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Psychology & Child Development Intern

Psychology & Child Development Intern

Location: Remote
Position Type: Internship
Schedule: Part-time during the academic year or full-time during the summer
Compensation: Paid

About Oaklin Lane

Oaklin Lane is building a national leader in pediatric therapy, with a mission to expand access to high-quality care for children and families.

Too many children who need speech, occupational, physical, or behavioral therapy face long waitlists and limited access to providers who accept insurance. Oaklin Lane is working to change that by building exceptional therapy centers that combine outstanding clinical care with thoughtful operations, modern technology, and a family-centered experience.

We are an early-stage, rapidly growing company. Interns will have the opportunity to work on real business problems and help build systems that can scale across a national organization.

To learn more about Oaklin Lane and see what the team is building, visit:

https://www.linkedin.com/company/oaklin-lane/

You can also learn more about The Pediatric Collective, Oaklin Lane’s community for parents, caregivers, therapists, and pediatric experts:

https://www.linkedin.com/company/tpcollective/

About the Role

We are looking for a thoughtful and curious Psychology & Child Development Intern to help us better understand and improve the experiences of the children and families we serve.

You will work on meaningful projects spanning child development, family engagement, patient experience, clinical research, and program design. This is not a traditional observational internship. You will take ownership of real projects, work alongside company leadership, and help translate psychology and child-development principles into practical improvements across a growing pediatric healthcare organization.

What You’ll Do

Depending on your interests and experience, projects may include:

Researching child development, pediatric therapy, behavioral health, and family-support practices

Helping design resources and programs for children, parents, and caregivers

Analyzing patient and family feedback to improve the care experience

Supporting initiatives related to family engagement, patient retention, and clinical outcomes

Developing educational content for The Pediatric Collective

Evaluating new services, technologies, and evidence-based approaches

Supporting partnerships with schools, pediatricians, and community organizations

Presenting findings and recommendations directly to company leadership

Who Should Apply

We welcome undergraduate and graduate students studying:

Psychology

Child development

Human development and family studies

Education or special education

Behavioral science

Social work

Neuroscience

Public health

Speech, occupational, or physical therapy

Other related disciplines

Prior healthcare experience is not required. We care more about intellectual curiosity, empathy, initiative, and the ability to turn ideas into action.

Strong candidates will be:

Genuinely interested in supporting children and families

Thoughtful, compassionate, and highly dependable

Strong researchers, writers, and communicators

Comfortable working independently in a remote environment

Excited to solve open-ended problems

Eager to contribute rather than simply observe

What You’ll Gain

Direct exposure to the leadership team of a rapidly growing pediatric healthcare company

Experience applying psychology and child-development concepts in a real-world setting

Ownership of projects with tangible impact on children and families

Insight into pediatric therapy, healthcare operations, and entrepreneurship

Mentorship and exposure to careers in psychology, healthcare, education, and business

How to Apply

Please submit your application through the Oaklin Lane LinkedIn page:

https://www.linkedin.com/company/oaklin-lane/

Candidates should include a resume and a short explanation of why they are interested in applying psychology and child-development principles within a rapidly growing pediatric healthcare company.