FPG's Implementation Division is seeking up to three graduate students to join its summer internship program in 2022. The program is designed to create a challenging and meaningful professional experience for the trainee that includes mentoring, networking, professional development, and experiential learning opportunities. Interns will benefit from exposure to implementation practice and research across diverse fields and in varied practice settings. This experience will provide knowledge and skill development that should enhance and inform the intern's future academic and professional pursuits.

Qualified applicants should have some familiarity with implementation science principles and practices, but extensive background experience is not required. Interns should be available to start between May 16 and May 23 and to work approximately 8-9 weeks (240 hours) through July 29. Compensation is $20 per hour for master’s level students and $25 per hour for doctoral students. Remote and hybrid working arrangements are typically available.

Opportunities (candidates may apply for multiple internships if desired):

• Triple P in North Carolina: Evaluation and Reporting on Implementation, Impact, and Improvement of a Statewide Evidence-Based Program for Children and Families
• State Implementation and Scaling Up of Evidence Based Practices Center (SISEP): Developing Learning Resources for Understanding Context
• Advancing Implementation Practice through Creative Capacity-Building Tools

Applications are due by midnight, March 6, 2022. To find out more information about the internship and each of these opportunities, and how to apply, visit our Implementation Division Summer Internship Program page.