This digital application is intended to streamline the application process for all stakeholders. Internship candidates should follow the instructions provided in the Internship Readiness Common Application Guide or Video. Please note that ACLP is not responsible for the submission of any application materials. It is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure their application is complete, properly downloaded, and submitted to internship programs.
About the Association of Child Life Professionals (ACLP)
ACLP is the leading professional association supporting child life professionals. Child life professionals advance psychosocial care and the emotional safety of children, youth, and families impacted by healthcare and significant life experiences. Founded as a nonprofit organization in 1982, ACLP fosters excellence in child life professionals through engagement in education, scientific inquiry, and innovation so that children and families of every race, identity, and community understand, navigate, and cope with serious life events. More information on ACLP can be found at childlife.org.
©2023 The Association of Child Life Professionals
Internship Readiness Common Application
This digital application is intended to streamline the application process for all stakeholders. Internship candidates should follow the instructions provided in the Internship Readiness Common Application Guide or Video. Please note that ACLP is not responsible for the submission of any application materials. It is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure their application is complete, properly downloaded, and submitted to internship programs.
About the Association of Child Life Professionals (ACLP)
ACLP is the leading professional association supporting child life professionals. Child life professionals advance psychosocial care and the emotional safety of children, youth, and families impacted by healthcare and significant life experiences. Founded as a nonprofit organization in 1982, ACLP fosters excellence in child life professionals through engagement in education, scientific inquiry, and innovation so that children and families of every race, identity, and community understand, navigate, and cope with serious life events. More information on ACLP can be found at childlife.org.
©2023 The Association of Child Life Professionals