Staff Psychologist/Clinical Coordinator Counseling Center
- Employer
- Roosevelt University
- Location
- Chicago/Schaumburg, IL
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- Administrative Jobs
- Student Affairs, Counseling, Other Student Affairs Jobs
- Employment Type
- Full Time
- Institution Type
- Four-Year Institution
Job Details
Job Summary: Reporting to the Director of the Counseling Center, the Staff Psychologist/Clinical Coordinator Counseling Center of the Roosevelt University Counseling Center (RUCC) is a licensed clinical psychologist who fulfills the broad range of roles in the Counseling Center which include providing clinical and consultative services; delivering wellness/outreach programming; and providing training and clinical supervision to pre- and post- doctoral psychology trainees. The Staff Psychologist/Clinical Coordinator Counseling Center provides consultation and outreach to the University community; informally as well as via participation in committees. In addition to the clinical roles outlined above, the Staff Psychologist/Clinical Coordinator Counseling Center will assist in management of the clinical requests, including increasing appointments at peak times, and assuring case management of those referred to outside resources. The Staff Psychologist/Clinical Coordinator Counseling Center will assist in reviewing and utilizing our clinical data to inform our service delivery and to reallocate resources when necessary. The Staff Psychologist/Clinical Coordinator Counseling Center will assist in monitoring our data management system, Titanium, staying abreast of updates and staying active in Center For Collegiate Mental Health (CCMH) consortium.
Minimum Qualifications: Please refer to knowledge, skills, and abilities required.
Job Type: Full-Time
Working Hours:
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Required: Doctorate degree in Counseling or Clinical Psychology with three (3) years of progressive administrative responsibilities. Active licensure in the State of Illinois within six (6) months of hire is required. Previous experience in a university counseling center in areas such as: clinical assessment, therapy, crisis management, training, supervision and mentoring, consultation, and administration and management of program development are essential. Strong organizational skills and exceptional interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills are needed. Ability to exercise considerable judgment and discretion in establishing and maintaining good working relationships. Ability to demonstrate a commitment to service excellence by embodying Roosevelt's core values, mission, and vision in every aspect of the role working with students, faculty, staff, and visitors. A positive and professional demeanor is a must. Demonstrated proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite including Word, Excel, and Outlook.
Preferred Qualifications: Experience in an urban college or university with a residential and large commuter student population is preferred.
Roosevelt University is an Equal Opportunity Employer and welcomes women, LGBTQ, disabled, veterans, international and minority-classified individuals as applicants for all positions.
Organization
RICH AND VIBRANT HISTORY
Roosevelt University was founded on principle: Higher education should be available to all academically qualified students, regardless of class, racial or ethnic origin, gender or age. This 1945 “experiment” has been a success from the start. Today, Roosevelt is a national leader in educating socially conscious citizens for active and dedicated lives as leaders in their professions and their communities.
The University offers diverse, differentiated academic programs at two campuses—both located in thriving commercial and cultural districts—and online. The northwest suburban Schaumburg Campus is a hub of environmental and scientific study, home to the College of Pharmacy. On the lakefront Chicago Campus downtown, a 32-story vertical campus houses classrooms, labs, student and academic services, and student residences. And the men and women Roosevelt Lakers sports teams compete in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics in the Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference.
RELEVANT, INNOVATIVE AND PROGRESSIVE ACADEMICS
Roosevelt’s collaborative learning environment, based around small classes, fosters supportive student–faculty relationships. More than 1,000 outstanding faculty and staff provide more than 6,600 students of varied backgrounds and ages the tools to succeed in the professional marketplace—through classroom and online course work, and through experiential and service-learning opportunities.
Students may select from 70 undergraduate and 50 master’s and doctoral programs across six colleges. Relevant curricula are developed with a focus on entrepreneurship and innovation—for example:
- ARTS AND SCIENCES, the University’s largest college—Doctor of Psychology, PhD in industrial/organizational psychology, the first social justice major in the Chicago area, and home to many of the University’s centers and institutes, including Mansfield Institute for Social Justice and Transformation
- BUSINESS, among first U.S. business schools to sign the pledge of the UN-PRIME—master’s degree in real estate, the region’s first master’s in accounting forensics, and sustainability-focused courses on responsible business practices
- EDUCATION—undergraduate and graduate programs in teaching, counseling, and leadership, and Office of Community Engagement that targets communities to promote child literacy and college readiness
- PERFORMING ARTS, Music and Theatre conservatories—new BFA in musical theatre with dance emphasis, and fast-track MA in directing, a three-summer program for high school theatre teachers
- PHARMACY, Midwest’s only three-year, year-round Doctor of Pharmacy degree program—offering health screenings, education, and flu vaccinations, plus new dual Master of Public Health degree opportunity
- PROFESSIONAL STUDIES—accelerated paralegal studies degree, graduate program in training and development, Illinois’ only master of science in hospitality and tourism management, the first bachelor’s degree in sustainability studies, plus numerous fast-track bachelor’s degrees for adult students
EXCITING TIMES OF TRANSFORMATION
Roosevelt continues to expand, elevate, and enhance its offerings through pioneering academic programs, updated and newly constructed facilities, and extensive greening efforts.
- Among the most diverse student populations, particularly among private institutions—fourth most ethnically diverse university in the Midwest (U.S. News & World Report, 2013)
- Personalized instruction enabled by 12:1 faculty-student ratio, and average class size of 21
- Entering freshmen with ACT composite scores consistently above the national average
- Extensive sustainability initiatives that have garnered national recognition, including LEED-Gold certification (Wabash Building), Bronze Award by the Illinois Green Governments Coordinating Council, and first-ever Conservation at Work Award from the Conservation Foundation (Schaumburg Campus)
- General education core curriculum centered around social justice (First Year Seminar, Primary Texts, and Grounds for Change)
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