We are currently recruiting for students starting their internship in the fall of 2024. For more information on Selfhelp's Social Work Scholarship Internship Program, please visit: selfhelp.net/internship
If applying for the Scholarship Program, please make sure to first upload your resume at the top of the application and then attach your responses to the below Selfhelp Social Work Scholarship Internship Essay Questions in the "Documents" section. If you do not upload responses to the essay questions, you will not be considered for the Scholarship. However, you still may be eligible for other internship opportunities.
*The Scholarship Program application deadline will be on Monday, July 1st, 2024.
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- Why are you pursuing a professional career in the field of social work and why does the field of geriatrics interest you? (Requirements: At least 250-word count)
- What are your career goals? (Requirements: At least 250-word count)
- Tell us what makes you the best candidate to be chosen as one of the 5 scholarship recipients. (Requirements: At least 250-word count)
Principal Responsibilities:
- Complete home visits, assist clients during office visits, and over the phone.
- Conduct intakes, provide accurate information, and referrals.
- Screen and assist clients with applications and re-certifications for entitlements and benefits.
- Assess clients in their home, hospital, or other institutional settings, as appropriate.
- Advocate on behalf of clients and arrange for provision of services; develop, implement, and follow-up on care plans.
- Provide supportive counseling to clients as needed.
- Maintain ongoing communication with client, family members, and other collaterals, as appropriate.
- Complete accurate case notes utilizing the program's data system; prepare required documentation in case file within organizational time frames.
- Report on statistics according to Selfhelp standards, as well as NYC Department for the Aging, utilizing the program's data system and other forms of record keeping, as needed.
- Actively participate in supervision and staff meetings and share any emergent issues with supervisor in a timely manner.
- Attend trainings and participate in meetings with other community agencies.
- Facilitate and assist at social, recreational, and other group activities and events.