Internship Coordinator

Internship Coordinator

Position Number: 8100812 | Work Modality:
Fully In‑Person | Campus:
Chicago‑Water Tower | Department:
School of Social Work | Location Code: SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK (02800A) | Job Type: Full‑Time | FLSA Status:
Exempt

Open Date: 05/20/2026 | Close Date:
Position | Maximum Salary: $68,000/ann | Minimum Salary: $63,000/ann

• Plan, develop, implement and assess the internship program, the signature pedagogy of the social work program.
• Develop internship opportunities with agencies and programs that offer high‑quality learning experiences for all students.
• Work with the internship management platform to enhance efficiency of program management.
• Collaborate with team to ensure that communications are accessible, including forms and manuals.
• Serve as a member of the RISE – (Resiliency, Inclusion, Support and Engagement) – team.
• Support and monitor students to ensure they are adhering to the SW Code of Ethics and policies and procedures within the SSW program.
• Ensure that internship information is accessible and updated for new student orientations, open houses and all student events.
• Support School Social Work Professional Educator Track students with placement and securing PEL‑eligible schools/districts.
• Support OMSW students related to national and Chicagoland internships; partner with OBMSW Internship Coordinator to align practice.
• Collaborate with students needing Supportive Learning Plans and problem‑solving.
• Communicate weekly with Academic Advisors on student issues.
• Meet regularly with Internship Team, Student Affairs Team and participate in committees as needed.

• Master’s degree in Social Work or related field with at least 3 years of student‑facing experience.

• Master’s degree in Social Work or related field with at least 3 years of student‑facing experience.
• Collaborative; strong organizational and communication skills; self‑starter.
• PEL – School Social Work endorsement.
• Bilingual in Spanish.

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