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  • Dream in Green - Digital Marketing, Outreach and Communications Coordinator

    Website: www.dreamingreen.org 
    Industry: Educational Services, Education, Nonprofit and Community Organizations 
    Accepted Majors/Field of Study: All majors of Earth & Environment 

    Company Information 

    Dream in Green’s mission is to empower individuals, especially youth, to lead in the response to climate change and other environmental challenges facing South Florida. We do this by assisting diverse organizations, including schools, households, local governments, and businesses to reduce their environmental footprint. By establishing partnerships in our community, we develop, implement, and oversee educational programs and workshops that promote environmentally sustainable behaviors among all age groups, with a particular emphasis on K-12 students. Founded in 2006 to address the unique environmental challenges that threaten the future viability of our community, the organization has grown from working with 3 schools to now serving over 130 schools yearly and partnering with various communities to implement outreach activities throughout the region. Additionally, our programs provide resources, professional development opportunities, school grants, and outreach activities to local communities. Since its inception in 2012, the WE-LAB program has conducted over 125 workshops in South Florida educating residents on the effects water, energy, and waste consumption have on our resources. 

    Internship Coordinator 

    Barbara Martinez-Guerrero | Executive Director 
    Email: barbara@dreamingreen.org 
    Phone Number: (786) 574-4909 

    Internship Description 

    Title of Position: Digital Marketing, Outreach and Communications Coordinator 

    Description of Internship: The Digital Marketing, Outreach, and Communications intern will conduct an analysis of Dream in Green’s current digital marketing efforts, represent the organization in the community, and be responsible for the implementation of a social media/digital marketing strategy throughout the internship period. The intern will provide recommendations to the Executive Director on how to enhance the organization’s engagement and digital marketing tactics to build brand awareness and fundraising results and utilize analytics tools. The intern will be responsible for the growth of our digital engagement and branding throughout the internship period and serve as a representative of the organization in community events. The intern may also assist with other duties as assigned. 

    Description of Responsibilities: • Support the management of Dream in Green’s social media accounts • Implement a strategic plan to increase Dream in Green’s digital reach and social media engagement • Curate and develop daily content for digital media that builds meaningful connections and encourages follower engagement • Develop infographics and other creative materials that support brand identity and awareness • Copyedit and proofread site content and other materials • Support with writing and developing newsletters and other materials as needed • Distribute event information and promo material across multiple online channels and public event calendars, including festivals, community presentations, and other events (evening and weekends apply) • Clean and update mailing/membership lists and databases • Support Dream in Green with program tasks as needed 

    Internship Work Environment: Field and Office 
    Internship Training: Onboarding training (1 session) 
    Department/Team: N/A 

    Internship Details 

    Semester(s): Fall, Spring, and Summer 
    Duration: Flexible (available immediate start date) 
    Schedule: 10 hours per week/12-14 continuous weeks preferred 
    Requirements related to schedule (if any): N/A 
    Modality: Hybrid 
    Location(s): 66 W. Flagler St., 9th Floor, Miami, FL 33130 
    Compensation: Unpaid 
    Housing: N/A 

    Qualifications 

    Academic Requirements: Enrollment in either a bachelor's or graduate degree program 
    Required Skills/Experience: • Excellent writing skills • Experience with Canva, Microsoft Office suite, Adobe Photoshop, Social Media Platforms (Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter), website/google analytics tools • Organized and detail-oriented • Must be a team player and demonstrate the ability to work effectively in an inclusive environment 
    Preferred Skills/Experience: Bilingual (Spanish or Haitian-Creole) 
    Citizenship Requirements: U.S. Citizenship or Student Visa 

    How to Apply 

    Application Instructions, and necessary documents: If interested in applying, please send your resume and cover letter to executive director@dreamingreen.org 
    Contact Information for Applicants: Please see Internship Coordinator 

  • Dream in Green - Water & Energy Conservation (WE-LAB) Program Coordinator

    Website: www.dreamingreen.org 
    Industry: Educational Services, Education, Nonprofit and Community Organizations 
    Accepted Majors/Field of Study: All majors of Earth & Environment  

    Company Information 

    Dream in Green’s mission is to empower individuals, especially youth, to lead in the response to climate change and other environmental challenges facing South Florida. We do this by assisting diverse organizations, including schools, households, local governments, and businesses to reduce their environmental footprint. By establishing partnerships in our community, we develop, implement, and oversee educational programs and workshops that promote environmentally sustainable behaviors among all age groups, with a particular emphasis on K-12 students. Founded in 2006 to address the unique environmental challenges that threaten the future viability of our community, the organization has grown from working with 3 schools to now serving over 130 schools yearly and partnering with various communities to implement outreach activities throughout the region. Additionally, our programs provide resources, professional development opportunities, school grants, and outreach activities to local communities. Since its inception in 2012, the WE-LAB program has conducted over 125 workshops in South Florida educating residents on the effects water, energy, and waste consumption have on our resources. 

    Internship Coordinator 

    Barbara Martinez-Guerrero | Executive Director 
    Email: barbara@dreamingreen.org 
    Phone Number: (786) 574-4909 

    Internship Description 

    Title of Position: Water & Energy Conservation (WE-LAB) Program Coordinator 

    Description of Internship: DIG seeks a highly responsible student to coordinate the WE-LAB Program. The Program Coordinator will be responsible for implementing WE-LAB workshops within Miami Dade and Broward County. Responsibilities include forging relationships with community partners to ensure the successful implementation of educational workshops. The coordinator must be flexible, as workshops may be scheduled on weekends or after regular business hours. DIG’s Programs Manager provides training, general direction, and oversight by the Executive Director who is in charge of ensuring DIG achieves its goals and objectives. 

    Description of Responsibilities: • Coordinate and facilitate WE-LAB Workshops which include: - Communicating with community stakeholders and teachers to schedule workshops - Presenting information about the Water/Energy Nexus during workshops - Updating presentation content as necessary, working with partner presenters - Assembling water and energy-saving toolkits - Transporting boxes of toolkits to and from workshops - Travel to and from workshops, meetings, and outreach events - Organizing and inputting data collected from pre/post-workshop surveys  

    • Maintain and update Recyclepedia website and application 
    • Additional administrative support activities which include: - Assisting with the implementation of DIG’s social media strategy - Participate in planning and implementing events for Dream in Green and all its programs

    Internship Work Environment: Field, Office, and Schools 
    Internship Training: 4 Modules related to WE-LAB content and implementation 
    Department/Team: N/A  

    Internship Details 

    Semester(s): Fall, Spring, and Summer 
    Duration: Flexible (immediate start available) 
    Schedule: 10 hours per week/12-14 continuous weeks preferred 
    Requirements related to schedule (if any): N/A 
    Modality: Hybrid 
    Location(s): 66 W. Flagler St., 9th Floor, Miami, FL 33130 
    Compensation: Travel reimbursement provided 
    Housing: N/A  

    Qualifications 

    Academic Requirements: Enrollment in either a bachelor's or graduate degree program 
    Required Skills/Experience: • Ability to plan, organize, and manage projects • Ability to communicate clearly and concisely, verbally and in writing • Must be a team player and demonstrate the ability to work effectively in an inclusive environment • Excellent presentation and training skills 
    Preferred Skills/Experience: • Creative and critical thinking skills • Speaks Spanish as a plus • Database management • Experience in website management (WordPress, Wix, etc.) 
    Citizenship Requirements: U.S. Citizenship or Student Visa  

    How to Apply 

    Application Instructions, and necessary documents: If interested in applying, please send your resume and cover letter to executive director@dreamingreen.org 
    Contact Information for Applicants: Please see Internship Coordinator 

  • Florida Department of Transportation - GIS Extern

    Website: https://www.fdot.gov/ 
    Industry: Transportation, Government, Engineering, and Technology 
    Accepted Majors/Field of Study: All majors of Earth & Enviroment

    Company Information 

    The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is a state agency responsible for coordinating the planning, development, and maintenance of Florida's transportation systems. Its mission is to provide a safe and efficient transportation network that supports economic growth, enhances quality of life, and preserves the environment for current and future generations of Floridians. FDOT oversees a wide range of transportation modes, including highways, bridges, railroads, public transit, ports, aviation, and bicycle/pedestrian facilities. The department works collaboratively with federal, state, and local partners to plan and implement transportation projects, promote innovation and sustainability, and ensure the reliability and resilience of Florida's transportation infrastructure. Additionally, FDOT plays a critical role in recovering from natural disasters, providing support for transportation-related emergencies, such as hurricanes, to ensure the safety and mobility of residents and visitors throughout the state. 

    Internship Coordinator 

    Orianna Caschetta | GIS District Coordinator 
    Email: orianna.caschetta@dot.state.fl.us 
    Phone Number: (305) 470-5216 

    Internship Description 

    Title of Position: GIS Extern 

    Description of Internship: As a GIS Extern with the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), you will have the opportunity to gain valuable hands-on experience in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) projects, including contributing to the technical GIS aspect of emergency recovery efforts during hurricane season. This externship is designed for FIU students who will receive class credit for their participation. 

    Description of Responsibilities:  

    • Support GIS projects within FDOT, including data collection, mapping, and analysis.  
    • Assist in planning and facilitating GIS training and community events.  
    • Collaborate with the GIS team to produce maps and visualizations for transportation projects.  
    • Participated in Emergency Operations Center operations during hurricane season, providing GIS support for decision-making and response efforts.  
    • Assist in monitoring and analyzing transportation-related data during emergencies.  
    • Contribute to the development of GIS tools and applications to enhance FDOT's capabilities.  

     

    Internship Work Environment: In person at the office and sometimes on the field 
    Internship Training: Online training through ESRI Academy 
    Department/Team: GIS, Design  

    Internship Details 

    Semester(s): Fall, Spring, and Summer 
    Duration: 3-6 months (flexible) 
    Schedule: Tuesday - Thursday, 8 am to 3 pm, but we are open to being flexible with hours and days within the limits provided 
    Requirements related to schedule (if any): N/A 
    Modality: In person 
    Location(s): 1000 NW 111TH Ave, Miami, FL 33172 
    Compensation: Unpaid 
    Housing: N/A  

    Qualifications 

    Academic Requirements: Open to all students 
    Required Skills/Experience:  

    • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.  
    • Effective communication and teamwork abilities.  
    • Ability to work independently and manage tasks effectively.  
    • Flexibility to work during hurricane season and respond to emergency situations, regarding GIS, as needed. 

    Preferred Skills/Experience: Interest in transportation, planning, environmental science, engineering, sustainability, emergency management, or related fields. Familiarity with transportation systems and infrastructure. 
    Citizenship Requirements: N/A  

    How to Apply 

    Application Instructions, and necessary documents: FDOT application to be filled out once candidates have been selected 
    Contact Information for Applicants: Please see Internship Coordinator 

  • Compass Health Systems - Psychiatry Rotation/Preceptorship

    Website: https://www.compasshealthsystems.com/ 
    Industry: Health Care 
    Accepted Majors/Field of Study: Behavior Neuroscience, Psychology, Rehabilitation and Recreational Therapy, Health Care 

    Company Information 

    Compass Health Systems was founded in July 1990 by Scott D. Segal, M.D., a triple Board-Certified Psychiatrist. Since then, Compass Health has grown to become the largest private mental health treatment organization in Florida with additional clinics in Colorado and South Carolina. Each of our clinics features a multi-specialty team built around at least one Board-Certified Psychiatrist. Our teams consist of Psychiatrists, Primary Care Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, Psychologists, Clinical Social Workers, Mental Health Therapists, Physician Assistants, Certified Addiction Professionals and Therapists. Compass Health Systems' mission is to be the recognized leader in Comprehensive Behavioral and Medical Services by providing the highest standards of quality of care and customer service through innovation, caring, and a team of dedicated professional staff. Quality outcomes and caring shall be the cornerstone of all services provided by Compass Health Systems. Ensuring safe and effective care of patients, Compass aims to serve the needs of all its patients and to remain at the forefront of preventing illness and promoting health and well-being through care and treatment advancements. 

    Internship Coordinator 

    Jessica Soued | Director of Education 
    Email: jsoued@compass.md 
    Phone Number: (305) 807-1637 

    Internship Description 

    Title of Position: Psychiatry Rotation/Preceptorship 

    Description of Internship: The unique program at Compass Health Systems offers you the opportunity to obtain outstanding clinical training and experience in both general and subspecialty psychiatric medicine. Our program is dedicated to providing students with hands-on clinical experience in a wide variety of settings, with daily clinical teaching by full-time board-certified and Double Board-Certified clinicians who are committed to our community and practice. The atmosphere is quick-paced and serious yet friendly and supportive, and our patients and their families are genuinely grateful for the comprehensive care we provide. What has made (over the past 25+ years) and still makes Compass Health Systems an exemplary place for learning is its commitment to both clinical excellence and its variety of services. Compass Health Systems psychiatric rotation is directed toward the student developing clinical competence and confidence in a variety of domains: knowledge, procedure/skills, clinical problem-solving, cultural intelligence, patient safety and quality assurance, social determinants of health, and professional attitudes and behaviors in the diagnosis and management of fundamental medical problems associated with the particular medical discipline. 

    Description of Responsibilities: Compass Health Systems psych rotation aims to expose students to patients with mental illnesses and to prepare students to provide basic psych care. Students will become familiar with the struggles that patients afflicted with these disorders face in the world as well as the roles medication and therapy have in treating these conditions. Under the supervision of a physician, a nurse practitioner, or a physician assistant, students will learn to perform a thorough interview/assessment including, and not limited to, a complete mental status exam, depression screening, suicide risk assessment, and history of present illness. Students will have access to our EMR and will have the opportunity to document within patient charts. You will be able to identify psychiatric symptoms and make a differential diagnosis. Compass places an emphasis on learning interviewing skills, team collaboration, and respect. 

    Internship Work Environment: Remote 
    Internship Training: Students will receive training videos prior to starting. The first two full days will be dedicated to orientation and training on our two software's as well as the daily workflow.   
    Department/Team: N/A  

    Internship Details 

    Semester(s): Fall, Spring, and Summer 
    Duration: Flexible throughout the year 
    Schedule: All students are required to complete a minimum of 3 days per week (this includes orientation) for the first two consecutive weeks. After two weeks, you may drop to a minimum of two days per week or a maximum of five days per week. Your schedule must be set before commencing. We operate Monday-Friday from 9-5pm EST. 
    Requirements related to schedule (if any): All students are required to complete a minimum of 3 days per week (this includes orientation) for the first two consecutive weeks. Orientation is comprised of two full days in a row. After two weeks, you may pick from the following schedules: Mon, Wed, Fri OR Tues, Thurs. If you have other set days that work better, please let me know your set schedule prior to orientation. We operate Monday-Friday from 9-5pm EST 
    Modality: Remote 
    Location(s): N/A 
    Compensation: Students pay a stipend of $500 
    Housing: N/A  

    Qualifications 

    Academic Requirements: Enrollment in either a bachelor's or graduate degree program 
    Required Skills/Experience: Basic computer skills and knowledge required 
    Preferred Skills/Experience: N/A 
    Citizenship Requirements: U.S. Citizenship, Legal Permanent Resident, Student Visa, or Work Authorization  

    How to Apply 

    Application Instructions, and necessary documents: Email Jessica Soued the Director of Education your resume, the term you are interested in, and identify your school. Jsoued@compass.md 
    Contact Information for Applicants: Please see Internship Coordinator 

  • E-SToPP - Transformative Literacy Enrichment Internship

    Website: www.e-stopp.org 
    Industry: Academic and Research, Education, Educational Services, Nonprofit and Community Organizations, Social Work and Counseling, Social Justice 
    Accepted Majors/Field of Study: All majors in Psychology 

    Company Information 

    E-SToPP is dedicated to creating a grassroots network of racially equitable schools and educational opportunities with a kind, loving, and welcoming climate for learning at each touchpoint for youth who have been isolated through exclusionary school discipline, referral, suspension, expulsion, or incarceration. 

    Internship Coordinator 

    Debra Mayes Pane, PhD |Founding President of E-SToPP 
    Email: debrapane@gmail.com 
    Phone Number: 786-371-6938  

    Internship Description 

    Title of Position: E-SToPP's Transformative Literacy Enrichment Internship 

    Description of Internship: E-SToPP’s Transformative Literacy Enrichment Internship consists of ongoing collaborative supervised training and learning opportunities for inspiring the love of books and reading through E-SToPP’s free browsing and lending libraries, little free libraries®, transformative literacy enrichment classes, schooling, education, and networking opportunities. 

    Description of Responsibilities: E-SToPP’s Transformative Literacy Enrichment Interns are responsible for gaining access and attending all (in-person, remote, or hybrid as applicable) ongoing collaborative supervised training and learning opportunities listed below:  

    1. Organizing and labeling free library bookshelves/book deliveries for enjoyable browsing.  
    2. Developing free library check-out and check-in systems.  
    3. Maintaining upkeep and inventory of free libraries.  
    4. Holding free research-based transformative literacy enrichment classes to discuss books and reading.  
    5. Organizing and holding awareness events and fundraisers to help sustain E-SToPP’s Transformative Literacy Enrichment Program.  
    6. Installing Little Free Libraries® in communities where none exist.  
    7. Coordinating community mapping projects to initiate/hold school-based collaborative consultations, trainings, and policy reviews geared to prevent, avoid, and ultimately eliminate exclusionary school discipline at schools.  
    8. Coordinating community mapping projects to initiate/hold community-based reentry education tutoring/mentoring sessions for those who desire to further their education. 

    Internship Work Environment: See E-SToPP’s Partnering Locations 
    Internship Training: Please see Description of Responsibilities 
    Department/Team: N/A 
    Internship Details 
    Semester(s): Fall, Spring, and Summer 
    Duration: Flexible 
    Schedule: Please see E-SToPP’s Partnering Locations 
    Requirements related to schedule (if any): Please see E-SToPP’s Partnering Locations 
    Modality: In-Person 

    Location(s):  

    1. Miami-Dade Corrections & Rehabilitative Boot Camp Program (BCP), East of TGK, 7000 NW 41st Street, Miami, FL 33166. Youth (ages 14-24). Mondays, 1:30-2:30 pm. Clearance required.  
    2. Miami-Dade Regional Juvenile Detention Center (JDC), 3300 NW 27th Avenue, Miami, FL, 33142. Youth (ages 13-17). Tuesdays, noon-3 pm. Wednesdays, 11:45 am-12:45 pm. Clearance required.  
    3. Additional in-person, remote, and hybrid internship locations TBD 

    Compensation: Unpaid 
    Housing: None provided 

    Qualifications 

    Academic Requirements: None. 
    Required Skills/Experience: Flexible 
    Preferred Skills/Experience: Flexible 
    Citizenship Requirements: U.S.citizenship is required 

    How to Apply 

    Application Instructions, and necessary documents: To apply, email both a cover letter that includes why you want to intern with E-SToPP and your resume/CV to debrapane@gmail.com 
    Contact Information for Applicants: Please see Internship Coordinator 

  • My Optimal Child - Center Assistant

    Website: https://myoptimalchild.com 
    Industry: Educational Services, Health care, Social Work and Counseling 
    Accepted Majors/Field of Study: Behavioral Neuroscience, English, Interdisciplinary Studies, Liberal Studies, Mathematical Sciences, Philosophy, Psychology, Recreation and Sport Management, Rehabilitation and Recreational Therapy 

    Company Information 

    My Optimal Child helps children thrive in school and in life. We offer comprehensive services to reach children’s optimal development through innovative, research-based, and holistic methods. From psychoeducational evaluations to therapies focused on academics, language, behavior, and socio-emotional development. 

    Internship Coordinator 

    Valeria Fontanals | Director 
    Email: valeria@myoptimalchild.com 
    Phone Number: (786) 584-6372 

    Internship Description 

    Title of Position: Center Assistant 

    Description of Internship: My Optimal Child is looking for an FIU intern to assist the Director and therapists in the everyday duties of running a psychological and learning center. The intern will have the opportunity to learn firsthand from our Director and will have the experience of being part of a team of professionals that help children with learning challenges improve in school and in life. 

    Description of Responsibilities: Responsibilities include: - Greet clients - Organize and scan documents and prepare materials for sessions - Participate in the social media process: research content, look for information, and create videos. - Prepare presentations Requirements: - Excellent communication skills (oral and written) - Extremely responsible - Organized - Reliable - Fast Learner - Bachelor or Master's student (in Education or Psychology) 

    Internship Work Environment: Office 
    Internship Training: Online Onboarding course, will participate in therapists supervision and training, access to online trainings 
    Department/Team: N/A  

    Internship Details 

    Semester(s): Fall, Spring, and Summer 
    Duration: Flexible. One or two semesters. 
    Schedule: 20 weekly hours 
    Requirements related to schedule (if any): 20 weekly hours, can be distributed in full days (9am-5pm) or half days 
    Modality: In-Person 
    Location(s): 175 SW 7th St, Suite 1501 Miami, FL 33130 
    Compensation: Unpaid 
    Housing: N/A 

    Qualifications 

    Academic Requirements: Have an associate degree/have completed 60 semester hours or be enrolled in either a bachelor's or graduate degree program 
    Required Skills/Experience: Student enrolled in a Bachelor's or Master's related to Education, Psychology, and Counseling. Excellent communication skills (oral and written), extremely responsible, organized, reliable, and a fast learner 
    Preferred Skills/Experience: Bilingual (Spanish - English) Excell, and social media 
    Citizenship Requirements: U.S. Citizenship, Legal Permanent Resident, Student Visa, or Work Authorization  

    How to Apply 

    Application Instructions, and necessary documents: Send resume and cover letter to info@myoptimalchild.com 
    Contact Information for Applicants: Please see Internship Coordinator 

  • My Optimal Child - Marketing Intern

    Website: https://myoptimalchild.com 
    Industry: Educational Services, Health care, Social Work and Counseling 
    Accepted Majors/Field of Study: Behavioral Neuroscience, English, Interdisciplinary Studies, Liberal Studies, Mathematical Sciences, Philosophy, Psychology, Recreation and Sport Management, Rehabilitation and Recreational Therapy 

    Company Information 

    My Optimal Child helps children thrive in school and in life. We offer comprehensive services to reach children’s optimal development through innovative, research-based, and holistic methods. From psychoeducational evaluations to therapies focused on academics, language, behavior, and socio-emotional development. 

    Internship Coordinator 

    Valeria Fontanals | Director 
    Email: valeria@myoptimalchild.com 
    Phone Number: (786) 584-6372 

    Internship Description 

    Title of Position: Marketing Intern 

    Description of Internship: The Intern will execute a marketing campaign in social media that will be designed and planned by our staff. Prepare videos and post presentations. 

    Description of Responsibilities: Prepare videos and post on social media (IG, TikTok, YouTube Channel). Distribute information about the company. Contribute ideas to improve our marketing campaigns. 

    Internship Work Environment: Office 
    Internship Training: Online training courses and onboarding. 
    Department/Team: N/A 

     

    Internship Details 

    Semester(s): Fall, Spring, and Summer 
    Duration: One semester and to be continued. 
    Schedule: 20 hours per week 
    Requirements related to schedule (if any): N/A 
    Modality: Hybrid 
    Location(s): 175 SW 7th St, Suite 1501, Miami, FL 33130 
    Compensation: Unpaid 
    Housing: N/A  

    Qualifications 

    Academic Requirements: Have an associate degree/have completed 60 semester hours or be enrolled in either a bachelor's or graduate degree program 
    Required Skills/Experience: Experience creating content for social media, hardworking, and creative thinking 
    Preferred Skills/Experience: Previous experience in marketing 
    Citizenship Requirements: U.S. Citizenship, Legal Permanent Resident, Student Visa, or Work Authorization 

     

    How to Apply 

    Application Instructions, and necessary documents: Send resume and cover letter to info@myoptimalchild.com 
    Contact Information for Applicants: Please see Internship Coordinator 

  • My Optimal Child - School Psychologist or Counselor Intern

    Website: https://myoptimalchild.com 
    Industry: Educational Services, Health care, Social Work and Counseling 
    Accepted Majors/Field of Study: Behavioral Neuroscience, Psychology, Recreation and Sport Management, Rehabilitation and Recreational Therapy 

    Company Information 

    My Optimal Child helps children thrive in school and in life. We offer comprehensive services to reach children’s optimal development through innovative, research-based, and holistic methods. From psychoeducational evaluations to therapies focused on academics, language, behavior, and socio-emotional development. 

    Internship Coordinator 

    Valeria Fontanals | Director 
    Email: valeria@myoptimalchild.com 
    Phone Number: (786) 584-6372 

    Internship Description 

    Title of Position: School Psychologist or Counselor Intern 

    Description of Internship: The Intern will become a team member of the assessment team and counseling team. 

    Description of Responsibilities: The Intern will assist evaluators and therapists in material preparation, report writing, presentations, and intakes. The Intern will overlook supervision notes, participate in team meetings and trainings. 

    Internship Work Environment: Office 
    Internship Training: Online onboarding training, supervision meetings, team professional development meetings, and online resources for courses. 
    Department/Team: N/A  

    Internship Details 

    Semester(s): Fall, Spring, and Summer 
    Duration: One semester or more, to be discussed. 
    Schedule: 20 hours per week 
    Requirements related to schedule (if any): Full days, or split up in morning/afternoon shift 
    Modality: In-Person 
    Location(s): 175 SW 7th St, suite 1501, Miami, FL 33130 
    Compensation: Unpaid 
    Housing: N/A  

    Qualifications 

    Academic Requirements: Have an associate degree/have completed 60 semester hours or be enrolled in either a bachelor's or graduate degree program 
    Required Skills/Experience: Reliable, hardworking, excellent communication and written skills, and proactive 
    Preferred Skills/Experience: Bilingual (English/Spanish) Excell, and experience working with children 
    Citizenship Requirements: U.S. Citizenship, Legal Permanent Resident, Student Visa, or Work Authorization  

    How to Apply 

    Application Instructions, and necessary documents: Send resume and cover letter to info@myoptimalchild.com 
    Contact Information for Applicants: Please see Internship Coordinator 

  • The Children’s Bereavement Center - Grief Group Facilitator Intern

    Website: www.childbereavement.org 
    Industry: Nonprofit and Community Organizations, Social Work and Counseling 
    Accepted Majors/Field of Study: All Majors of Psychology

    Company Information 

    CBC provides free grief support groups to children, teens, and adults.  

    Internship Coordinator 

    Julissa Reynoso | Director of Programming 
    Email: julissa@childbereavement.org 
    Phone Number: (305) 423-6002 

    Internship Description 

    Title of Position: Grief Group Facilitator Intern 

    Description of Internship: Interns will be able to help children, teens, or adults who have experienced a loss to process grief and work through challenges to help them be in a healthy space after loss. 

    Description of Responsibilities: Interns are required to co-facilitate a grief support group on a weekly basis, actively engage with participants, and work with other senior facilitators in a group setting.   

    Internship Training: Interns are required to complete a Grief Informed Training that will provide them with skills to facilitate a grief support group. 
    Department/Team: Program Department 

     

    Internship Details 

    Semester(s): Fall, Spring, and Summer 
    Duration: Interns are required to complete a minimum of two semesters 
    Schedule: 3-6 hours a week 
    Requirements related to schedule (if any): Interns must be available to facilitate groups in the evenings. CBC groups are held Monday-Thursdays from 6:45 – 9 p.m. Though interns will not be required to do all nights of the week, they must be available in the evenings for the groups they work with. 
    Modality: Remote 
    Location(s): N/A 
    Compensation: Unpaid 
    Housing: N/A  

    Qualifications 

    Academic Requirements: Enrollment in a graduate program 
    Required Skills/Experience: Interns must be graduate-level students in the field of psychology, mental health counseling, or social work. Interns must have good interpersonal and clinical skills and the ability to work independently with other group co-facilitators. 
    Preferred Skills/Experience: N/A 
    Citizenship Requirements: U.S. Citizenship, Legal Permanent Resident, Student Visa, or Work Authorization  

    How to Apply 

    Application Instructions, and necessary documents:  Please email your resume to julissa@childbereavement.org.  We will review and schedule an interview. 
    Contact Information for Applicants: Please see internship coordinator 

  • The Children’s Bereavement Center - Program Intern

    Website: www.childbereavement.org 
    Industry: Nonprofit and Community Organizations, Social Work and Counseling 
    Accepted Majors/Field of Study: All Majors 

    Company Information 

    Company Description: CBC provides free grief support groups to children, teens, and adults. 

    Internship Coordinator 

    Julissa Reynoso | Director of Programming 
    Email: julissa@childbereavement.org 
    Phone Number: (305) 423-6002 

    Internship Description 

    Title of Position: Program Intern 

    Description of Internship: Program Interns assist the program and outreach departments. 

    Description of Responsibilities: Interns assist with engaging community members at outreach events, assisting staff in implementing psychoeducation sessions, preparing materials, and setting up/breakdown of community events. 

    Internship Work Environment: Field, remote office 
    Internship Training: Interns are required to complete our Grief Informed Training 
    Department/Team: Program Department  

    Internship Details 

    Semester(s): Fall, Spring, Summer 
    Duration: Interns are required to complete at least 2 semesters. 
    Schedule: 10 – 20 hours a month 
    Requirements related to schedule (if any): N/A 
    Modality: Hybrid 
    Location(s): There are several locations throughout the community. Primary meetings are remote 
    Compensation: Unpaid 
    Housing: N/A  

    Qualifications 

    Academic Requirements: Enrollment in a bachelor’s degree program 
    Required Skills/Experience: Interns are required to have good interpersonal skills, be able to assist with carrying items, have reliable transportation, and be able to work independently and as part of a team. 
    Preferred Skills/Experience: N/A 
    Citizenship Requirements: U.S. Citizenship, Legal Permanent Resident, Student Visa, or Work Authorization  

    How to Apply 

    Application Instructions, and necessary documents:  Please email your resume to julissa@childbereavement.org. We will review and schedule an interview. 
    Contact Information for Applicants: Please see internship coordinator