University Recruiting and Clinical Internships at Pacific Clinics 

Why Clinicians Choose Us

At Pacific Clinics, we offer a variety of internship opportunities across multiple programs serving all age groups. Whether you are looking for psychology, social work, or marriage and family therapy, we have the position that aligns with your goals.

 We offer clearly defined career paths, growth opportunities, licensed supervision, integrated care, multiple programs and populations (children to older adults), continuing education units and extensive training, paid clinical hours for interns and more!

 Don’t take our word for it, watch the video below to hear from our former and current interns.

For more information about our programs email, recruiter@pacificclinics.org

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Psychology

Our Doctoral Psychology Internship Program trains interns to provide
community-based mental health care to clients of all ages. This
internship program is open to candidates enrolled in an American
Psychological Association-accredited Ph.D or Psy. D. graduate
psychology program.

Refer to our brochure if you’d like to learn more about this clinical
psychology internship program. To apply, complete the
APPIC online
internship application.

For questions, contact:
Dr. Janiel Henry
626-649-9785
janiel.henry@pacificclinics.org

Social Work

Our nationally recognized Social Work Internship Program partners with universities across California to arrange internships for Master of Social Work (MSW) and Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) interns. This program offers:

  • A supportive learning environment that teaches interns the skills
    they need to interact with a diverse client base;

  • Intensive training with an emphasis on culturally sensitive client
    engagement, diagnosis, substance use and behavioral health care treatment;

  • Onsite mentoring by an experienced team that is dedicated to the growth of each candidate; and

  • Career opportunities at Pacific Clinics, including clinical and
    supervisory positions.

If you’re interested in this program, you can have your graduate
institution’s agency liaison contact:

Dianne Golden, LCSW
Director of Social Work Training
626 463-1021, extension 1405
dgolden@pacificclinics.org


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Psychiatric Technicians (PT)

In this program, psychiatric technician (PT) candidates undergo clinical training in various community settings. The program rotates through various Pacific Clinics sites and culminates in PT licensure.

You will work under the supervision of experienced behavioral health professionals and acquire field experience in crisis intervention, medication administration and consumer education.

To learn more about this program, contact:

Cecilia Roman, PT
Coordinator of Nursing Services
626 701-4150
croman@pacificlinics.org

Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT)

Our Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT) Trainee Program partners with universities across California to provide practicum opportunities that meet Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS) and university requirements.

The MFT Trainee Practicum program offers:

  • An opportunity to gain direct client service experience that strengthens your clinical and professional skills.

  • Intensive structured training that will support your role as a clinician in a community mental health setting and beyond.

  • A supportive learning environment where you gain experience in assessment, diagnosis, outcome measures, assessment tools, risk assessments and more.

  • Weekly individual and group supervision provided.

  • Career opportunities beyond your practicum.

We have graduate training positions in Pasadena, Monrovia, Santa Fe Springs, and other cities in the San Gabriel Valley.

To apply, send your resume and cover letter to:

Tania Valtierra, LMFT
Director of MFT Training
626 701-9191
mftpracticum@pacificclinics.org


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Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners (NP)

In partnership with Azusa Pacific University and other universities throughout California, Pacific Clinics offers comprehensive psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner (PMHNP) programs. These programs develop mental health care strategies to address regional needs by promoting the recruitment, training, and education of the public mental health system workforce.

To learn more about this psychiatry internship, contact:

Andrew Sanchez
Director of Nursing and Director of Nurse Training
asanchez@pacificclinics.org

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