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Social Work internships at Green Chimneys provide valuable experiences in case management and support services for children with special needs and community youth.
All social work interns participate in Green Chimneys staff training, which includes certification in Therapeutic Crisis Intervention (TCI), First Aid/CPR and Child Abuse and Maltreatment for Mandated Reporters. All interns report to a Licensed Social Worker who guides them through a school year-long internship.
Then visit our Careers page to apply for the social work internship that best matches your interests.
Academic Standing |
Hours | Clients |
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Social Work Intern – Residential Treatment Center |
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Advanced standing or 2nd year only | Required to work one evening weekly, flexible | Youth ages 6-21 living in Residential Treatment Center and attending Therapeutic Day School |
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Social Work Intern – Therapeutic Day School |
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Advanced standing or 2nd year only | Must fall between Mon-Fri, 8-4 pm | Youth ages 6-21 attending our Therapeutic Day School and living at home |
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Social Work Intern – Community-Based Services |
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Enrolled senior year student pursuing Bachelor degree in Social Work | 15 -20 hours a week, with flexible hours that include evenings | Community youth ages 6-21 |
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Social Work Intern, Graduate – Community-Based Services |
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First or second year Master’s level student | 15 -20 hours a week, with flexible hours that include evenings | Community youth ages 6-21 |
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Meet Shelby! As a member of the Green Chimneys Dog Interaction Program, dogs like Shelby come to us from a partner shelter for socialization. The relationship between these dogs and our students is symbiotic: the dogs get lots of attention and exercise, while our students learn patience, responsibility, and empathy. Shelby has a special place in our hearts because she was the 100th dog to pass through the Dog Interaction Program, and was quickly adopted into her forever home.