STUDENT INTERNS Clause Samples
The STUDENT INTERNS clause defines the terms and conditions under which student interns may participate in a program or work environment. It typically outlines eligibility requirements, supervision responsibilities, and the scope of tasks interns are permitted to perform, such as limiting their involvement to non-sensitive projects or requiring oversight by a qualified staff member. This clause ensures that both the organization and the interns understand their respective roles and obligations, thereby promoting a safe, educational, and legally compliant internship experience.
STUDENT INTERNS. It is suggested that the prospective cooperative staff member be informed about his/her prospective student interns at least three (3) weeks before the student is to begin his/her teaching. Forms shall be passed out to all staff members giving them the privilege to request or reject student intern. The money paid for the supervision of student intern shall be given to the supervising teacher for his/her personal use. The staff member who is involved in the student intern program shall plan the procedure well in advance and have administrative approval.
STUDENT INTERNS. 1. CONTRACTOR may augment the above paid staff with volunteers or interns upon written approval of ADMINISTRATOR.
a. CONTRACTOR shall meet minimum requirements for supervision of each Student Intern as required by the State Licensing Board and/or school program descriptions or work contracts.
b. Student Intern services shall not comprise more than twenty percent (20%) of total services provided.
2. CONTRACTOR shall provide a minimum of two (2) hours per week supervision to each Student Intern providing Mental Health Services and one (1) hour of supervision for each ten (10) hours of treatment for Student Interns providing substance abuse services. CONTRACTOR shall provide supervision to volunteers as specified in the respective job descriptions or work contracts.
STUDENT INTERNS. 16 1. CONTRACTOR may augment the above paid staff with volunteers or interns upon written 17 approval of ADMINISTRATOR.
18 a. CONTRACTOR shall meet minimum requirements for supervision of each student 19 intern as required by the State Licensing Board and/or school program descriptions or work contracts.
20 b. Student intern services shall not comprise more than twenty percent (20%) of total 21 services provided.
22 2. CONTRACTOR shall provide a minimum of two (2) hours per week supervision to each 23 student intern providing Mental Health Services and one (1) hour of supervision for each ten (10) hours 24 of treatment for student interns providing substance abuse services. CONTRACTOR shall provide 25 supervision to volunteers as specified in the respective job descriptions or work contracts.
STUDENT INTERNS. CFC is a Practicum Site for Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary’s Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy (MAMFT) Program. By having CFC serve as an auxiliary educational facility for the MAMFT students and in which faculty-based personnel will provide educational direction of students assigned with CFC, CFC is able to offer discounted and pro- ▇▇▇▇ counseling services for individuals and families who experience full-fee counseling to be cost-prohibitive. Students do not receive remuneration for counseling provided; payment that is collected at a reduced-cost covers the supervision of student interns. Student Therapists abide by the ethical standards of professional practice, the AAMFT Code of ethics, HIPAA guidelines, and all practice policies established by CFC.
STUDENT INTERNS. 37 1. CONTRACTOR may augment the above paid staff with volunteers or interns only upon 1 written approval of ADMINISTRATOR. Any proposal to utilize volunteers or interns must clearly 2 define the limited roles each will assume in providing direct client care, since the population being 3 served will require a level of clinical experience that typically exceeds that of most volunteers and
5 a. CONTRACTOR shall meet minimum requirements for supervision of each student 6 intern as required by the State Licensing Board and/or school program descriptions or work contracts.
7 b. Student intern services shall not comprise more than ten percent (10%) of total services 8 provided if approved by ADMINISTRATOR.
9 2. CONTRACTOR shall provide a minimum of two (2) hours per week supervision to each 10 student intern providing mental health services and one (1) hour of supervision for each ten (10) hours of 11 treatment for student interns providing substance abuse services. CONTRACTOR shall provide 12 supervision to volunteers as specified in the respective job descriptions or work contracts.
13 3. All positions are required to maintain a log delineating hours worked and allocated to each 14 program of CONTRACTOR.
STUDENT INTERNS. Student interns, who are enrolled in a Masters of Library Science (MLS) or equivalent program, may perform basic level librarianship work for a limited period of time. In no event will Student Interns displace bargaining unit employees or be paid at a rate higher than bargaining unit employees.
STUDENT INTERNS. Nothing herein shall preclude the District from continuing the practice of employing student interns. However, student interns shall not be used to displace or reduce work opportunities of bargaining unit employees. THE WAGE RATES FOR TELEVISION SERVICES SHALL BE: HOURLY RATES 1999-2000 2000-2001 For the 2000-2001 schedule, salary schedule shall be increased by an amount equal to the increase in the Consumer Price Index, Portland All Urban Consumers (CPI-U, Portland) for the period January 1999, over January 2000, providing that two (2) percent shall be the minimum increase and three (3) percent shall be the maximum increase.
STUDENT INTERNS can work for school credit and/or a nominal salary in order to combine classroom theory with practical experience in the workplace. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ County is a partner with ▇▇▇▇▇▇ County schools and institutions of higher education in support of the State of Oregon’s School Intern and School-to-Work program.
STUDENT INTERNS. Criteria to accept an intern will include: A minimum of five (5) years of teaching experience in the same assignment; Master’s Degree;