Workplace Wellbeing Psychologist & Program Lead

UCSF Health, AG; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

UCSF invites applications for a Faculty & Staff Assistance Program (FSAP) psychologist to provide brief mental health counseling, confidential coaching, and organizational interventions across the UCSF campus. The role emphasizes collaboration with managers, clinicians, and staff within a complex academic health system.

The successful candidate will hold a Doctoral degree in psychology, a California license, and experience in EAP settings, program development, and culturally responsive practice;

Qualifications

• Doctoral degree in clinical psychology from an accredited institution.
• Current California license as a psychologist.
• Experience in psychological assessment and brief counseling with adults.
• Experience providing behavioral health consultation to managers and leaders.
• Experience developing and delivering workplace behavioral health programs.
• Commitment to culturally responsive clinical practice.

Responsibilities

• Provide brief, confidential mental health counseling to UCSF faculty, staff, and trainees.
• Offer behavioral health consultation to managers and leaders and advise on workplace interventions.
• Support development and delivery of FSAP programs and supervise postdoctoral fellows.
• Collaborate across disciplines within a complex academic health system and train staff.

Skills

Clinical psychology

Assessment

Brief counseling

Consultation to managers

Program development

Cultural responsiveness

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Education

PhD or PsyD in Clinical Psychology

California licensed psychologist

Job description

UCSF invites applications for a Faculty & Staff Assistance Program (FSAP) psychologist to provide brief mental health counseling, confidential coaching, and organizational interventions across the UCSF campus. The role emphasizes collaboration with managers, clinicians, and staff within a complex academic health system.

The successful candidate will hold a Doctoral degree in psychology, a California license, and experience in EAP settings, program development, and culturally responsive practice;