College Internship: Recreation Therapy; Partially

Abilitypath is committed to supporting students in there internship placements. In our Adult Programs, there are two opportunities to support our Adult Participants with disabilities.

Recreation Therapy Internship :
This internship is designed to be taken alongside your university program. If you are interested in applying please submit your information and a team member will reach out to you.

• This is a partially paid internship opportunity
• Cohorts begin in the Fall/Spring/Summer and run for approx. 17 weeks to allow for full completion of required hours
• * Must be authorized to work in the US and have valid CA Drivers License for at least 3 years

Clinical Psychology Internship :Students interested in being placed please apply and a team member will reach out to you

• We partner with an outside agency that supports you in you clinical supervision while working in our programs with Adults with disabilities
• This is a year long commitment, unpaid
• Opportunities to explore areas of interest, design and implement programming and partner with a variety of professional

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