Southwest Behavioral & Health Services (SBH) invites on‑campus and online students to join a respected provider of Integrated Behavioral Health Services. This is your opportunity to gain hands‑on experience across our statewide locations. SBH offers unpaid internships for students whose academic programs require them during the spring, summer, and fall terms. Under the supervision of licensed professionals, you will develop practical skills and knowledge in a multidisciplinary environment. This valuable experience will empower you to contribute effectively in your workplace and local network.Career Path OpportunitiesYou may begin your professional journey with SBH before, during, or after your internship. SBH enables you to intern and work simultaneously. Employees also receive benefits such as tuition reimbursement, access to our employee assistance program, select partner school discounts, and more.Learning ExperienceSupport crisis intervention effortsAssist in therapy and skill groupsDocument service deliveryProvide case management supportHelp with assessments and treatment plan documentationCollaborate actively with the clinical teamEngage in educational plan–related tasksParticipate in Counseling Services (graduate students only)All activities under direct supervisionPopulations ServedK–12 studentsAdultsFamiliesPlacement Settings OfferedSchool‑based (K–12)Substance Abuse Services (Adults)Licensed Inpatient Facilities (Adults with serious mental illness)Residential Living Programs (Adults with serious mental illness)Prevention Programs (children, adolescents, adults, families)Integrated Outpatient Clinics (children, adolescents, adults, families)Locations AvailablePhoenix Metro Area (East, Central & West Valley)Northern Arizona (Flagstaff, Payson & Prescott Valley)Mohave County (Bullhead City, Kingman & Lake Havasu City)Program OfferingsSchool‑based CounselingAutism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) servicesPrevention ServicesOutpatient & Day TreatmentOutreach & EnrollmentInpatient Clinic ServicesSubstance Abuse & Opioid ProgramsResidential & Housing ServicesWork Environment & TrainingFlexible placement hours based on your scheduleInternships available during spring, summer, and fall at all SBH locationsSupport for students in eligible grant programsTraining in case management, crisis intervention, activity planning, and counselingStaff and interns reflect the cultures of the regions we serveSupportive professionals assist in your personal and career developmentOpportunities to expand your current skills and prepare for future rolesEligibility & ExpectationsInternship must be required by your degree program and eligible for academic creditMust be currently enrolled in an accredited college or universityAdhere to SBH's work schedules, policies, and professional conduct standardsIndependently manage your academic responsibilitiesFollow direction from your SBH supervisorAttend required SBH training sessions (typically 1–2 weeks during business hours, depending on placements)Clearance RequirementsMust be at least 18 years old (some roles require a minimum of 21)Must pass a drug test and complete other onboarding stepsMust have or obtain a Fingerprint Clearance Card (cost borne by the intern)Some placements may require physical and TB testingQuestionsPlease contact us at: careers@SBHSERVICES.ORGAbout SB&HSouthwest Behavioral & Health Services is a growing, non‑profit service provider with a strong presence across Arizona, including metro Phoenix, rural Maricopa County, and surrounding counties. With more than 115 locations and over 1,000 staff, we bring over four decades of experience delivering impactful services.Our culture encourages openness, team support, and leadership development.We believe everyone brings value — and together, we create meaningful change.To learn more about our services and mission, please visit: is a drug‑free workplace. Drug screening is required. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and follow federal employment regulations. For more information about your rights, see the Department of Labor's "Know Your Rights" notice.#J-18808-Ljbffr