Psychologist, Licensed Mental Health Counselor, or Licensed Social Worker - Student Counseling
About This Role
Job Description
The individual filling this position has responsibility for
providing mental health services to students currently enrolled at
the University of Indianapolis. Priority consideration will be
given to individuals who demonstrate sensitivity to diversity and
multicultural issues and have proficiency in addressing aspects of
students’ intersecting identities, and equity and inclusion
disparities within the context of psychotherapy. Duties include
individual and group counseling, psycho-education, crisis
intervention, outreach, and consultative services to students.
Consultation and psychoeducation for parents, faculty/staff and
university community members is also expected.
Schedule
Fall semester 2026 — up to 19 hours/week (during M-F 8a-4:30p work
hours — preferably available on Mondays and Wednesdays); there is
the potential for the position to continue beyond Fall semester,
depending on staffing and funding availability.
REQUIREMENTS/MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:…
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