Program Sites

Since 1972, Long Beach Rescue Mission has opened its doors to thousands of men, women and children. The Mission provides food, clothing, shelter and spiritual guidance to the homeless and less fortunate people of the community.

Long Beach Rescue Mission stands dedicated to helping individuals overcome the homeless cycle, achieve long term goals and make a world of difference in today’s society.

We also provide meals and worship services in the evenings and on Sundays to senior citizens and neighborhood families. The Mission provides loving care and spiritual guidance to help people who are homeless find purpose, direction and hope.

For Human Services Students: Assists homeless individuals; provides food, clothing, shelter & spiritual guidance. Can take up to 4 interns each semester

Contract expires: 1/20/2021

If contract expired, or is about to expire, please contract SLICE at 310.243.2438.

Project Option 1: Students will be creating Parent Advisory Groups on each campus. Students will have the opportunity to contact parents, seek their involvement/support in future program events and offer set-up workshops based on the needs and interests of the Parent group.

Project Option 2: Students will create...

Disabled Student Programs and Services and the Academic Success Action Plan (TRiO project) are programs designed to ensure students with disabilities have equal access to all of the educational offerings at Los Angeles Harbor College. The programs facilitate equal opportunity through the provision of appropriate support...

Student will be working with children from the ages 16 months to five years of age. Students will also have the opportunity to get hands on experience working with parents. Student will develop human service skills that are needed today. Student will assist teacher in the classroom or can assist in the front desk/clerical...

Volunteers with the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Bureau of Victim Services work side by side with victim services representatives to provide advocacy, court support and resource referrals to victims. They also are expected to assist with clerical duties. Volunteers must be available to work a minimum of 16 hours per week during normal business hours, Monday through Friday.

Volunteers must submit an application and pass a background check. Volunteers also must complete a training program.

Contract expires: 10/27/19

If contract expired, or is about to expire, please contract SLICE at 310.243.2438.

Located in the city of Fullerton, LSS Orange County, serves more than 200 families and individuals per month with emergency and social services. When possible, clients are paired with a caseworker to address the more systemic and prevailing needs of the individual. We also partner with local churches, to support families...

Audit AP Entries and Accruals, Monitoring AP Agging, Coding Invoices, Assisting with Weekly Check Runs, Processing Expense Reports, Vendor Account Reconciliation, Answer Vendor Inquiries, and Support the AP Team with any Ad Hoc Tasks.

Provides nutritious meals & friendship to indivs. who are unable to plan/shop/prepare meals due to illness, disability/ advanced age. Interns do outreach, visit clients & office work. 

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– Internship(s) you’re interested in gaining experience.
– Quarter/Semester you’re applying for.
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In-Service Training:

DSH - Metropolitan LA is recognized as a valuable training institution for mental health professionals. Residents or interns receive training here from most of the major local universities including UCLA, USC, UC Irvine, Cal State Long Beach, Cal State Northridge and the California School of Professional Psychology. The intern programs include Nursing, Social Work, Medicine, Psychiatry, Psychology, Pharmacy, Rehabilitation Therapy, and Dietary. DSH - Metropolitan LA has a Learning Community which provides daily classes for staff, interns and community professionals. A staff library is on grounds. James Hall is also utilized for large training events throughout the year.

DSH - Metropolitan LA is recognized as a valuable institution for higher learning and training of mental health professionals. Residents and interns from major universities in the Southern California area attend classes and work shops on the campus as well as working on a unit with patients and as a member of the treatment team. The universities include UCLA, USC, UC Irvine, Cal State University Long Beach, Cal State University Northridge and the California School of Professional Psychology. The intern programs include Nursing, Social Work, Medicine, Psychiatry, Psychology, Pharmacy, Rehabilitation Therapy, and Dietary.

DSH - Metropolitan LA has a Learning Community which provides inservice classes for all levels of staff, interns, students and community professionals. The Learning Community has a professionally equipped TV studio with a satellite dish for teleconferences. The TV Studio also provides filming services for other state agencies.

A staff library is on campus and provides research assistance for staff. The Library has over 10,000 books and subscribes to 65 journals and periodicals. Video and audio tapes for information, education, research and pleasure are available.

In-Service Training Programs:

Initial Orientation:

Each employee attends an initial orientation program within 30 days of employment which consists of a minimum of 32 hours of instruction. This orientation includes general hospital information, 16 hours of MAB instruction, 8 hours of CPR instruction and a facility orientation. Nursing staff receive an additional 40 hours of training in nursing policies and procedures prior to working in patient care. Program/Unit specific training is provided for specialized programs.

Continuing Education:

DSH - Metropolitan LA offers a broad range of professional development and mandated training activities, building on existing educational and experiential bases for the enhancement of practice, education, administration and research to maintain and improve the health of the patients, employees and public.

Psychiatric Fellowship Program for Child Psychiatry:

DSH - Metropolitan LA has an affiliation with the University of California School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry, Los Angles/ Harbor to provide clinical & didactic training to Psychiatric Fellows on rotation at Metropolitan Psychiatric Residents. Under this agreement Metropolitan has a contract with the University to support a public service psychiatric fellowship training program. Administrative and financial status are determined by a contract which is renewed annually, reflecting changes whenever indicated. The fellows receive supervision from both hospital and University staff and joint appointments are encouraged. The fellowship affiliation at DSH - Metropolitan LA is under the joint monitoring of the UCLA/Harbor Child Psychiatry Director of Training and the Metropolitan Chief of Professional Education.

Medical Student Clerkship Rotation:

DSH - Metropolitan LA has an agreement with the American University of the Caribbean, School of Medicine, and with Ross University, School of Medicine. Under these agreements MSH provides a six week clerkship in Psychiatry to medical students approved by the universities for said clerkship. In addition to this 6 weeks of core training, the Medical students may be granted additional elective clerkship in psychiatry not exceeding the total duration of 6 months. The medical students are on voluntary status during their six week tenure at DSH - Metropolitan LA , and the university reimburses MSH $100.00 per week per student for these services. The program is directed by the Chief of Professional Education and the students receive supervision from a designated unit attending physicians. Participation in this program requires recommendation from the students medical school and approval from the California Medical Board on an individual basis.

F.M.G. (Foreign Medical Graduates):

This is a special program offered to Foreign Medical Graduates, who need to correct their deficiency in psychiatry as mandated by the California Medical Board, to be qualified for Medical licensing. Participation in this program requires approval from the California Medical Board on individual basis. This FMG program consists of the same components of the Medical students clerkship program but of shorter duration, four (4) weeks instead of six (6).

Psychology Services

The Clinical Psychology Predoctoral Internship Program at DSH - Metropolitan LA has trained psychology interns since 1948. The Program has been fully accredited by the American Psychological Association (APA) since 2002 and is a member of the Association of Psychology Postdoctoral and Internship Centers (APPIC).  Applications for the Internship Program are accepted through the APPIC matching service (appic.org).  For further information about the internship program see: Psychology Internship Brochure or DSH - Metropolitan LA at http://www.appic.org/index.html.

Social Services:

A Continuing Education Provider that has been approved by the Board of Behavioral Sciences. The training is provided to Psychiatric Social Workers, other discipline staff and a limited number of Social Workers from the Community. DSH - Metropolitan LA provides field work training opportunities for first and second year social work intern students, both at the accelerated summer block placement and within the regular academic year. DSH - Metropolitan LA is affiliated with the University of California at Los Angeles, the University of Southern California, and California State University of Long Beach and Los Angeles. One of the two predoctoral students graduated with his Doctorate from the California Institute of Clinical Social Work, the other resigned his position at DSH - Metropolitan LA .

Rehabilitation Services

Each discipline has the opportunity to develop and implement an internship program at DSH - Metropolitan LA . There are currently approved internship programs for:

Music Therapy,

Recreation Therapy and

Dance/Movement Therapy.

All interns are accepted from Universities with accredited programs throughout the country. All programs have clinical coordinators who direct the intern application, placement and training process. The internship process is overseen by the Chief of Rehabilitation services, who reports internship status to the Clinical Administrator and the Chief of Professional Education.

Nursing Services:

is a Continuing Education Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing. DSH - Metropolitan LA is affiliated with Nursing Programs from Cerritos, Cypress, East Los Angeles, Long Beach, Mt. San Antonio, Rio Hondo and Saddleback Community Colleges, Azusa Pacific University and California State University, Los Angeles to provide clinical affiliations for Psychiatric Technician and Registered Nursing Students in Psychiatric Nursing. Approximately 400-500 P.T., R.N, B.S.N. and M.S.N. affiliate with DSH - Metropolitan LA on an annual basis. Planning is in process for students from Los Angeles Trade-Technical College and California State University-Long Beach.

The Dietary Services

affiliates with California State Universities at Long Beach and Los Angeles by providing internship training for baccalaureate students in nutrition and food systems management. These students will become registered dietitians upon completion of this program and successful completion of the national board examination. DSH - Metropolitan LA also provides clinical and administrative affiliation training to Dietetic Technician students from Long Beach City College. All of these programs are accredited by the American Dietetic Association.

The Department of Pharmacy

serves as a teaching site for fourth level pharmacy students from the University of Southern California School of Pharmacy. During their 6 week inpatient psychopharmacy clerkship, students observe and participate in the care of patients with various types and stages of psychiatric illness. The goal of the rotation is to make the student a contributory member of the interdisciplinary team that cares for the patient. Heavy emphasis is placed on the development of clinical skills including interviewing techniques, medication groups, written allergy assessments, interpretation of laboratory data and drug monitoring.

The Department of Health Information Management:

in affiliation with East Los Angeles College, provides internship training for Accredited Record Technician students in health information management. The students develop professional practice experiences performing technical tasks-record analysis, abstracting, coding, releasing information. Health Information Management Department has been involved with this program for several years.

Pedriatic teaching hospital for children to young adults; interns will do case management and supportive counseling.