Assistant Director, Intervention & Recovery Services

Indiana University; Bloomington (IN); On-site; USD 72,000 - 76,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive health insurance

Tuition subsidy for IU courses

Generous paid time off plans

Employee assistance program (EAP)

Retirement plan with IU contributions

Job summary

Indiana University Bloomington is seeking an Assistant Director for Intervention Services within Health Promotion to lead intervention services, recovery support, and wellbeing initiatives for students.

The role includes overseeing intake, case management, collaboration with campus partners, supervising practicum students, and delivering trainings, with a primary clinical caseload and a commitment to evidence-based harm reduction.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in relevant mental health area.
• 4 years of post-degree experience.
• Licensed in Indiana (LCSW/LMHC/LMFT) or license eligible upon hire.

Responsibilities

• Provides leadership for intervention services, recovery support, and wellbeing programs within Health Promotion.
• Oversees daily operation of intervention services, intake, referral, scheduling, and case management.
• Maintains primary clinical caseload with a focus on student well-being and academic success.
• Supervises practicum students and staff; delivers trainings to students and staff.
• Collaborates with campus partners to advance prevention, recovery, and harm reduction initiatives.

Skills

Communication skills

Professionalism

Time management

Quality focus

Flexibility

Learning mindset

Attention to detail

Initiative

Influence

Confidentiality

Education

Master's degree in mental health

Job description

Indiana University Bloomington is seeking an Assistant Director for Intervention Services within Health Promotion to lead intervention services, recovery support, and wellbeing initiatives for students.

The role includes overseeing intake, case management, collaboration with campus partners, supervising practicum students, and delivering trainings, with a primary clinical caseload and a commitment to evidence-based harm reduction.