About the role#
Bay State Community Services offers master-level internships across several disciplines. These include placements in public health, macro social work, clinical practice, and direct practice. This is a paid, full-time opportunity based in Quincy, Massachusetts, with rolling admissions.
What you'll do#
To be considered for a placement, you must complete the official internship application. This involves answering all required questions and submitting both your resume and a cover letter. Once selected, you are required to attend the internship orientation program before your start date.
What you'll need#
You must be enrolled in an accredited graduate program for the duration of your internship. Your field of study must directly relate to the internship placement. We require a CORI/SORI background check, and you may need to complete fingerprinting or other background screenings depending on the specific role. You must also complete the orientation program, which is held in mid-August, January, and mid-May.
Location & details#
This role is located on-site in Quincy, Massachusetts. The internship term follows a rolling schedule.
About Bay State Community Services, Inc.
Bay State Community Services is a social services agency based in Quincy, Massachusetts. Founded in 1991, the organization operates as a nonprofit. It provides services in areas including corrections, trauma-informed care, and outpatient clinics. The agency maintains a staff of 201 to 500 employees.
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