The MIP (Mentor Internship Program) is a structured internship program that provides supervised field experience.

Eligibility for the Mentored Internship Program requires enrollment in a college or university and successful completion of the interview process. MIP is open to students who are interested in behavioral health and to those seeking experience in healthcare administration.

The Mentored internship Program is a 13-week internship.

Interns are expected to complete 10 on-site hours per week throughout the program.

Yes, the schedule is flexible. The program is designed to accommodate students’ academic schedules. However, there is one required on-site day each week, determined by cohort availability. Interns work with their mentor to set hours, but any scheduled time must be in blocks of at least two hours.

Interns are expected to dress in business casual attire. In addition, tattoos and piercings are permitted as long as they are appropriate for a professional workplace.

A mentor is a program supervisor at TTCC who provides guidance, assigns tasks, gives feedback, and supports your professional development throughout the 13-week internship. Mentors are assigned based on your academic interests and program needs.

Tuition is not required to participate in the MIP program.

Interns receive a Certificate of Completion at the end of the program. Please note that transcripts are not provided for interns.