Application Deadline:
ID-PIC is no longer accepting applications for the 2021-2022 internship year.
Program Start Date:
July 12th, 2021
This consortium was created to bring high-quality psychology internship training to the state of Idaho.
COVID-19 UPDATE:
ID-PIC faculty are acutely aware of the impact that the Covid-19 pandemic and related necessary precautions are having on interns here in Idaho, as well as on the internship application and interview process.
We want to make you aware that we have implemented a number of changes at all of the sites across ID-PIC, prioritizing intern, staff and faculty safety but also optimizing the internship training quality and experience. We all hope that these changes will be temporary, but we want you to be aware of what we are doing now to ensure intern safety and both training continuity. We encourage you to check back to the website frequently for updates on pandemic issues.
Application Deadline: ID-PIC is no longer accepting applications for the 2021-2022 internship year.
INTERNSHIP HOURS:
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- Traditionally, ID-PIC has been a 2000-hour internship. For the coming year, this requirement remains the same to ensure interns’ eligibility to become licensed following internship.
- ID-PIC is maintaining the requirement that 25% of interns’ hours are face to face service provision, consistent with APA and APPIC requirements.
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ID-PIC TRAINING AND SERVICE DELIVERY FORMATS:
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- Interns are able to video-access group training activities such as group supervision and didactic seminars.
- Interns and faculty are able to video-access into other meetings regularly, whenever available, and currently meetings are only taking place virtually. This may include treatment planning meetings, staff meetings, and others.
- Idaho has approved the use of telehealth for individual intervention and assessment tasks.
- Interns are allowed to telework as appropriate and approved by their agency.
ID-PIC has four sites to choose from
Boise State University Counseling Center (Boise, ID)
Family Medicine Residency of Idaho (Boise, ID)
Idaho State University Family Medicine Residency/State Hospital South (Pocatello, ID)
Pearl Health Clinic (Ammon, ID)
Mission
The Idaho Psychology Internship Consortium’s (ID-PIC) mission is to prepare and retain health service psychologists to provide culturally competent collaborative health care for Idaho’s diverse population. The Idaho Psychology Internship Consortium (ID-PIC) represents the collaborative effort of multiple Idaho agencies to share resources and faculty for the purpose of providing a diversified educational program for doctoral psychology interns. The consortium is designed to provide generalist training to prepare interns to meet the unique challenges of practicing psychology in rural Idaho and to ensure clinical competency in working with Idaho’s various cultural groups.
General Information
The Idaho Psychology Internship Consortium (ID-PIC) represents the collaborative effort of multiple Idaho agencies to share resources and faculty for the purpose of providing a diversified educational program for psychology doctoral interns. Please note that ID-PIC is a psychology doctoral internship program and not a practicum training site.
Accreditation
The Idaho Psychology Internship Consortium (ID-PIC) is an APPIC member and participates in APPIC Match process. ID-PIC is currently un-accredited by the American Psychological Association (APA). ID-PIC has submitted a Self-Study to APA in May, 2020, and in August 2020 upon a preliminary review by APA, a site visit has been authorized for ID-PIC, although there is no guarantee that an accreditation will ultimately be granted. The State of Idaho participates in the PLUS Program through the ASPPB.
ID-PIC Policies and Procedures
The Idaho Psychology Internship Consortium (ID-PIC) policies and procedures can be found in the ID-PIC Handbook. Please click the following links to download ID-PIC’s Handbook and Brochure documents:
