presence; we celebrate it. Your achievements, both big and small, are acknowledged, and your individual contributions are recognized.

Coaching for Growth: We're invested in your growth, which is why we offer regular feedback and coaching. We believe that continuous improvement is the key to your success.

Fostering Innovation: Your fresh perspectives and innovative ideas are not just welcomed; they're encouraged. We believe in pushing boundaries and exploring new ways of doing things, and your creativity plays a significant role in that.

A Culture of Learning: Learning is a lifelong journey, and we're here to support you every step of the way. Through training opportunities and mentorship programs, we help you expand your horizons and develop your skills.

Balancing Life and Work: We understand the importance of a healthy work-life balance. Your well-being matters to us, and we encourage a workplace where you can excel in your career while also nurturing your personal life.

Having Fun Together: Work isn't just about tasks and responsibilities; it's also about enjoying the journey. We organize social events and activities that bring us together, creating lasting bonds and memories.

At Sandstone Care, your experience as an employee is a holistic one. It's about more than just your job; it's about your growth, your well-being, and your sense of belonging. We're not just a team; we're a community, and we're excited to have you as a part of it.

Be a part of our mission to bring transformation and hope to the lives of our clients and staff. If you're ready to take the next step in your career at Sandstone Care, apply online today. Your journey towards professional growth and making a real impact starts now!

Sandstone Care Values Inclusivity

Research has indicated that many individuals may refrain from applying for positions unless they meet every single job requirement. At Sandstone Care, we are committed to fostering an inclusive and diverse workplace where everyone can authentically be themselves – a value deeply ingrained in our culture.

If you're enthusiastic about the opportunity to make a difference with us but find that your previous experience doesn't perfectly align with every qualification in the job description, we still encourage you to apply. Our mental health roles require dedicated individuals from diverse backgrounds who are passionate about caring for others. Moreover, you may discover that you're an ideal fit for another position within our organization. Join us in shaping a more inclusive future in mental health care.

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