Assistant Director for Training, Counseling Center

University of North Dakota•Grand Forks, ND

8d•Onsite

About The Position

The assistant director of training ensures that our clinical training programs run smoothly, meet all accreditation and regulatory requirements, and delivers high-quality, competency-based education to our trainees.

Requirements

Doctorate in Psychology
Must be licensed to practice therapy in ND, eligible for licensure in ND
Licensed Clinical or Counseling Psychologist
Minimum 1 years' experience with licensed clinical experience
Successful completion of a Criminal History Background Check
Strong diagnostic and therapeutic skills.
Proficiency in evidence-based treatment modalities.
Excellent interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills.
Ability to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team.
Cultural competence and the ability to work with diverse populations.

Nice To Haves

Experience working in a university counseling center or similar setting
Experience with administrative responsibilities and program development
3 years’ experience of clinical supervision

Responsibilities

Lead the design and implementation of innovative training programs and initiatives.
Continuously assess and refine programming to meet the evolving needs of the community and enhance treatment outcomes.
Oversee and manage the pre-doctoral internship and/or postdoctoral program, maintaining APPIC accreditation.
Provide supervision to both clinical staff and trainees, ensuring seamless operational integration and adherence to organizational policies.
Train and support new staff in understanding and executing UCC clinical operations within the training program.
Represent the center at professional meetings and conferences.
Evaluate and collaborate with the Director to provide constructive feedback to supervisors.
Engage and collaborate with community partners to enhance and expand the UCC training program.
Monitor and ensure adequate coverage when supervisees and supervisors are out of the office, maintaining continuity of care.
Supervise and manage the daily operations of clinical services at UCC, ensuring efficient and effective delivery of care.
Oversee and organize counseling programs, maintaining high standards of therapeutic support.
Provide expert guidance and support to UCC staff regarding clinical service-related inquiries, updates to operations processes, and clear explanation of changes to foster a collaborative and informed team environment.
Assist in the development and revision of clinical service policies and procedures, ensuring compliance with best practices and regulatory standards.
Monitor and coordinate modifications to the electronic health record (EHR) system in collaboration with the Director, ensuring system integrity and functionality.
Assist in the compilation and analysis of clinical services data, contributing to annual reports, strategic planning, and supplementary reports.
Provide counseling services to University students.
Be available to work off-campus, in-person to students of other ND state universities as needed.
Provide immediate support for students experiencing a crisis. This includes assessing risk, interventions, and ensuring students receive the necessary care and follow-up.
Facilitate groups as assigned.
Collaboratively create treatment plans with clients.
Uphold the ethical and legal obligation that licensure and profession require.
Engage in appropriate consultations for care.
Deliver workshops, seminars, and presentations to promote mental health to campus and community partners.
Provide clinical supervision to counselors in training to ensure quality clinical client care including review of medical documentation, recordings, and fostering clinical skills and growth.
Maintains appropriate medical documentation that meets accreditation standard and professional standards.
Prepare reports, letters and other paperwork necessary to support counseling activities and comply with professional standards.
Assist in development workshops, seminars, and presentations to promote mental health to campus and community partners.
Participate in UCC staff meetings to facilitate business operations and ensure high-quality services.
Engage in activities like self-directed study, attend workshops, seminars, and conferences to stay updated on the latest in counseling practices and mental health research relevant to UCC mission.
Maintain a license to practice in North Dakota.
Working with other campus services, faculty, and external partners to coordinate campus initiatives.
Dedicate time to ensure counseling practices are inclusive and culturally sensitive, including participate in training and development related to diversity, equity, and inclusion.