Coadjutant Non-Teaching
About The Position
The Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology ( GSAPP ), Department of Clinical Psychology is currently seeking licensed psychologists (NJ) with expertise in either Psychodynamic or CBT theoretical treatment approaches to provide training/supervision for our doctoral students who facilitate the GSAPP’s Focus on Our Diversity ( FOOD ) groups. Supervision with these students will occur every other week for two months, then as needed. Supervision sessions will take place on Zoom, for 30-60 minutes. The psychologist will provide group clinical supervision for two or three students who lead these groups. Supervision commences around October 1st, and continues until the close of the spring term, for a total of no more than 16 supervisory sessions. Communication and coordination between the supervisor and the FOOD group facilitators is expected.
Requirements
- licensed psychologists (NJ)
- expertise in either Psychodynamic or CBT theoretical treatment approaches
Responsibilities
- Provide training/supervision for doctoral students who facilitate the GSAPP’s Focus on Our Diversity ( FOOD ) groups.
- Provide group clinical supervision for two or three students who lead these groups.
- Communication and coordination between the supervisor and the FOOD group facilitators
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Part-time
Education Level
Ph.D. or professional degree
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees
