Clinical Intern at the Stonewall Project

San Francisco AIDS Foundation(1 month ago)

San Francisco, CAOnsiteInternshipIntern$30,930 - $43,906 (estimated)Stonewall Project - Counseling Program

About this role

The Stonewall Project at the San Francisco AIDS Foundation is seeking clinical interns for its counseling program, which integrates harm reduction-based substance use, mental health, and sexual health services focused on men who have sex with men and gender-diverse masculine individuals. Interns will receive supervised clinical training, didactic sessions, and hands-on exposure to low-threshold interventions and prevention education. The position is a one-year, 20-hour-per-week internship providing experience with individual and group counseling, intakes, and training in culturally responsive care.

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Required Skills

Individual Counseling
Group Counseling
Intake Assessments
Health Education
Harm Reduction
Cognitive Behavioral
Relational Therapy
Contingency Management
Syringe Services
Motivational Interviewing

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Qualifications

MA in Counseling
MS in Counseling
MSW
MEd
Associate MFT
Associate PCC
ASW
California Alcohol and Drug Counselor Certification

About San Francisco AIDS Foundation

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San Francisco AIDS Foundation (SFAF) is a nonprofit public-health organization dedicated to eliminating HIV transmission and extending the longevity of people living with HIV. It delivers a network of community-based direct services—such as testing, prevention (including PrEP/PEP and harm reduction), treatment navigation, and supportive care—alongside public education and anti-stigma campaigns. SFAF also engages in policy advocacy and partnerships across San Francisco and surrounding communities to advance equitable access to prevention, care, and health resources. The organization relies on clinicians, volunteers, donors, and community outreach to drive lasting public-health impact.