To apply, please supply the following information via email to the Training Director, Dr. Andy Katz.
- Cover letter indicating your interest in our site.
- Current CV or resumé
The application deadline for the 2023-2024 internship cycle is February 28, 2023. We use email to conduct all of our internship selection correspondence. Please notify us immediately if your email address changes or if you are experiencing any difficulty retrieving your email. We also use Zoom to conduct all of our interviews in March; if you are not yet accustomed to using Zoom for teleconferencing, please contact us for further instructions.
Applicant Qualifications
To be considered a candidate for the CWRU UH&CS social work internship, applicants
must:
- Demonstrate consistency between candidate’s interests and the aims of the CWRU UH&CS internship.
- Be a registered student, in good standing, in a Master’s program in social work at the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences (MSASS) at CWRU.
- Be willing and able to commit to a busy, part-time, nine-month internship.
- Be willing to engage in self-reflection in supervisory and training relationships as needed, to ensure ethical and appropriate clinical practice.
Policies Regarding Intern Selection
An intern selection committee, comprised of senior staff, evaluates internship applications. Applications are reviewed based on the candidate's interest and qualifications. Applicants who receive the highest ratings are invited to participate in interviews. We conduct videoconference interviews (via Zoom) in which applicants speak with at least two members of our staff and respond to formal interview questions. Interviews are typically 45 minutes in length.
We notify applicants through e-mail that they have an interview opportunity with our site. The e-mail will provide information regarding interview scheduling; it is the applicant's responsibility to reply or to call our site and schedule the interview. After the interview time is scheduled, we will send follow-up advance messages with instructions for the interview.
During the interview, applicants should be prepared to discuss their previous training and clinical experiences, diversity and social justice perspectives, and specific interest and experience with college-aged populations, crisis intervention, short-term therapy, and tele-behavioral health. The social work internship is an unpaid training program.
We are eager to welcome interns from all regions, backgrounds, and identities. Case Western Reserve University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer. Please "click here".