Staff Psychologist — CAPS Counseling & Training Lead

MePA; Athens (GA); Hybrid; USD 65,000 - 79,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Georgia in Athens seeks a Staff Psychologist within CAPS to provide therapy, crisis intervention, outreach, and consultation to the campus community. Clinicians deliver group and individual therapy, crisis interventions, and referrals; integral to training and performance improvement initiatives.

Required is a Doctoral degree in counseling or clinical psychology, licensure readiness, and experience with university counseling settings; strong interpersonal skills are essential

Qualifications

• Doctoral degree in counseling or clinical psychology or a closely related field from an APA‑approved (or equivalent) Psychology program.
• Preference for licensure readiness and experience with college counseling centers.
• Ability to communicate and provide services in more than one language.

Responsibilities

• Clinical evaluation and counseling/psychotherapy to groups, couples, and individuals.
• Provide crisis counseling, consultation and outreach to students and staff.
• Clinical supervision of new staff and trainees, including treatment planning and documentation.
• Coordinate referrals and maintain documentation per CAPS and UHC policies.
• Engage in training activities and outreach to the campus community.

Skills

Strong interpersonal skills

Ability to work in a fast-paced env

Bilingual capability / multiple语言

Education

Doctoral degree in counseling or clinical psychology

Tools

OpenSuite

Job description

The University of Georgia in Athens seeks a Staff Psychologist within CAPS to provide therapy, crisis intervention, outreach, and consultation to the campus community. Clinicians deliver group and individual therapy, crisis interventions, and referrals; integral to training and performance improvement initiatives.

Required is a Doctoral degree in counseling or clinical psychology, licensure readiness, and experience with university counseling settings; strong interpersonal skills are essential