Assistant Director Clinical Supervision and Training - Student Counseling Center

University of Northern Iowa Alumni and Foundation•Lexington, MA

6d•Onsite

About The Position

Provides clinical services and training oversight to ensure quality, ethical, effective care in line with the treatment model of The Counseling Center. Facilitates methods for promoting excellent clinical performance and high-quality clinical services to all clients. Assists the Director in providing clinical supervision, including ensuring compliance with appropriate ethical and accreditation standards. Carries a clinical caseload of clients, including initial triage screening and assessments, risk assessment, crisis management, individual/group/couples counseling, psycho-education, and referrals to campus or community services as appropriate.

Requirements

Master’s degree in mental health counseling, social work, marriage and family therapy or related field
Current Iowa licensure as a mental health therapist or licensed independent social worker
At least three years of clinical experience related to counseling or assessment and diagnosis

Nice To Haves

Experience with crisis intervention and consultation
Experience providing supervision and clinical training in a college counseling center
Knowledge of current professional research and best practices related to counseling center operations, clinical services, and clinical training programs
An affinity for working in an interdisciplinary team
Three years of maintained independent Iowa licensure

Responsibilities

Provides clinical services and training oversight to ensure quality, ethical, effective care in line with the treatment model of The Counseling Center.
Facilitates methods for promoting excellent clinical performance and high-quality clinical services to all clients.
Assists the Director in providing clinical supervision, including ensuring compliance with appropriate ethical and accreditation standards.
Carries a clinical caseload of clients, including initial triage screening and assessments, risk assessment, crisis management, individual/group/couples counseling, psycho-education, and referrals to campus or community services as appropriate.