SCOPE OF INTERN WORK:
The IRC’s ICM Program serves refugees with high barriers to self-sufficiency, using a client-centered and strengths-focused approach to assist clients with meeting their goals. This includes children and adults with serious medical conditions and mental health needs, clients affected by gender-based violence, LGBTQ clients, the elderly, single parents and women-at-risk.
Location:
Hybrid, Turlock Office
Time Commitment:
Interns- 15hrs/week for at least 4 months. Longer volunteer commitments encouraged.
Volunteers- minimum 4hrs/week for at least 4 months. Longer volunteer commitments encouraged.
Responsibilities: General responsibilities could include, but are not limited to the following:
- Assist supervisor and ICM staff in reviewing case files and case notes for accuracy.
- Train in and maintain knowledge of program requirements, practices, and documentation systems (ETO and Box).
- Alongside the supervisor, keep an organized system for the quality assurance process.
- Effectively communicate needed updates or errors in documentation.
Skills/Qualifications
- Experience with quality assurance practices preferred.
- Strong communication skills.
- Possess great attention to detail and organizational skills.
- Strong reading comprehension in English and ability to edit for content and accuracy.
- Computer literacy with PC systems and software.
- Experience working with multi-cultural populations.
- Ability to work remotely, and at least a few hours in person weekly on Tue, Wed, or Thu to facilitate coordination with the IRC ICM team.
How to Apply
Internship Cohort Schedule:
Fall: Starts in September
Spring: Starts in February
Summer: Starts in May-June
Please apply 1-2 months before your chosen start date.
Fill out an application https://x.gldn.io/e/5CKYllDNnYb. If you are a good fit for this opportunity someone will be in touch with you. Please include a resume and cover letter with your application.
