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The Boston College Developmental Psychology Area is now accepting applications to our Summer Undergraduate Psychology Research Experience (SUPRE) program supported by the American Psychological Association.

Applicants can apply to work in one of our three developmental psychology labs:  the Infant and Child Cognition Lab (PI: Sara Cordes), the Language Learning Lab (PI: Josh Hartshorne) and/or the Cooperation Lab (PI: Katie McAuliffe).

Successful applicants will work full-time for 10 weeks from June 4 - August 10 and will be paid $11/ hour.

Eligibility requirements: Students who are from underrepresented minority groups or are first generation college students and who have had little or no research experience will be given priority. Additionally, applicants must be enrolled in an American undergraduate program and be entering their sophomore, junior or senior years.

Please send applications (CV and cover letter) to lmcooperation@gmail.com by Friday, April 6th. Please indicate how you meet the eligibility criteria in your application.

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Arista Counseling & Psychotherapy

 

Psychology Students - Summer 2018 Internship Opportunity

Training and supervision by a licensed psychologist to work as an intake counselor dealing with a diverse patient population, including adults, children, and families with emotional and substance abuse issues. Issues include depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, OCD, ADHD, abuse, learning challenges, marriage and family stress and others.

  • Internships available for undergraduate students.
  • Training as an intake counselor
  • Opportunity for face to face interaction with patients
  • Participation in supervisory sessions.
  • Opportunity for writing and research on psychological issues.
  • Excellent opportunity to learn overall administration, practice management and preparation for healthcare reform.
  • Location of internship: 205 Robin Road, Suite 320 Paramus NJ 07652.

Interested students please forward your resume to arista2020@gmail.com subject: Internship Summer 2018.

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Starts May 2018 (one-year commitment) - B.A. or B.S. preferred

The George Washington University, Department of Psychology, The Meltzer Center:  Psychological and Community-based Services

Intern Job Description

The Meltzer Center at the George Washington University is part of the Department of Psychology and provides psychological services to individuals in the metropolitan DC community.  The Meltzer Center offers a full range of services for adults, children, and adolescents, including individual, couples, and group therapy and psychological testing, while also serving to provide training to graduate students in the clinical Ph.D. program.

The Meltzer internship position is a volunteer position given to a BA level student or an advanced undergraduate who is interested in gaining exposure to clinical work and the daily operation of a student-run community mental health center.  This opportunity is ideal for someone who is interested in gaining experience in clinical or counseling psychology.  Interns complete a range of administrative tasks to support the center and are given the opportunity to attend seminars and trainings with graduate students, and observe diagnostic interviews and therapy sessions on occasion.

Responsibilities:

  • Conduct phone screenings with potential clients
  • Manage online client records and client database
  • Work with data to track therapy and assessment outcomes
  • Help with general clinic operations
  • Participate in outreach events for the Center
  • Assist in ongoing projects

Requirements:

  • Complete basic HIPAA and DC mandated reporter training
  • Agree to a 16-hour minimum a week schedule
  • Meet weekly with director for supervision
  • Strong organizational and interpersonal skills
  • Able to provide 2 references
  • May start date to continue through spring of 2019

If interested, please email a letter of interest and resume to Risa Broudy, Ph.D., Director Meltzer Center rbroudy@gwu.edu by April 1, 2018.

 

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