# of Predoctoral internship applicants in current training year: 4

Training Year: 2019 - 2020

1. An electronic application document is found on the website or can be obtained at the San Luis office at 676 Pismo Street in San Luis Obispo. 2. The interns must supply transcripts, 3 letters of recommendation, CV/resume, insurance, volunteer responsibility statement, and our agency therapist profile form. Once all materials have been submitted, an interview with the clinical committee is scheduled. Applicants will be reviewed for minimal qualifications. Those meeting minimum standards will be scored along desired characteristics including: -Prior experience in community-based or educational settings -Prior experience with diverse populations -Desire to serve the target population (economically disadvantaged) -Ability to speak, read and write in Spanish -Special skills or experiences relevant to agency settings. Note: The clinical committee contains the following: Director of Clinical training, Clinical Program Manager, and other licensed volunteer members. Each interview is scored and evaluated and candidates are taken to the clinical committee to discuss placement or are referred to other agencies in the area.

REQUIRED FOR INTERN APPLICATION:

Additional documents does your program required (if any)

Desired Experience: -Working with low income adults, children, couples and families in community-based settings -Working with school-aged children, in a school-based settings -Prior experience with case management and system navigation -Prior testing/assessment experience

Please see attached polices and rubric regarding letter of intent content.

Education: A high level of performance at a state accredited institution, some field experience with children, families, or individuals. At minimum the applicant must have a BA/BS from an accredited school or college (terminal master's/doctoral degree preferred). Desired for applicants to have 3.0 grade point average or better in graduate level course work. Experience: 2+ years previous clinical experience in a similar setting, with a minimum of 1 year experience providing psychotherapy. Language Skills: Spanish/English bilingual/bicultural preferred.

Child Development	Required
Assessment Testing	Required
Law and Ethics	Required
Cultural Competency	Required
Neuropsychology	Preferred

The interview is conducted with two or more licensed clinical committee members including the Director of Clinical Training and Clinical Program Manager. 72 hours prior to interview a case study is sent to the interviewee with the expectation of a 5-10 minute case conceptualization/explanation and subsequent treatment plan based on their client profile. Applicants may be asked to engage in a fishbowl role play to demonstrate one or more clinical skills. Questions for the candidate include their background, current interests, educational and professional goals.

We are looking for applicants that are competent, committed, clinically savvy, adaptive, intuitive and community-minded.

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? Yes

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?