SOCIAL WORK INTERNSHIP — SPRING 2027
AEIC Case Management LLC is accepting applications from BSW and MSW students seeking a supervised field placement. Build practical experience in resource navigation, case management, client advocacy, documentation and community outreach while supporting children, pregnant women, families and other populations served by AEIC.
UNPAID PART-TIME PLACEMENT This internship is unpaid. No wages, stipend, bilingual pay supplement or guaranteed job after graduation are offered. Hours, placement length and start date depend on school requirements, agency capacity and a signed learning agreement. Applicants should be prepared to discuss a placement of six months or longer where consistent with their program. School approval and appropriate supervision are required before starting.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN • Support intake, demographic verification, contact logs, resource research and follow-up under supervision. • Help eligible clients navigate community services and maintain timely documentation. • Participate in approved outreach, educational materials, team meetings and supervision. • Observe or participate in clinical activities only when authorized by the field supervisor, school agreement, client consent and applicable scope requirements. • Learn confidentiality, professional boundaries, crisis escalation, referral procedures and ethical practice.
Intern status does not authorize independent therapy, Medicaid billing or CPW practice. CPW provider qualification and approval are separate processes. Client work begins only after onboarding, training, shadowing and supervisor clearance. Existing clinical interns retain their assigned learning activities; this posting does not replace their assignments with a marketing role.
QUALIFICATIONS Current enrollment in a BSW or MSW program; clear written and verbal communication; reliable attendance; confidentiality; basic computer skills; and willingness to accept supervision and feedback. Bilingual skills and community experience are welcome. Reasonable accommodation requests can be discussed during placement planning.
FORMAT AND SCHEDULE DFW hybrid placement with daytime availability and agreed local activities. Discuss remote-placement requests with AEIC and your school before accepting. Transportation, any field travel, weekly hours and supervision schedule must be confirmed in writing; no relocation is assumed.
BEFORE YOU START School/agency placement approval; designated field supervisor; signed placement agreement and policies; proof of enrollment and education as applicable; professional liability coverage through the student or institution; required background check and drug screen; privacy and documentation orientation; and role-specific training. Background/drug screening must be completed within five business days of the screening invitation, subject to owner review of documented exceptions. TB and CPR/First Aid apply for DFW placements or when specifically required for the assignment. Screening and required-document costs are the responsibility of the student or institution unless agreed otherwise in writing. Sensitive documents are collected through approved secure channels after instructions are provided.
HOW TO APPLY Submit a resume and describe your school, degree program, field-placement requirements, spring start/end dates, weekly hours, location, and learning interests. If invited forward, provide school coordinator details and two professional or academic references. Do not submit client information, SSNs or identity documents in application answers.
Selection and placement depend on school approval, supervision and agency capacity. Submitting an application does not guarantee placement or future employment.
Flexible work from home options available.