"Counselor (Identity Focused)"

Perform psychological evaluations and treatment as required; report and discuss results with the team and requesting clinicians.

Perform general and specialized clinical and outreach services in affirmative, sex-positive, culturally sensitive, consistent with risk reduction principles, and that promotes self-determination.

Ensure that documentation and productivity meet standards set in Student Counseling Services policy and procedure.

Provide training and supervision to clinical practicum students, interns, and post-doctoral fellows, as needed.

Remain current in literature and treatment developments in the mental health field, especially college student mental health, and identity-focused issues.

Receive professional development as required to maintain license.

Participate in the development and updating of department policies and procedures that may affect students.

Perform administrative tasks that contribute to the functioning of the Student Counseling Services.

Participate in on-call rotation for emergency and crisis situations that pertain to students and campus life.

Collaborate with the Director to offer specific expertise regarding identity issues to various components of the college community.

Adhere to the ethical codes of conduct appropriate to professional bodies such as the APA and other professional organizations.

Develop and maintain collaborative relationships with students, faculty and staff.

Perform departmental research; manage and provide reports.

About Connecticut College: Connecticut College is a private liberal arts college in New London, Connecticut with a total undergraduate enrollment of over 1,700 students.