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Clinical Internship

Crownsville, Maryland, United States

 

 

Position: Clinical Intern (2nd Year master’s degree in counseling/social work)  
Location:  Crownsville, MD
Reports to: Clinical Program Director 
Work Environment:  Teen Residential Treatment Center

 

Join Our Mission-Driven Team 

At Sandstone Care, we believe in empowering the next generation of clinical professionals. Our behavioral health treatment program specializes in helping adolescents and young adults overcome substance use, mental health, and mood disorders. We are committed to treating the whole person, supporting not only our clients but also their families, and helping them build healthy communities for sustained recovery. 

We are looking for passionate, dedicated individuals currently enrolled in a master’s program in counseling or social work to join our team as a Clinical Intern. This is an unpaid internship/practicum opportunity where you will gain hands-on experience in a dynamic, supportive environment. We value professionalism, ethical practice, and a commitment to continuous learning, and we encourage those who complete their practicum with us to continue on for their clinical internship hours. 

 

Why Sandstone Care? 

  • Purpose-Driven Work: You will play a crucial role in supporting our clients' recovery journey, contributing to treatment goals, and facilitating individual, group, and family therapy sessions. Your work will have a real impact on the lives of young people and their families. 
  • Supportive Learning Environment: We believe in the power of supervision and mentorship. You will receive one hour of individual supervision per week and are invited to participate in weekly Clinical Team Meetings, where you can collaborate with and learn from experienced professionals. 
  • Comprehensive Training: Expand your skillset with training in various therapeutic modalities, including individual, group, and family therapy, all under the direct supervision of a Sandstone Care clinician. 

 

What We’re Looking For: 

  • Commitment to Excellence in Clinical Documentation: You are organized and detail-oriented, with a strong commitment to high-quality clinical documentation, paperwork, and billing responsibilities. You understand the importance of meeting required timelines. 
  • Professionalism and Self-Awareness: You bring a professional attitude to your work, maintaining self-awareness and seeking support when needed. You understand the importance of ethical practice and supervision. 
  • Strong Communication Skills: You excel at coordinating care with clients, their families, and other providers. You are clear, compassionate, and effective in your communication, ensuring that everyone involved is informed and supported. 
  • Dedication to Ethical Practice and Supervision: You value the guidance of experienced clinicians and are committed to working under direct supervision, especially during your practicum hours. You understand the importance of adhering to ethical standards in all aspects of your work. 
  • Passion for Therapeutic Work: Whether you’re leading an individual session or facilitating a group, you are passionate about helping others and committed to developing your therapeutic competence in a multidisciplinary setting. 

 

Requirements: 

  • Currently enrolled in a master’s in counseling or social work program seeking a clinical internship. 
  • Availability to commit 15-20 hours per week, including at least one evening per week. 
  • A desire to contribute to a supportive, client-centered treatment environment. 

 

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Sandstone Care 

At Sandstone Care, we are committed to fostering an inclusive and equitable environment for all our employees, interns, and clients. We believe that diversity enriches our community and strengthens our ability to provide compassionate, culturally responsive care. We welcome and encourage applicants of all backgrounds, identities, and experiences to join our team.  

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