Be able to prove (or possess) Citizenship (Permanent Resident, Work Visa or Student Visa)

Be an International Intern Student with Student Visa

Not have a felony conviction within the past six years

Be able to pass a Department of Justice (DOJ) and FBI background check

Be physically and emotionally stable

Have some experience utilizing Evidence-Based Practices with a community population

Have some experience in community mental health settings and/or with culturally diverse populations

Have a strong commitment to working with underserved populations in a community mental health setting

Have an interest in developing leadership, administrative, and supervisory skills

Be willing to acquire skills in developing and utilizing outcome measures to evaluate treatment effectiveness

Have an ability to be flexible and adaptable to change

Have advanced to candidacy status (dissertation either completed or proposal approved) for pre doctoral intern in Psychology major

Be registered with the BBS if are MFT and MSW interns

Have a valid driver's license in the United States

Have personal vehicle and valid insurance

Possess a 3 years clean driving record

Not possess record of a DUI

Provide a minimum of 40 hour per week commitment (flexible schedule to be proactively responsive to self, client and agency needs)

Possess strong organizational and time management skills with flexible and “can do” attitude