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Universal Health Services · BOISE, Idaho

Outpatient Intern Case Manager - Social Work AND Counselors - Unpaid

BOISE, IdahoInternship or early careerEarly careerHealthcare & Clinical

Listed on Universal Health Services’s official careers site. Posted September 30, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Responsibilities

The Outpatient Intern-Case Manager/Therapist works with a multidisciplinary team, including psychiatrists, nurses, mental health techs, and others, to help stabilize patient's mental health and substance abuse crisis. As a team member in our Outpatient Services, this person will understand the assessment process, develop individualized treatment plans, manage the psychosocial needs of patients, develop crisis plans and discharge plans, interface with patient's family and supports, conduct group therapies using a cognitive model, and manage multiple competing demands throughout the day.

Outpatient Services is made of a team of both full-time and PRN employees, working various days of the week. As an intern there is the potential of moving to a PRN or full-time status if desired once you obtain your Licensure. Flexible schedules available.

Qualifications

Requirements: Must be a 1st or 2nd year student or advanced standing Masters Student in Social Work or Counseling Program. Looking for enthusiastic team members with excellent clinical skills who are good communicators and can work well in a fast paced environment.

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