Undergraduate Internship Opportunities

 

Our undergraduate internship program offers a dynamic, hands-on learning experience for students interested in psychology, marketing, business, or related fields. Interns are integrated into the day-to-day operations of the practice, gaining practical exposure to both the clinical and administrative sides of a mental health organization while developing professional, ethical, and communication skills.

 

For students pursuing a path in the mental health field, there may also be opportunities to observe therapy sessions when appropriate and with full client consent. This allows interns to gain real-world insight into the therapeutic process, clinical rapport-building, and ethical standards within a professional setting.

 

Focus areas include:

• Administrative & Business Operations: Supporting day-to-day practice operations, including client intake processes, documentation organization, and general administrative tasks. Interns may also assist with verifying insurance eligibility, communicating with insurance companies regarding claims, and supporting billing-related follow-up as appropriate.

• Client Communication & Engagement: Assisting with client contact through the A New Creation (ANC) website, Electronic Health Record (EHR) system, and professional email communication. This includes responding to general inquiries, supporting scheduling coordination, and maintaining professional, timely communication with prospective and current clients.

• Marketing, Social Media & Brand Support: Assisting with content creation, social media management, and brand development aligned with ANC's voice. This may include drafting posts, supporting campaign ideas, and engaging in audience growth strategies as well as assisting with the ANC newsletter.

• Community Outreach & Partnership Development: Connecting with local organizations, schools, and community partners to support relationship-building, referral development, and opportunities for workshops, speaking engagements, and collaborative programming.

 

Requirements:

• Minimum 10 hours per week

• Unpaid through ANC

• Professionalism, initiative, and reliability required

• ​Attend monthly meetings on Mondays at 11:30am, and monthly Friday meetings at 12 noon with the Admin Team.

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Some academic programs may offer stipends; however, any compensation is provided by the school—not ANC.

 

Application & Interview Timeline

• Early Spring (Late Jan-Early Feb start date): July 15 – October 15

• Spring (Late March-Early April start date): October 16 – January 15

• Summer (Late May-Early June start date): November 15 – February 15

• Fall (Late August-Early September start date): March 15 – June 15

***Openings are limited up to 2 undergraduate interns per term.

 

Interview Process

• Interviews typically held Fridays at 12 PM

• Please allow 5-7 business days for a response

• Re-interview required for future terms outside the current cycle.  

 

Ready to Apply?

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