Bilingual Clinical Case Management Intern
About The Position
The Clinical Case Management Intern will provide clinical case management services to youth, young adults, adults, and their families receiving services from Trilogy’s Child & Adolescent Services department, primarily within its specialty programs. The intern will offer case management, assessment, and short-term therapy support within various teams, including Impact: Youth & Families Outpatient Therapy, Mental Health Juvenile Justice Program, the Hope First Program, and First Episode Psychosis. This position is based at the Edgebrook office but allows for in-person client work offsite (e.g., school, client home, court) and remotely. The intern will support youth (6-25) and their families in the Impact program, collaborate on goals for at-risk youth and those in the juvenile justice system (8-18) in the MHJJ program, and work with individuals (14-40) experiencing their first episode of psychosis in the Hope First/FEP program, providing a blend of case management and counseling.
Requirements
- Completed Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work, Psychology, or Counseling required
- Daily access to a well-maintained vehicle
- Experience working with youth, young adults, and their families
- Availability to work evenings
- Availability to attend weekly Team Meetings and Group Consultation (Tuesdays)
- Availability to attend biweekly Bilingual Intern Clinical Consultation group (Mondays)
- Availability to begin August 2026 until the end of May 2027
- Must pass IM+CANS exam within one month of start date
- Bilingual in Spanish, required
Responsibilities
- Provide comprehensive biopsychosocial assessment services to youth and adults, as well as their families
- Develop individualized treatment plans with input from the client and their team, including providers and natural supports
- Collaborate with members of the client’s team to ensure quality of treatment and coordination of care
- Facilitate recommended services from the assessment and treatment plan, such as counseling/therapy, family psychoeducation, education on potential resources for holistic needs, linkage to entitlements, independent living skills, and support with employment and education needs
- Assist clients in navigating systems, including medical or court systems
- Outreach and engage referred at-risk youth and individuals experiencing their first episode of psychosis
- Serve as an advocate for client and family needs
- Assist clients in identifying signs and symptoms of decompensation
- Work collaboratively with clients to identify coping skills to assist in managing symptoms and stressors
- Accompany clients to important medical/psychiatric/housing/financial appointments in the community
- Communicate effectively within the team model for a multi-disciplinary approach to client care
- Maintain documentation and charts in compliance with Medicaid, Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Services (CARF), and agency standards
- Perform other related duties and/or projects as assigned
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Intern
