The Thomas E. Cook
Counseling Center invites applications for a staff
psychologist/counselor with a primary interest in college student mental
health. This is a full-time professional faculty appointment.
The Cook Counseling Center provides mental health services to the
student community of Virginia Tech. The Staff Psychologist/Counselor
works with a multidisciplinary staff of psychologists, counselors,
psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, psychology interns, and practicum
students to deliver services that maintain the highest standards of
professional and ethical care. The Staff Psychologist/Counselor has
responsibility for the following:
1. Provide individual services to students including initial assessment,
diagnosis, and determination of treatment needs.
2. Conduct on-going individual, couples, and group psychotherapy with
students.
3. Utilize appropriate psychometric assessments as needed during
evaluations.
4. Conduct crisis interventions as needed during after-hours emergency
on-call rotation.
5. Supervise pre-doctoral interns in APA-approved site as well as
practicum students.
6. Provide outreach services to the university community.
Ph.D./Psy.D.
in Counseling/Clinical from APA-approved program with APA-approved
internship (ABD students may be considered) ; Ph.D., Ed.D., or D.S.W. in
Counselor Education, Marriage and Family Therapy, Social work. Licensure
or license eligible in Commonwealth of Virginia (licensure required
within two years of hire). Interest and experience providing services to
a multicultural population.
Interest in and/or experience working with one or more of the following
populations: multicultural students, international students, and/or
LGBTQ students strongly preferred. Interest and experience with crisis
intervention, substance abuse, and eating disorders; experience in a
higher education setting.
Must
have a criminal background check
Interested applicants must apply on line at
www.jobs.vt.edu,
posting #070961. Complete the faculty application and attach a cover
letter, resume or vita and the names and contact information for three
professional references. Review of applications will begin on October 5,
2007.
Virginia Tech has a strong commitment to the principle of diversity and,
in that spirit, seeks a broad spectrum of candidates including women,
minorities, and people with disabilities. Individuals with disabilities
desiring accommodations in the application process should notify Dr.
Rita Klein at 540/231-6557 or
rfklein@vt.edu.
For additional information about Cook Counseling Center, please see our
web site at
www.ucc.vt.edu.