The Osiris Group and the Osiris Family Institute exist to strengthen the Black family and resurrect the Black community through culturally competent Afro-centric mental health care. We believe that cultural competence truly understanding the perspectives values and lived experiences of Black and Latino communities is the foundation of effective clinical work.
Our practitioners are dedicated to helping individuals and families live in the present without allowing past hardships to become permanent barriers to mental wellness and growth. We do this by destigmatizing mental illness and delivering evidence-based therapies within a framework that honors culture identity and community.
Our culture is built on creativity integrity growth and teamwork. Interns at Osiris dont just complete field hours they become part of a mission-driven clinical community and gain the experience relationships and skills to build a meaningful career in behavioral health.
Role Overview
Under the oversight of a licensed Clinical Supervisor the Clinical Intern provides evidence-based mental health services to individuals families and children affected by trauma grief loss and behavioral health challenges primarily in community-based settings. Interns manage a small caseload of up to 5 clients and complete all responsibilities in alignment with their academic programs field placement or practicum requirements.
This is a compensated field placement. Compensation details are provided upon interview.
Supervision & Learning Opportunities
What the internship provides:
Weekly individual supervision with your assigned Clinical Supervisor (LICSW or LMHC) conducted virtually via Google Meet
Monthly group supervision with fellow interns and clinical staff building peer learning reflective practice and multidisciplinary perspective
Supervision aligned to your academic programs competency requirements supporting both field education hours and licensure-track goals
Exposure to interdisciplinary collaboration with clinicians TT&S workers DCF caseworkers Family Partners and community providers
Access to internal training and professional development opportunities throughout your placement
CANS certification support Massachusetts CBHI CANS certification required; online training available prior to caseload assignment
Priority consideration for paid Clinician positions upon graduation for interns who demonstrate clinical readiness
Duties & Responsibilities:
All responsibilities are completed under clinical supervision and in alignment with internship requirements.
Direct Clinical Services
Conduct behavioral health assessments and assist in developing and implementing individualized treatment plans for children adolescents and young adults
Provide individual family and collateral therapy in home and community settings under supervision; manage a caseload of up to 5 clients
Develop and support comprehensive risk assessments and safety plans with youth and families
Support crisis response and risk management under supervision; respond to client emergencies as needed
Promote family engagement self-advocacy and skill-building using culturally responsive family-driven and CBHI/wraparound approaches
Collaboration & Care Coordination
Collaborate closely with Clinical Supervisors Family Partners and interdisciplinary team members
Coordinate care with families schools providers and external agencies (e.g. DMH DCF DYS DPH MCI) and support access to community resources
Participate in care planning meetings including Intensive Care Coordination processes where applicable
Maintain regular communication with supervisors and the site (email and voicemail) and provide timely updates on case progress
Documentation & Compliance
Maintain timely accurate clinical documentation including progress notes (DAP format) treatment plans and contact logs in the electronic health record in compliance with agency billing and academic requirements
Ensure compliance with all legal ethical and regulatory standards including HIPAA confidentiality requirements
Adhere to provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 119 Section 51A (Mandated Reporter); report all reportable
Eligibility & Requirements
Current enrollment in an accredited MSW CMHC (MA/MS) or MFT graduate program as a first- or second-year clinical intern
Eligible to begin field placement or practicum per your academic programs requirements
Commitment to trauma-informed strengths-based and culturally responsive practice
Willingness to obtain the Massachusetts CBHI CANS certification prior to caseload assignment (online training available)
Strong clinical writing documentation and communication skills
Valid drivers license safe driving record and a reliable personal vehicle for travel to client homes and community locations
Availability Monday through Friday 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM (flexible scheduling to meet client needs)
Preferred/Nice-to-Haves
A minimum of one year of prior clinical or field experience in culturally diverse mental health or human services settings
Proficiency with Google Workspace (Docs Drive Gmail Meet)
Bilingual or multilingual candidates are strongly encouraged to apply
Skills & Competencies
Strong cultural competence and genuine commitment to Afro-centric community-based clinical practice
Knowledge of child development across physical mental and emotional domains
Foundational clinical and psychiatric knowledge; ability to apply evidence-based interventions under supervision
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills; ability to build trust with clients families and multidisciplinary team members
Self-motivated and able to manage a caseload independently while remaining responsive to supervision
Strong organizational analytical and time management skills with attention to detail
Computer literacy with the ability to maintain electronic records accurately
How to Apply
We are looking for graduate students who are serious about culturally competent clinical practice and ready to grow in a rigorous mission-driven environment. Please submit the following through our application portal:
Resume
Cover letter describing your clinical background your connection to Osiriss mission and your area of placement interest
One letter of recommendation from a faculty member field supervisor or clinical professional
Contact information for three professional references
Questions Reach out were happy to talk through the role before you apply.
Email:
Phone:
Equal Employment Opportunity
The Osiris Group is an Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of race color religion sex sexual orientation gender identity national origin age disability veteran status or any other characteristic protected by applicable federal or Massachusetts law. We are committed to fostering an inclusive diverse and equitable workplace.
Required Experience:
Intern
Clinical Intern Graduate Field PlacementRoxbury MA Paid Internship MSW CMHC MFT ProgramsAbout The Osiris GroupThe Osiris Group and the Osiris Family Institute exist to strengthen the Black family and resurrect the Black community through culturally competent Afro-centric mental health care. We ...
Clinical Intern Graduate Field Placement
Roxbury MA Paid Internship MSW CMHC MFT Programs
About The Osiris Group
The Osiris Group and the Osiris Family Institute exist to strengthen the Black family and resurrect the Black community through culturally competent Afro-centric mental health care. We believe that cultural competence truly understanding the perspectives values and lived experiences of Black and Latino communities is the foundation of effective clinical work.
Our practitioners are dedicated to helping individuals and families live in the present without allowing past hardships to become permanent barriers to mental wellness and growth. We do this by destigmatizing mental illness and delivering evidence-based therapies within a framework that honors culture identity and community.
Our culture is built on creativity integrity growth and teamwork. Interns at Osiris dont just complete field hours they become part of a mission-driven clinical community and gain the experience relationships and skills to build a meaningful career in behavioral health.
Role Overview
Under the oversight of a licensed Clinical Supervisor the Clinical Intern provides evidence-based mental health services to individuals families and children affected by trauma grief loss and behavioral health challenges primarily in community-based settings. Interns manage a small caseload of up to 5 clients and complete all responsibilities in alignment with their academic programs field placement or practicum requirements.
This is a compensated field placement. Compensation details are provided upon interview.
Supervision & Learning Opportunities
What the internship provides:
Weekly individual supervision with your assigned Clinical Supervisor (LICSW or LMHC) conducted virtually via Google Meet
Monthly group supervision with fellow interns and clinical staff building peer learning reflective practice and multidisciplinary perspective
Supervision aligned to your academic programs competency requirements supporting both field education hours and licensure-track goals
Exposure to interdisciplinary collaboration with clinicians TT&S workers DCF caseworkers Family Partners and community providers
Access to internal training and professional development opportunities throughout your placement
CANS certification support Massachusetts CBHI CANS certification required; online training available prior to caseload assignment
Priority consideration for paid Clinician positions upon graduation for interns who demonstrate clinical readiness
Duties & Responsibilities:
All responsibilities are completed under clinical supervision and in alignment with internship requirements.
Direct Clinical Services
Conduct behavioral health assessments and assist in developing and implementing individualized treatment plans for children adolescents and young adults
Provide individual family and collateral therapy in home and community settings under supervision; manage a caseload of up to 5 clients
Develop and support comprehensive risk assessments and safety plans with youth and families
Support crisis response and risk management under supervision; respond to client emergencies as needed
Promote family engagement self-advocacy and skill-building using culturally responsive family-driven and CBHI/wraparound approaches
Collaboration & Care Coordination
Collaborate closely with Clinical Supervisors Family Partners and interdisciplinary team members
Coordinate care with families schools providers and external agencies (e.g. DMH DCF DYS DPH MCI) and support access to community resources
Participate in care planning meetings including Intensive Care Coordination processes where applicable
Maintain regular communication with supervisors and the site (email and voicemail) and provide timely updates on case progress
Documentation & Compliance
Maintain timely accurate clinical documentation including progress notes (DAP format) treatment plans and contact logs in the electronic health record in compliance with agency billing and academic requirements
Ensure compliance with all legal ethical and regulatory standards including HIPAA confidentiality requirements
Adhere to provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 119 Section 51A (Mandated Reporter); report all reportable
Eligibility & Requirements
Current enrollment in an accredited MSW CMHC (MA/MS) or MFT graduate program as a first- or second-year clinical intern
Eligible to begin field placement or practicum per your academic programs requirements
Commitment to trauma-informed strengths-based and culturally responsive practice
Willingness to obtain the Massachusetts CBHI CANS certification prior to caseload assignment (online training available)
Strong clinical writing documentation and communication skills
Valid drivers license safe driving record and a reliable personal vehicle for travel to client homes and community locations
Availability Monday through Friday 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM (flexible scheduling to meet client needs)
Preferred/Nice-to-Haves
A minimum of one year of prior clinical or field experience in culturally diverse mental health or human services settings
Proficiency with Google Workspace (Docs Drive Gmail Meet)
Bilingual or multilingual candidates are strongly encouraged to apply
Skills & Competencies
Strong cultural competence and genuine commitment to Afro-centric community-based clinical practice
Knowledge of child development across physical mental and emotional domains
Foundational clinical and psychiatric knowledge; ability to apply evidence-based interventions under supervision
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills; ability to build trust with clients families and multidisciplinary team members
Self-motivated and able to manage a caseload independently while remaining responsive to supervision
Strong organizational analytical and time management skills with attention to detail
Computer literacy with the ability to maintain electronic records accurately
How to Apply
We are looking for graduate students who are serious about culturally competent clinical practice and ready to grow in a rigorous mission-driven environment. Please submit the following through our application portal:
Resume
Cover letter describing your clinical background your connection to Osiriss mission and your area of placement interest
One letter of recommendation from a faculty member field supervisor or clinical professional
Contact information for three professional references
Questions Reach out were happy to talk through the role before you apply.
Email:
Phone:
Equal Employment Opportunity
The Osiris Group is an Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of race color religion sex sexual orientation gender identity national origin age disability veteran status or any other characteristic protected by applicable federal or Massachusetts law. We are committed to fostering an inclusive diverse and equitable workplace.