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Clinical Faculty (CFS Track) -Counseling & Psychological Services Diversity

Brigham Young University (BYU),

Counseling and Psychological Services, Brigham Young University

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Last Posted:

Tue, Nov 5th, '24

Deadline:

This position will be open through November 27, 2024

Start Date:

August 2025

Last Updated:

Tue, Nov 5th, '24

POSITION DESCRIPTION

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Full Time

Clinical Faculty (CFS Track) - Counseling and Psychological Services

Brigham Young University's Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) is seeking applications for full-time CFS-professional faculty positions. These are Continuing Faculty Status positions that may be under-filled with a visitor. To apply visit yjobs.byu.edu and search for faculty position number 134686.

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

This position is focused on the direct delivery of psychological services to the BYU campus community, including students, faculty and administration. All faculty will convey the love of Jesus Christ through their service to students, and clinical work include an emphasis on servicing students with compassion as disciples of Jesus Christ should. The primary function of a CAPS faculty member will consist of providing individual, group, and couples therapy. Faculty will also engage in outreach and consultation. Teaching activities will build faith in Jesus Christ and will include scientifically accurate content in the domain of the field of psychology. All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply, including women, people of color, and people with disabilities.

DUTIES/EXPECTATIONS

Direct Services (24 hours, 60%)

Conduct individual therapy, group therapy, and couples therapy
Supervise graduate therapists-in-training (including supervision of interns from our APA-accredited internship)
Teach one Student Development course focused on mental health and psychology topics
Provide community level outreach intervention and consultation to the university community

Indirect/Administrative Services (16 hours, 40%)

Participate in scholarly activity and relevant research
Serve on assigned faculty department and university committees
Complete clinical documentation
Receive training and education in professional issues and trends, participate in professional organizations, and complete continuing education to maintain licensure
Participate in mentorship activities as assigned

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

A doctorate in clinical or counseling psychology, marriage and family therapy, or social work is required (must have completed degree by staring date). Utah licensure is required within one year of hire.
Ability and desire to interact with students.
Excellent communication skills, both oral and written.
Excellent interpersonal skills including the ability to work collaboratively with colleagues and students.
Flexibility.

DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

Experience with psychotherapy, assessment, and training of Ph.D. students in a university setting is preferred.
We highly encourage applicants with experience or demonstrated competency in working with diverse populations.
Previous college counseling center experience preferred.
Strengths in outreach, teaching, primary prevention work is preferred.
Demonstrated potential for leadership.