Internships

Pinebrook is committed to providing college students with internships that translate academic knowledge into professional work experience. Internship positions are available for students seeking to fulfill course requirements or to achieve practical experience in the child welfare/behavioral health field.

To apply, contact Pinebrook’s Human Resource department to discuss internship opportunities, course requirements and qualifications. During the selection process, students are expected to submit a cover letter, resume, references and current criminal clearances. Candidates will meet with their internship supervisor to review the intern's responsibilities and the agency's expectations to ensure the quality of the internship experieince.

Students meet regularly with their supervisor for supervision, training and guidance. The supervisor will submit written evaluations of the student's performance to the faculty advisor, according to the school's requirements. Upon completion of their internship, students are asked to complete an evaluation of their experience at Pinebrook.

Current internship opportunities:

• Direct Service: Assist in providing casework and support servcies through the Agency's placement, adoption and family-based services on a rotation basis.
  
• Development: Assist the development department with public relations, marketing, event planning and grant writing.
  
• Finance: Assist the fiscal department with report analysis, daily accounting and billing.
  
• Human Resources: Assist with recruiting, employee relations, and other HR functions.
  
• Quality Assurance: Assist with data and trend analysis, graphics preparation and program evaluation.

MASTER’S LEVEL

• Adoption Caseworker: Assist with child and family profiles, matching and supervision of pre-adoptive placements.
  
• Foster Care Caseworker: Work with children placed in foster care and families to provide case management services.
  
• Psychotherapist: Provide therapy to children, youth, and their families.

DOCTORAL LEVEL

• Psychologist: Provide therapy and assessment to children, youth and their families under the supervision of a licensed psychologist.

To apply send your resume and cover letter to Carol Remmel, Director of Human Resources, at .