The College of Veterinary Medicine seeks applicants for a Clinical Therapist to join the Veterinary Medicine Administration team. The CVM Clinical Therapist reports to the Assistant Dean of Admissions and Student Affairs.

This position's primary role is:

• Provides wellness/prevention programming, short term counseling, coaching, advising and individual crisis management for professional students with an emphasis on wellness and problem prevention for personal and professional success.

• Assesses the need for, conducts, and evaluates psychoeducational workshops and individual and organizational wellness programs.

• Assists with individual workplace coaching for faculty, staff and graduate students in the areas of communication, team building and feedback.

• Networks and markets service availability and assesses and addresses stigma and barriers to seeking services.

• Participates in professional development and continuing education activities and consults with university personnel as needed.

• May supervise Master's level social work interns and participate in admissions, recruitment, and teaching and learning initiatives with an emphasis on wellness and health promotion.

Required Qualifications:

• Doctoral Degree in Clinical or Counseling Psychology, or Master's Degree in Counselor Education, Social Work, Counseling or related field.

• At least three years of counseling experience with adult populations in a university counseling center, mental health agency, or related professional setting required.

• State of Ohio licensure in professional discipline required (Licensed Social Worker, Licensed Professional Counselor, or Licensed Psychologist). Independent licensure in the State of Ohio in professional discipline within 18 months of hire.

• Must have an LISW, LPCC, or equivalent license.

• Minimum of 1-year experience providing psychotherapy, diagnostic assessment and outreach.

• Considerable clinical casework experience in therapy.

• Demonstrated commitment to multiculturalism and diversity.

Desired Qualifications and Education:

• Independent licensure.

• 2-4 years experience preferred creating and presenting well-being events and workshops.

• Outcomes measurement and program assessment.

• Specialized training in work with trauma and Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs).

• Experience in the career, academic and interpersonal development of academically high achieving adults.

Working Conditions:

Office work environment with exposure to animal dander and/or zoonotic diseases.

Target Salary: $53,600 - $67,000 annually

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