College Internship Recreation Therapy Partially

Position: College Internship: Recreation Therapy (Partially Paid) Abilitypath is committed to supporting students in there internship placements. In our Adult Programs, there are two opportunities to support our Adult Participants with disabilities. Recreation Therapy Internship: This internship is designed to be taken alongside your university program.

If you are interested in applying please submit your information and a team member will reach out to you. This is a partially paid internship opportunity Cohorts begin in the Fall/Spring/Summer and run for approx. 17 weeks to allow for full completion of required hours * Must be authorized to work in the US and have valid CA Drivers License for at least 3 years Clinical Psychology Internship : Students interested in being placed please apply and a team member will reach out to you We partner with an outside agency that supports you in you clinical supervision while working in our programs with Adults with disabilities This is a year long commitment, unpaid Opportunities to explore areas of interest, design and implement programming and partner with a variety of professional Apply for this job * indicates a required field First Name * Last Name * Preferred First Name Email * Phone Country Phone Resume/CV Enter manually Accepted file types: pdf, doc, docx, txt, rtf Enter manually Accepted file types: pdf, doc, docx, txt, rtf What are your Pronouns? * Select... Are you authorized to work in the US? * Select...

Are you currently enrolled in either a Recreation Therapy Program and seeking internship or Clinical Psychology Program? * Select... When you are looking for an internship placement? * Select... Fall Spring Summer Do you have a valid CA Drivers License for at least 3 years? * Select...

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