Clinical Internship

Canopy Mental Health & Consulting•Minneapolis, MN

20h•Hybrid

About The Position

Clinical Internship at Canopy Mental Health & Consulting (MHC) The Clinical Intern/Trainee provides outpatient mental health services under clinical supervision while completing degree requirements for a master's-level mental health program (i.e., Social Work, or Clinical Counseling). The clinical intern/clinical trainee gains hands-on experience in assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, and therapeutic interventions with diverse populations, while adhering to ethical, legal, and organizational standards. This internship is designed to support the clinical intern/clinical trainee's professional development, clinical competence, and readiness for post-graduate licensure and employment. Internship Details Start Date: Fall 2026 with a August/September start date depending on your semester start date Location: Telehealth with in office expectations at our two locations located at 6625 Lyndale Ave. Richfield, MN 55423 and at 615 1st Avenue in Northeast Minneapolis, MN 55413 Schedule: To be determined collaboratively based on clinic needs and academic requirements Duration: Per academic program requirements - at minimal 16 hours and at maximum 20 hours per week Reports To Clinical Manager Clinical Supervisor Task Supervisor

Requirements

Current enrollment in a master's-level mental health program (MSW, MA/MS Counseling)
Internship eligibility as defined by academic program
Ability to commit to required weekly hours and duration of the internship
Basic knowledge of clinical theories, ethics, and practice
Be able to conduct internship duties in-person, and via telehealth

Nice To Haves

Interest in outpatient mental health and community-based services
Experience or coursework related to trauma-informed care and a desire to work with marginalized and underserved populations
Bilingual or multicultural experience (preferred, not required)
Strong interpersonal and communication skills
Openness to feedback and learning
Organizational and time-management skills
Cultural humility and awareness
Ability to manage confidential information responsibly

Responsibilities

Conduct diagnostic assessments, and risk assessments under supervision with children, adolescents, individuals, couples and families
Develop, implement, and update individualized treatment plans in collaboration with clients and supervisors
Provide individual, family, couples and/or group therapy via in-person and telehealth as appropriate to training level
Monitor client progress and adjust interventions as clinically indicated
Provide crisis interventions and safety planning when necessary, following clinic protocols and practices
Complete timely, accurate, and complaint clinical documentation in the Electronic Health Record (EHR), including: Intakes Diagnostic Assessments Progress notes Treatment plans Discharge summaries
Ensure delivery of clinical services are being provided in accordance with agency policies, professional and ethical guidelines.
Adhere to HIPAA, follow guidelines as governed by Minnesota state statutes, insurance contracts, and clinician's licensing board
Adhere to ethical standards of the intern/clinical trainee's professional board
Participate in required individual and/or group clinical supervision (1x a week individual, and 1x week group consultation)
Actively seek feedback and demonstrate integration of supervisory guidance
Attend required trainings, staff meetings, and case consultations
Engage in self-of-the-therapist reflection and professional growth activities
Collaborate and coordinate with multidisciplinary team members, including therapists, case managers, psychiatrists, and administrative staff
Communicate professionally with referral sources, schools, probation, child protection, and other collateral contacts as appropriate and authorized
Maintain professional boundaries and uphold clinic values and culture
Develop competency in outpatient clinical assessment and diagnosis - appropriate levels of care
Strengthen therapeutic skills across diverse populations and presenting concerns
Increase understanding of outpatient clinic operations, workflows, and managed care requirements
Build confidence in ethical decision-making and professional identity