Internship
The North Memorial Health-University of St. Thomas Joint Doctoral Psychology Internship Program is co-sponsored by North Memorial Health and the University of St. Thomas Interprofessional Center for Counseling and Legal Services.
Fully APA-Accredited since 2018, the Internship provides a wide range of training experiences that allow for working with demographically diverse populations within multiple service locations in the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area.
Moreover, interns have the opportunity to gain valuable experience of serving clients across the continuum of care, from acute hospital-based services to outpatient community mental health.
Finally, Interns have the opportunity to develop competencies in the area of Clinical Supervision, through providing direct supervision to masters-level trainees.
The North Memorial Health-University of St. Thomas Internship aims to prioritize multiculturalism and diversity in its training, welcoming eligible applicants representing all forms of diversity.
Training Benefits
The benefits of training at North Memorial Health Mental Health Services Center
Experienced and Dedicated Supervision
Our trainees are supervised by licensed psychologists who have extensive experience in providing mental health care.
Trauma Informed Care
Our provider team is trained in an array of trauma treatment modalities and works to provide care that is trauma informed and culturally responsive.
Diverse Clinical Population
Our trainees will have the opportunity to work with a diverse range of clients.
Commitment to Professional Development
We are committed to providing our trainees with the support and resources they need to develop their skills and become successful mental health professionals.
BIPOC Mental Health Scholarship
North Memorial Health is committed to supporting all aspects of health in the diverse community we serve. We recognize that access to care providers who represent and reflect a diversity of backgrounds is essential to each individual’s wellbeing. In support of this need, North Memorial Health Foundation is excited to provide scholarships for students of color enrolled in an accredited graduate program in Minnesota.
Students who are awarded a BIPOC Mental Health Academic Scholarship will receive a one-time award of $5,000 to be used for education costs for within the academic year in which the scholarship is granted.