Practicum Link places remote, telehealth-ready clinical interns with understaffed community mental health centers — so clinics shrink their waitlists, supervisors keep their caseloads, and students graduate ready for the field.
Community clinics are short-staffed, private practices have more student interest than they can place, and universities need reliable, well-supported field sites. Practicum Link is the coordination layer between all three.
Practicum Link exists to protect the people doing the work — clinicians, interns, and the communities waiting to be seen.
We build sustainable workforce ecosystems for public mental health by connecting clinical interns with community care centers — pairing proactive compliance automation with real burnout tracking, so the next generation of practitioners can deliver trauma-informed care without sacrificing their own well-being.
A behavioral health system where no community clinic sits understaffed, no client waits indefinitely for care, and no developing clinician burns out before they've finished training.
We protect providers and interns from the systemic toll of administrative and emotional exhaustion.
We turn rigid public health billing rules into workflows that are simple to follow and hard to get wrong.
Sustainable human services depend on a secure link between universities, practices, and clinics — that link is us.
We're building our first cohort in Georgia — remote, telehealth interns matched with community mental health centers, backed by private-practice supervision. Tell us who you are and we'll follow up as new slots open.
