Counseling and Psychological Services Therapist

Counseling and Psychological Services Therapist

Posted 2 days ago. Seniority Level: Entry level.

Employment type:

Full-time.

Location:

North Carolina, US.

As a licensed or license‑eligible psychologist or social worker, the CAPS Therapist provides individual, couples, and group therapy, crisis intervention, outreach services, medication‑evaluation, and risk‑assessment for the Dean of Students office. The role also includes supervision of practicum students and interns, training, and active participation in campus committees related to counseling.

• Provide individual, couples, and group therapy.
• Conduct assessments and produce reports.
• Supervise practicum students and interns.
• Develop and deliver outreach programming.
• Offer crisis intervention, including daytime, evening, and weekend on‑call services.
• Consult with university community members and participate in campus counseling committees.
• Engage in health education through one‑on‑one student interactions.

• Relevant professional degree (or foreign equivalent) and licensure in psychology, social work, or mental‑health practice in North Carolina.

• Board eligibility for licensure by the North Carolina Board of Psychology or Social Work.
• Board certification expected; newly graduated interns will have support to transition to certification.
• Deep knowledge of current practices and standards within the field.
• Commitment to quality mental‑health service delivery.
• Ability to collaborate with professional and support staff for integrated services.

• Experience working with traditional college‑aged students (18–25).
• Prior university‑setting experience and familiarity with developmental processes during college years.

• Availability for daytime, evening, and weekend on‑call services.

40 hours per week; full‑time permanent.