LADC Internship - Adolescents

Description2023 Internship Applications Now Open!  Are you a passionate and motivated Chemical Dependency student looking for an internship?!    Join our team at Options Family & Behavior Services and learn from amazing professionals! We are looking for great students to become our Substance Abuse (LADC) Interns at our Roseville location for Summer and Fall 2023 semesters! Hurry, the slots fill up fast!Join the Options Family & Behavior Services team as a LADC intern working with youth age 12-19 in an outpatient setting! We are dedicated to providing a person-centered therapeutic rehabilitation journey to all individuals and their families with co-occurring mental illness and chemical dependency. As the first co-occurring program for youth in MN since 1998 Options has been a leader in treating the whole person. The purpose of the LADC Internship is to provide chemical health services to adolescent clients admitted into a Rule 31 licensed program. The LADC Intern completes all forms, assessments, case management duties and processes to facilitate the completion of MH/SA programming.   This position requires:Enrollment in a Chemical Dependency education program and official placement at Options as part of a credit bearing internship course Prefers 30 hours of classroom instruction or one 3-credit semester college course in adolescent development Valid Driver’s licenses and Auto Insurance Must pass a Department of Human Services background study Options Family & Behavior Services offers you:Valuable training, hands-on work experience and opportunity to strengthen your network A chance to make a difference in people’s lives on a daily basis A competitive stipend for successful completion of internship Career development and advancement opportunities A rewarding work environment and company culture Equal Opportunity Employment:Options Minnesota, Options Family & Behavior Services, Options Residential, and River Ridge shall provide equal access to and opportunity in its employment without regard to race, color, creed, religion, national origin, gender, age, marital status, disability, public assistance status, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression.