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Neuroscience Intern (Four Square Clinicals, Pack Intern, Summer 2026)

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SUMMER 2026 

 

**This internship is hosted by Four Square Clinicals and sponsored by the Nevada Career Studio (NCS). 

 

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Four Square Clinicals 

 

About Four Square Clinicals: 

Four Square Clinicals is a leading behavioral-health and neuroscience organization based in Reno and Las Vegas, Nevada, dedicated to advancing brain-based mental health treatment. Our mission, “Innovating Strategies for Achieving Health”, guides everything we do, from delivering compassionate care to developing cutting-edge research on how the brain influences behavior and recovery. 

 

We specialize in psychiatric, substance-use, and wellness programs, including EEG-guided diagnostics, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), and Electromagnetic Brain Pulse (EMBP) therapy. Our interns work alongside clinicians and researchers to gain hands-on experience in data analysis, neuroscience research, and clinical support. At Four Square Clinicals, you’ll be part of a dynamic team combining science, compassion, and innovation to improve mental health outcomes and shape the future of brain-based care. 

 

Internship Description: 

The Neuroscience Intern will support the clinical and research teams in advancing our understanding of brain function and its relationship to mental health and neurological conditions. The intern will participate in data collection, analysis, and literature review, assist with EEG/TMS-related projects, and contribute to both clinical and community-facing initiatives. This role offers hands-on experience at the intersection of neuroscience, mental health treatment, and applied research. 

 

Duties/Responsibilities: 

  • Complete 360 hours of work as an intern (32-40 hours per week, 9 weeks minimum) 
  • Research & Data Analysis 
  • Assist in the collection, cleaning, and analysis of EEG, neurostimulation, and behavioral data. 
  • Support TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) and other neuromodulation studies by preparing protocols, organizing data, and maintaining study logs. 
  • Conduct literature reviews on neuroscience topics relevant to ongoing clinical or research initiatives (e.g., traumatic brain injury, PTSD, mood disorders). 
  • Assist in writing research summaries, reports, and presentations for internal and external audiences. 
  • Help maintain data security and HIPAA compliance in all research activities. 
  • Clinical & Technical Support 
  • Prepare equipment and materials for EEG or TMS sessions under supervision. 
  • Support patient recruitment, scheduling, and informed consent for research projects. 
  • Observe or assist in clinical sessions as permitted by regulations and training. 
  • Maintain and calibrate neuroscience-related equipment as directed. 
  • Outreach & Collaboration 
  • Contribute to community education materials explaining neuroscience-based treatments. 
  • Support partnerships with universities, research institutions, and community organizations. 
  • Participate in interdisciplinary team meetings to discuss project progress and results. 

 

Goals and Expectations of the Intern: 

Goals: 

  • Contribute to EEG-Informed Care Innovation: Assist in organizing, reviewing, and understanding neuroscience-based treatment methods to help inform clinical decision-making.  
  • Support Research Development: Provide foundational literature reviews, data organization, and documentation for future academic or clinical studies (e.g., EEG + EMBP).  
  • Bridge Science and Practice: Help translate complex neuroscience topics into accessible materials for clients, families, and providers.  
  • Build Research Experience in Applied Mental Health: Engage with clinical teams to learn how neuroscience intersects with behavioral health care delivery.  

 

Expectations: 

  • Commit to 32-40 hours per week (flexible)  
  • Participate in team meetings related to research or treatment innovation  
  • Complete tasks independently while maintaining regular updates with your supervisor  
  • Maintain strict confidentiality and research ethics  
  • Submit a short literature review or research summary by the end of the internship  
  • Be curious, flexible, and collaborative with clinical and operations teams 

 

Required Qualifications: 

  • Complete 360 hours of work as an intern (32-40 hours per week, 9 weeks minimum) 
  • Must be a degree-seeking undergraduate OR graduate student at the University of Nevada, Reno after the Spring ‘26 semester  
  • Spring ‘26 or earlier graduates are not eligible for the Wolf Pack STEM Internship Program 
  • Student must be enrolled in a major or minor program in the following colleges: 
    • Agriculture, Biotechnology, and Natural Resources (CABNR) 
    • Business 
    • Engineering 
    • Science 
    • Public Health/Orvis 
  • Currently enrolled in a Bachelor’s or Master’s program in Neuroscience, Psychology, Biology, or a related health science field 
  • Strong research and critical thinking skills 
  • Ability to conduct literature reviews and synthesize scientific findings 
  • Interest in mental health, brain-based treatments, and/or integrated care models 
  • Demonstrated professionalism, discretion, and ability to maintain confidentiality 

 

Preferred Qualifications: 

  • Coursework or lab experience related to EEG, TMS, neuroanatomy, or psychopharmacology 
  • Familiarity with academic databases (PubMed, Google Scholar) and research tools (Zotero, Mendeley) 
  • Experience writing research summaries, abstracts, or educational materials 
  • Comfort communicating scientific concepts to non-scientific audiences 
  • Experience with Excel, data tables, or basic statistical analysis (SPSS, R, or Python a plus) 

 

Desired Schedule for Intern: 

  • Time Commitment: 32-40 hours per week, with optional increased hours during peak project phases 
  • Preferred Duration: 12–20 weeks (depending on project or research goals) 
  • Suggested Weekly Schedule: 
  • 4-5 workdays per week, ideally overlapping with clinical or research staff availability 
  • Flexible scheduling between 9 AM – 7 PM, with possibility of some remote work (e.g., for literature review or writing) 
  • On-site hours may be preferred for clinical observation or EEG-related work (if applicable) 

 

Important: 

  • Should be available for: 
  • Team or supervision meetings (weekly or biweekly) 
  • Occasional case review or research coordination sessions 
  • Final schedule will be customized during onboarding to align with active projects 

 

 

Pack STEM internships require interns to complete 360 hours during their internship. It is the intern’s responsibility to ensure this requirement is met.