Director of Internship Consortium, Mid Atlantic Internship Consortium - DC Campus

Position Overview The Mid Atlantic Internship Consortium (MAIC) is an APA‑accredited internship dedicated to offering doctoral psychology internships that train future professionals in acquiring broad‑based clinical skills and competencies that are evidence‑based, ethically sound, and culturally sensitive. The consortium is partially affiliated with The Chicago School, Washington DC Campus and is located in Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, DC. Responsibilities Program administration and daily operations of the MAIC. Meet goals for ongoing quality improvement, program development, and expansion. Training Director for consortium‑based training programs. APA and APPIC Accreditation documentation and compliance (e.g., self‑study, annual reports, substantial change notifications). Organize and manage APPIC selection process. Development of policies and procedures that ensure compliance with relevant entities. Marketing and communications. Utilization reporting to internal and external constituents. Maintenance of all training records. Execution of alumni internship verifications (e.g., licensure, credential banking, employment verification). Leadership of internship program and oversight committee. Supplemental clinical supervision of doctoral interns. Leading development and coordination of the internship’s (mostly) in‑person Central Training Day. Coordinating or providing Central Training group supervision for doctoral interns. Support site supervisors in planning, developing, and delivering didactic training as part of the Central Training program. Consultation to supervisors, administration, and community partners regarding training and licensure issues. Track and communicate regarding intern progress toward internship completion. Site management, community partner relations, site development, and contract management. Liaison among sites, students, and supervisors. Site evaluation to ensure consistency in adherence to MAIC training requirements. Qualifications 3 years of professional experience in clinical practice, student training and supervision, consultation, project management or related fields. Doctoral degree in Clinical or Counseling Psychology. Currently licensed as a psychologist, and in good standing. Licensed or licensed‑eligible in Washington, DC. Ability to travel to academic and consortium site locations. Preferred Qualifications Doctoral level, licensed clinical psychologist in Washington, DC in good standing. 5 years of experience in clinical practice; student training and supervision; and consultation, program evaluation, and/or project management. Experience with APA accreditation processes. Benefits Generous paid time‑off. Medical and dental coverage. Company‑paid life and disability insurance. Retirement plan with employer contribution. Flexible spending accounts (FSA). Tuition reimbursement. Professional development. Regular employee appreciation events. The Chicago School is an Equal Opportunity Employer. #J-18808-Ljbffr Saybrook University