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Job Summary

Provide short-term counseling and disability services utilizing a range of assessments, interventions, and case management for individuals, couples, and groups using psycho-educational and therapeutic counseling methods. Services are provided to assist students and family members to achieve more effective personal, social, and educational development.

Primary Responsibilities

• Conduct therapeutic interviews to assist individual in gaining insight into personal problems, defining goals, and creating a plan of action reflecting interests, abilities, disabilities and needs.
• Present quality educational and preventative workshops to student groups and groups comprised of family members of students.
• Select and collect data about clients through interviews, case history, psychological tests (as appropriate to their licensure and experience) and/or observation techniques; evaluate data to identify causes of problems and determine proper therapeutic approach/treatment plan or referral to other specialist or services.
• Using collected data, assess the quality of service rendered, and the reliability and validity of treatment applied; follow up to determine reliability and validity of treatments and engage in research to develop and improve diagnostic and counseling techniques.
• Organize, participate, and evaluate Outreach Programs individually and with other staff members to increase knowledge of identified topics/issues and increase the use of services to students.
• Supervise undergraduate and graduate (intern) students as assigned by the Director of Counseling and Disability Services
• Perform other duties as assigned. NOTE: counselors may be asked to specialize in specific areas, or be able to provide support in all general areas, as required.

Education

Masters

Work Experience

Five years relevant experience

Physical Demands

Air-conditioned office environment with minimal physical effort required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

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