(Archived) Clinical Social Worker Internship

Willing to relocate and have a fresh start? Looking for a rewarding and exciting job to complete clinical hours towards LCSW?

The US Air Force will be your answer. Your effort and commitment is essential to our mission, which is why we provide our Airmen with benefit package that is unparalleled in the civilian world:
- 30 days of vacation with pay each year
- Excellent healthcare coverage for you and your family
- Food and Housing assistance
- A generous retirement plan
- Prestigious leadership, training and continuing education opportunities
- Free or low-cost world travel opportunities
- Excellent starting salary with yearly pay increments
- Leadership growth

-Starting pay average $72K-$85K

Eligibility Requirements:

- Master in Social Worker + 1 year of post graduate clinical social work experience

- Current unrestricted license to practice Social Work in State o or territory of the United States or District of Columbia is required
- Be a US Citizen
- <42 years old
- meet Air Force and medical standards

42S1 Position Description:

Air Force clinical social workers are a valued member of the mental health team. Through treatment, outreach, prevention, and community programs social workers utilize their knowledge and expertise to assist Airmen and their families in meeting the unique challenges of the Air Force mission and military way of life. Working in a multidisciplinary setting, Air Force social workers find opportunities for leadership that are unrivaled in civilian practice. Military social workers see the direct results of their efforts in individuals, families, and the military community while contributing to both micro and macro level practice activities. Air Force social workers work with individuals, families, and groups of people of all ages. They use their knowledge and skills to conduct clinical interviews and evaluate patients; diagnose mental disorders and formulate treatment plans; recommend administrative and medical dispositions; provide individual, couple, family and group therapy; admit, treat, and discharge patients, with physician oversight to/from inpatient substance abuse treatment programs; perform risk assessments and determine degree of danger posed by the patient; screen records and personnel for security clearances and make administrative recommendations; serve as behavioral health consultant to commanders, first sergeants and medical personnel; manage Air Force mental health programs to include Family Advocacy Program (FAP), Alcohol Drug Abuse and Treatment Prevention Program (ADAPT), and Outpatient Mental Health; and serve as an element chief and/or flight commander. In addition, Air Force clinical social workers may be involved in conducting and participating in research, serve as social work training directors, teach in family practice residency programs, or fill staff officer positions. During deployments Air Force clinical social workers use their skills to prevent and treat psychological problems in order to support and enhance the Air Force mission.

See yourself as Clinical Social Work Officer? Don't hesitate and reply this email, or call me directly! I hope to hear from you soon!

Best regards,

HALL GONZALEZ, RALPH E, JR, TSgt, USAF
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