Military and Family Life Counselor (School)

Mflc counselors deliver assessment, short-Term, solution-Focused counseling, and outreach services to eligible military individuals and youth in school settings. This involves collaboration with staff and parents to enhance the capacity for healthy development and coping with military life challenges.

Candidates must be u.s. Citizens fluent in english and hold a master's degree or higher in a relevant behavioral health field, along with a valid independent mental health license from any us state or territory. Successful candidates must also pass comprehensive background and suitability checks, including naci/Cnaci clearance.