Prácticas profesionales
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¿Te interesa adquirir experiencia práctica en atención centrada en supervivientes durante tus prácticas de grado o máster? Enriquece tu formación solicitando unas prácticas en el Survivor Resource Center.
Ofrecemos pasantías en nuestras oficinas de Danville, Illinois, y Paris, Illinois. Los pasantes adquieren experiencia práctica en el campo de los servicios sociales trabajando directamente con los clientes. Estas oportunidades les ayudan a desarrollar habilidades prácticas y confianza profesional, fundamentales para su crecimiento profesional a largo plazo.
Preguntas frecuentes sobre prácticas profesionales
Q: What population of clients does Survivor Resource Center work with?
A: Survivor Resource Center offers services to survivors of sexual assault and their families/loved ones who also are impacted by the assault.
Q: Is this internship paid?
A: Survivor Resource Center does not pay interns or provide any stipend.
Q: What level of education do you need to have as an intern?
A: Interns must be currently enrolled in an accredited bachelor's OR master's level program.
Q: Do I receive any special training for working with sexual assault survivors?
A: Yes, before hands-on learning begins, every intern completes 40 hours of sexual assault crisis intervention training that is provided by Survivor Resource Center. Travel may be required for this training depending on availability.
Q: What departments do you accept interns for?
A: All client or community facing departments accept interns (counseling, advocacy, prevention education). Interns can customize their learning plan to work with all departments if desired.
Q: Do you have an MSW to provide on-site supervision?
A: Yes, Survivor Resource Center has staff that have earned their MSW to provide supervision.
Q: Is this internship virtual?
A: No, any internship with Survivor Resource Center is in-person at either or both locations. Interns must be in-person to complete internship.
Q: Will I have my own caseload as an intern?
A: Master's-level counseling interns are able to carry their own caseload. Bachelor's-level counseling interns will always have a current staff member present when interacting with clients.
Q: What degrees can apply for internships?
A: Survivor Resource Center offers the unique opportunity for a variety of majors/degrees to intern. These include social work, criminal justice/criminology, human services, clinical counseling, psychology, sociology. If you are curious if your degree would qualify, contact us.
Q: How do I apply for an internship?
A: Contact us through our website to get in contact with Internship Coordinator. Be prepared to provide an updated resume, cover letter, and references.