Training opportunities at Melmark provide undergraduates and graduate
students with a chance to gain valuable experience in clinical settings
tailored to an area of interest. Internships, pratica, and student teaching
assignments not only help students meet degree requirements, but also
provide contacts and experience that can be invaluable when seeking employment
or career advancement.
If you are looking to do an observation of fewer than 40 hours in our school program, please contact Lori DiNardo at 610-325-2939 or email LoriDiNardo@melmark.org.
To be considered for a formal internship, you must be enrolled in a degree program seeking credit hours. For more information, e-mail a cover letter of your intent to recruiter@melmark.org .
Tom Hurley
Recruiter
Melmark
2600 Wayland Road
Berwyn, PA 19312-2307
Telephone: 610-325-4950
Email: recruiter@melmark.org
Cover letter should include:
- Type of position sought
- Skills possessed relevant to desired position
- Amount of time available to work (e.g., hours per week and number
of weeks)
- Level of supervision needed (e.g., weekly supervision by a licensed
psychologist)
Strong communication skills and the ability to function as a member of
a team or independently are essential.
¹ Most student teaching, internships, and practicum assignments
are provided without reimbursement; however, in some rare cases where
an intern provides essential functions, stipends or other compensation
may be available.
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