University Psychologist - Therapy, Crisis & Supervision
University of California, Riverside
Riverside (CA)
On-site
USD 102,439 - 149,481
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
The University of California, Riverside is seeking a Licensed Psychologist for the Health Wellbeing and Safety department. This full-time position involves providing direct clinical services, including individual, couples, and group therapy, with a focus on serving diverse and marginalized student populations. Candidates should possess a doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology, hold a current license in California, and have significant clinical experience. The role may involve crisis intervention and requires a commitment to diversity and inclusion efforts.
Qualifications
Current, valid license to practice Psychology in California or ability to obtain prior to employment.
Experience working with underrepresented communities is preferred.
Minimum 4–7 years of clinical experience required.
Responsibilities
Provide direct clinical services including individual, couples, and group therapy.
Conduct outreach within the UCR campus community.
Support urgent mental health concerns and provide crisis debrief.
Skills
Knowledge of diverse populations
Effective communication skills
Problem-solving and critical thinking
Experience in crisis intervention
Education
Doctorate degree (Ph.D. or Psy.D.) in Clinical Psychology
Tools
Electronic/medical record systems
Job description
The University of California, Riverside is seeking a Licensed Psychologist for the Health Wellbeing and Safety department. This full-time position involves providing direct clinical services, including individual, couples, and group therapy, with a focus on serving diverse and marginalized student populations. Candidates should possess a doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology, hold a current license in California, and have significant clinical experience. The role may involve crisis intervention and requires a commitment to diversity and inclusion efforts.