Mon, Aug 7th, '23
Open until filled
As soon as possible
Mon, Aug 7th, '23
Provide direct clinical services to students served by Counseling & Psychological Services (CPS), including crisis intervention, diagnostic assessment, group therapy, psychoeducational programs, outreach, and brief psychotherapy.
Provides psychological evaluations and triage assessments of students, and develops client-centered treatment plans based on a review of presenting problem(s) and developmental, social, psychological, academic, and treatment history.
Provides short-term and moderate-term psychotherapy and crisis intervention.
In collaboration with the CPS social work team and senior psychologists, case manage emergent situations.
Collaborates with providers and other services within and outside of Columbia Health on clinical and other work related activities including, but not limited to, strategic planning, reaccreditation, and multidisciplinary committees.
Provides consultation to deans and other campus staff concerned about specific student problems.
Maintains up-to-date and accurate patient records.
Participates in QA and evaluation activities as needed; compiles data in areas of specialty, when requested by the Executive Director.
Depending upon clinical need and upon the provider’s individual qualifications, participates in at least one specialized clinical activity, including but not limited to:
Facilitates therapy groups and/or, psychoeducational workshops
Conducts couple therapy
Participates in gatekeeper training and other outreach activities
Serves on the trauma support team or the multidisciplinary eating disorders team or the Behavioral Health team
Participates in initiatives addressing specific student populations including, but not limited to, veterans, international students, students of color, first-gen students, and/or LGBTQ students
Provides training and supervision to psychology fellows
Columbia University is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action employer - Race/Gender/Disability/Veterans. It is committed to a workforce of faculty and staff that reflects the diversity and talent of New York City, the larger metropolitan area, and the nation.
For more detail information regarding our team and the department, please visit us online at: http://health.columbia.edu/services/cps
Requires Ph.D. or Psy.D. in clinical psychology or Ph.D. in counseling psychology.
Requires New York State license or eligible.
Minimum 5 years related experience with a least 3 years acceptable clinical experience or completion of a fellowship in college mental health or related area required.
Strong clinical, diagnostic, interpersonal, communication and collaborative skills.
Multicultural competence.
Demonstrated experience in the assessment and management of suicidality and crisis intervention.
Background in college counseling or in treating late adolescents and emerging adults. Experience with brief therapy models, including short-term psychodynamic therapy. Demonstrated experience in one or more of the following areas of clinical interest:
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