Employment and Internships
The Center for Child Protection will post open positions as they become available. If you are a university student, please take a look at our internship opportunities. These internships are available in the Fall, Spring and Summer semesters.
Direct Service Clinical Internship (undergraduate and graduate)
Perform a variety of administrative and service delivery tasks related to prevention of abuse and interaction with child victims of abuse and their caregivers. Job duties may include greeting children and families, participating in special awareness raising projects, answering phones, maintaining areas for children, follow-up with clients, and other related projects. Basic computer skills helpful. Part-time, 10-20 hours, hours flexible. For more information, contact Barbara Jefferson, clinical director, at bjefferson@centerforchildprotection.org.
Development and Communications Internship (undergraduate and graduate)
Sharp, motivated intern wanted for busy marketing and fund development office. Strong writing and proofreading skills desired. Job duties may include promoting events and fundraisers, assisting with development of event sponsorships, solicting event sponsors and auction donors, event logistics, mailings, writing/research, data entry, updating the website, drafting press releases and media alerts and assisting with other projects as necessary. Microsoft Office skills required. Working knowledge of InDesign, Photoshop, and Raiser's Edge helpful. Part-time 10-20 hours, hours flexible. For more information, please contact Anne West, volunteer coordinator, at awest@centerforchildprotection.org.
Direct Service Program Internship (undergraduate)
Perform direct service tasks related to prevention of abuse. Job duties may include interacting with child victims of abuse and their protective caregivers while acting in the lead Family Support Specialist and lead SibCare role by overseeing program/client flow of the children and families on site for forensic services, and assessing the needs of therapy and medical clients while they wait for services. Daily activities may also include resource development and maintenance, curriculum development, case filing, maintenance of facility readiness and assisting with administrative duties. Part-time, 15-20 hours, hours flexible. For more information, please contact Anne West, volunteer coordinator, at awest@centerforchildprotection.org.
If you are interested in an internship at the Center for Child Protection, please fill out our Volunteer Application. This application is the first step in the process.