Girls Inc of Alameda County

(510) 357-5515 x229

Multicultural Training

Describe opportunities for multicultural training:

Most of the clients seen in the clinic and at the schools are of various ethical and cultural identities. Pathways training and supervision addresses this diversity both didactically and in the use of case examples. We provide trainings, both onsite and offsite, by respected mental health therapists on race and cultural humility within the clinical hours. Our entire agency incorporates a Cultural Competency Framework. We strive to establish an inclusive work community to assist us in providing culturally responsive services. As part of the agency’s strategic business guidelines, each agency staff member has a yearly requirement to include a cultural competence performance goal. Our most recent strategic plan outlines one of our organization’s goal to help girls and families with addressing race and racism in their lives. We value interns that join our team and bring new ideas, and their own cultural informed identity, to the workspace.

Languages (or specific dialects) staff can use in the delivery of clinical service: 0

Languages (or specific dialects) staff can use in the delivery of clinical service:

Our agency has identified the need for Spanish speaking staff and interns in the delivery of clinical services. Currently we have a number of various level staff that are fluent in Spanish including a therapist, case manager, front desk coordinator, and Pathways administrative assistant. Although applications from Spanish speaking interns are desirable, we accept and consider all interns who apply no matter what languages they speak.
  • County - Alameda
  • Contact Person Title - Clinical Quality Manager
  • Contact Person - Selene Fabiano, Ph.D.
  • Dir. of Training Title - Clinical Quality Manager
  • Dir. of Training - Selene Fabiano, PhD

  • Last Updated - 06 November 2020

  • Number of Applicants Last Year -

  • Participating in CURRENT Match process - No

  • CAPIC Program ID - I-216
  • CAPIC Member Since - 1991
  • Region - No. Cal
  • Internships Status - Full
  • Statuses approved by CAPIC
    • Half-Time 1 Year - No
    • Half-Time 2 Years - No
    • Full-Time 1 Year - Yes
  • CAPIC Internship Types Available:
    • Half-Time 1 Year - No
    • Half-Time 2 Years - No
    • Full-Time 1 Year - Yes

Primary Location

  • Executive Director - Julayne Vigil
  • 510 - 16th St.
  • Oakland, CA 94612
  • Phone - (510) 357-5515 x229
  • Fax - (510) 357-5515 x229

Secondary Location

  • 433 Callan Ave
  • San Leandro, CA 94577
  • Phone - (510)357-5515

Training/Clinical Services Offered

  • Assessment
  • Brief
  • Consultation
  • Crisis
  • Family
  • Individual
  • Long Term
  • Outpatient
  • Other