# of Predoctoral internship applicants in current training year: 264

Training Year: 2021 - 2022

We currently abide by the APPIC application process for our existing predoctoral interns. However, we plan to adopt the CAPIC application process for interns applying to the internship program in the Kaiser Permanente Counseling Center.

REQUIRED FOR INTERN APPLICATION:

Additional documents does your program required (if any)

Each candidate selected for a Kaiser Permanente Counseling Center Psychology Doctoral Intern must meet the following requirements: -Currently enrolled in an accredited psychology doctoral program leading to a PhD, PsyD, EdD in Clinical, Counseling, Health or School Psychology by start date -Candidate must have advanced doctoral candidacy status for PhD, PsyD or EdD in clinical, health, school or counseling psychology in an APA accredited program -Demonstrated professional maturity and ethical integrity necessary for assuming professional responsibilities -Demonstrated commitment to quality of service, teamwork -Demonstrated ability to complete multiple tasks/objectives in a timely manner Preferred Qualifications -Experience in psychological assessment, diagnosis and treatment using standard psychotherapeutic methods -Experience working with Chemical Dependency, Adult and/or Child and Adolescent populations -Successful completion of practicum placements in an outpatient mental health setting

Letter of intent should include relevant clinical experience, interest in working at KPCC, description of how the applicant has prepared themselves for KPCC internship experience, statement regarding applicant's conceptualization of and commitment to diversity, description of long-term career goals and status of dissertation.

Applicant must be in good standing with their academic institution, proposed dissertation by the start date of internship, have experience with clinical assessment and accurate diagnostic skills, knowledge of evidence practices and experience in applying these practices within an episode of care.

Psychopathology	Required
Basic Clinical Interviewing and Case Conceptualization	Required
Law and Ethics	Required
Substance Use	Required
Risk Assessment/Mandated Reporting Requirements	Required

Formal interview with Program Director and panel of Clinical Supervisors.

We are looking for applicants who demonstrate early career professionalism and who are able work effectively virtual care environment. Applicants must have the capacity to learn to seek consultation when needed, work within a team, and access the vast array of resources available within the Kaiser Permanente integrated health care model. Applicants must be able to manage an increasingly complex case load over the course of the training year, within a graduated, sequential training model. Applicants must be willing to work within a Feedback Informed Care paradigm.

Applicants must be willing to sign and commit to a Diversity Values Statement at the commencement of their training year.

Kaiser Permanente Mental Health Training Program is an Equal Opportunity Employer that is committed to promoting diversity and inclusion in the workplace.

Please upload your agency's supplemental documents, including your Brochure, Training Manual, Certificate of Completion, and CVs of all supervisors, as well as any other supporting documents you may have, such as a Syllabus, or Didactic Schedule, etc.

When you first login, you will see the link to "Manage documents" next to your agency name. Please click on that link, or simply click here, and it will instruct you on how to upload documents from your computer to your agency profile.

These documents will only be seen by CAPIC Administration, not students or other agencies. They are required as important aspects of our Quality Assurance program. Please upload your documents even if you have previously submitted them to CAPIC in another form. We now need them in electronic form as part of your online profile.

Have these files been uploaded? No

Please upload the agency's formalized written due process/grievance procedures which includes notice, hearing, and appeal processes for interns.

When you first login, you will see the link to "Manage documents" next to your agency name. Please click on that link, or simply click here, and it will instruct you on how to upload documents from your computer to your agency profile.

These documents will only be seen by CAPIC Administration, not students or other agencies. They are required as important aspects of our Quality Assurance program. Please upload your documents even if you have previously submitted them to CAPIC in another form. We now need them in electronic form as part of your online profile.

Have these files been uploaded? Yes

Is office space available for trainees? Yes

Is your program accredited by the American Psychological Association? No

If yes, please what is the status of your accreditiation?

Do you have concerns about the stability of your agency and/or training program? No

If yes, please what is the status of your accreditiation?