Adjunct Pool School Counseling

Department:School of Graduate and Professional Studies

Reports To:Program Director: Dr. Dena Fiori

Status/Time Commitment:Ongoing (as needed)

Program Description

The Master of Arts in School Counseling with a Pupil Personnel Services (PPS) Credential prepares individuals to serve as credentialed School Counselors in public PK12 school settings. This program is designed for those seeking to support student development through a Christ-centered approach to academic career and social-emotional counseling.

• Teach courses as described and assigned
• Discuss class progress with the program director including teaching performance through observation
• If supervising clinical experience: remotely supervise students according to the FPU and CTC requirements for supervised fieldwork
• Discuss supervisee progress with the Program Director
• Collaborate with other faculty as needed
• Demonstrate a commitment to serving and inspiring students in an academic context that integrates your Christian faith and learning.
• Embrace the mission vision and values of Fresno Pacific University affirm the FPU Faith Expectations and support the ideals and practices articulated in The Fresno Pacific Idea
• Other job duties as assigned

Required:

• M.A. or Ed.D. Ph.D. Psy.D in related field of study
• Experience as a School Counselor or Administrator
• Hold or be eligible for a PPS Credential in School Counseling Teaching Credential or Administrative Credential
• Ability to work with students staff and faculty in a collegial environment
• Commitment to the Christian faith and the Universitys mission of Christ-centered teaching and learning and involvement in a local church.

• Work is performed in a standard office and school environment including classrooms and counseling spaces.
• The role may require travel between school sites or to off-campus locations for meetings training or student support.
• Exposure to moderate noise levels typical of a school setting (e.g. student interactions bells hallway traffic).
• Involves frequent interaction with students families teachers and school personnel.
• May require occasional participation in evening or weekend events such as parent meetings open houses or school functions.
• Public contact position requiring professional apparel personal hygiene and grooming.

• Frequent sitting standing and walking throughout the school day.
• Occasional lifting and carrying of materials or equipment up to 25 pounds.
• Regular use of computer and other office equipment requiring repetitive hand and wrist movements.
• Ability to speak and hear clearly in face-to-face and telephone communication.
• Visual acuity to read documents student records and computer screens.
• May require extended periods of concentration and interaction in high-stress or emotionally charged situations involving student well-being.
• Reasonable accommodation for those with disabilities will be provided in accordance with law.

Required Documents:

• Cover Letter
• Curriculum Vitae
• Official Transcripts (showing highest degree earned)
• 2 Professional References
  
  

Compensation is based on highest completed degree level:

Non-Terminal degree: Anticipated pay per unit $811.51 $23.97 per hour

Terminal degree: Anticipated pay per unit $977.98 $28.82 per hour