Solano County Behavioral Health hosts a dynamic internship program for Master's level clinical students and Doctoral psychology students.
If you have any questions about the program, please contact our Internship Coordinator at [email protected].

Health Services Psychology Training Program - APPIC Membership 2024

All potential interns are highly encouraged to download and review our Health Services Psychology Internship Program Brochure by clicking here.

Components of the Health Service Psychology Internship Program

Solano County Behavioral Health is an active APPIC member. Christina Urrea, Psy.D orchestrates the program to support learning and training within Solano County’s Behavioral Health Division. Interns will complete 2000 hours over a one-year (52 week) time period working 40-44 hours per week. This includes a two-week vacation/sick, all county holidays, dissertation time and a $50,000 stipend. There are two full-time Intern positions open annually.

Application and interview process: Students interested in applying to program must follow APPIC match policies APPIC Match Dates.

In the cover letter please include top interests such as population, treatment modality, theoretical perspective in addition to what interests brought you to apply to Solano County Behavioral Health. We ask that a redacted psychological report is also provided.

Additional qualifications for placement at Solano County Behavioral Health include clearing fingerprints- LIVESCAN. All applications will be evaluated to meet the qualifications for placement at our site. Phone interviews will be conducted with those that meet educational and experiential qualifications. Those who are not chosen for interview will receive an email notification. Prospective Interns will be invited for both group and individual interviews including two written vignettes. Pending COVID protocol this may be in person or virtual.