Job Objective:
The primary focus of this position is supporting student wellness through the provision of a spectrum of counseling and outreach services to RWU enrolled and eligible students. The counselor is responsible for the care and management of a diverse client caseload ranging from late adolescence/early adulthood to later adulthood as RWU expands its educational programs and offerings.
Key Responsibilities:
- Delivers brief individual couples and/or group counseling in-person and via telehealth
- Provides crisis intervention and management of mental health situations on campus which may include nights and weekends (on-call).
- Conducts crisis assessments for individuals seeking immediate support both during walk-in appointments and on-call/after hours to evaluate mental health needs and determine appropriate interventions.
- Maintains accurate client records and timely documentation of clinical services and outreach.
- Assists with developing and facilitating outreach events and workshops on campus for students faculty and staff.
- Creates marketing materials and social media content to promote the student Wellness Center and the Wellness Centers outreach initiatives.
- Works collaboratively with students and other campus departments to support student wellness enhance academic excellence foster spiritual growth and service to others.
- Participates in staff meetings supervision consultation and educational opportunities as scheduled.
- Opportunity to provide supervision to graduate student counselors.
- Other duties as assigned.
The approved rate of pay for this position is $30.00/hrRequirements
Qualifications
- Strong clinical assessment and therapy skills
- Knowledge of evidence-based therapeutic interventions
- Ability to work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary team and independently
- Demonstrates a strong sense of initiative and can work independently as a self-starter taking proactive steps to address department needs without constant supervision particularly in the area of outreach planning and implementation.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Licensure as a Therapist in the state of New York
- Masters degree in Counseling Social Work Psychology or related field
Experience
Three to five years of experience in clinical mental health counseling preferably in a mental health agency or counseling center setting. Experience within the higher education setting is preferred but not required. Experience with the late adolescent/early adult population brief counseling model risk assessment and crisis intervention skills also preferred. Must possess broad generalist clinical skills including experience assessing and intervening with a broad range of disorders concerns and degrees of pathology with experience in at least some of the following: trauma-informed care; assessment; student athletes; addiction; body image/eating disorders; self-injury; depression; social anxiety; brief therapy; crisis management and consultation; providing counseling prevention and outreach services to diverse populations; spiritual issues.
Job Objective:The primary focus of this position is supporting student wellness through the provision of a spectrum of counseling and outreach services to RWU enrolled and eligible students. The counselor is responsible for the care and management of a diverse client caseload ranging from late adole...
Job Objective:
The primary focus of this position is supporting student wellness through the provision of a spectrum of counseling and outreach services to RWU enrolled and eligible students. The counselor is responsible for the care and management of a diverse client caseload ranging from late adolescence/early adulthood to later adulthood as RWU expands its educational programs and offerings.
Key Responsibilities:
- Delivers brief individual couples and/or group counseling in-person and via telehealth
- Provides crisis intervention and management of mental health situations on campus which may include nights and weekends (on-call).
- Conducts crisis assessments for individuals seeking immediate support both during walk-in appointments and on-call/after hours to evaluate mental health needs and determine appropriate interventions.
- Maintains accurate client records and timely documentation of clinical services and outreach.
- Assists with developing and facilitating outreach events and workshops on campus for students faculty and staff.
- Creates marketing materials and social media content to promote the student Wellness Center and the Wellness Centers outreach initiatives.
- Works collaboratively with students and other campus departments to support student wellness enhance academic excellence foster spiritual growth and service to others.
- Participates in staff meetings supervision consultation and educational opportunities as scheduled.
- Opportunity to provide supervision to graduate student counselors.
- Other duties as assigned.
The approved rate of pay for this position is $30.00/hrRequirements
Qualifications
- Strong clinical assessment and therapy skills
- Knowledge of evidence-based therapeutic interventions
- Ability to work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary team and independently
- Demonstrates a strong sense of initiative and can work independently as a self-starter taking proactive steps to address department needs without constant supervision particularly in the area of outreach planning and implementation.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Licensure as a Therapist in the state of New York
- Masters degree in Counseling Social Work Psychology or related field
Experience
Three to five years of experience in clinical mental health counseling preferably in a mental health agency or counseling center setting. Experience within the higher education setting is preferred but not required. Experience with the late adolescent/early adult population brief counseling model risk assessment and crisis intervention skills also preferred. Must possess broad generalist clinical skills including experience assessing and intervening with a broad range of disorders concerns and degrees of pathology with experience in at least some of the following: trauma-informed care; assessment; student athletes; addiction; body image/eating disorders; self-injury; depression; social anxiety; brief therapy; crisis management and consultation; providing counseling prevention and outreach services to diverse populations; spiritual issues.
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