Professional Counselor I

The professional counselor i provides personal, academic, career, and alcohol/Drug counseling to individuals and groups, alongside delivering essential crisis intervention services and participating in an after-Hours on-Call rotation. This role also involves maintaining confidential records, administering psychological assessments, making referrals, and managing the administrative components of assigned cases.

Required qualifications include a master’s degree in counseling and guidance, social work, counseling, clinical psychology, or a related specialty, along with practical/Field placement experience relevant to college counseling. Candidates must have passed the national counselor exam (Nce) and be eligible for licensure such as lpc-Associate, lpc, lmft, lmsw, or lcsw.