Supervising Psychologist Student Wellness Program

Supervising Psychologist at the Student Wellness Program

Recruitment began on July 28, 2026

and the job listing Expires on August 28, 2026

Supervising Psychologist at the Student Wellness Program

Position Title
:
Supervising Psychologist (20 hours)
Department
:
Student Wellness Program
FLSA Status
:
Non-Exempt/Part-Time
Reports to
:
Clinical Director
Location
:
Diablo Valley College (work may require visits to both campuses in Pleasant Hill and San Ramon), and Life Learning Academy on Treasure Island. – In-person
Compensation
: $92,302 to $110,310
Additional Perks
:
Free access to the Wright Institute CE programs & Wright Institute Library Resources
Revision Date
:
July, 2026

This job description is not a contract of employment and its provisions are not intended to imply a contractual relationship. It does not alter your at-will employment relationship with The Wright Institute. We appreciate your interest and patience as we complete internal planning and timelines. All applicants will be contacted once the review process begins.

About Student Wellness Program

Student Wellness is a part of the Wright Institute Clinical Services and serves Contra Costa College, Diablo Valley College, Greenwood Academy and Life Learning Academy. We work with a diverse population of clients who have histories of complex trauma. We work from a strength based, integrative perspective that has a strong social justice foundation, and utilize the Attachment, Regulation, and Competencies (ARC) framework.

About the Wright Institute

The Wright Institute is an independent graduate school of psychology founded in 1968 in Berkeley, California. It has a doctoral program in clinical psychology and a master’s program in counseling psychology.

Program dates:
August 1, 2026 – July 31, 2027
Required days:
Mondays (on school site) and Wednesdays (at the Wright Institute in Berkeley).

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Providing group and/or individual supervision to PsyD students on a weekly basis
• Assisting with teaching and facilitating the didactic seminar
• Reviewing and signing off on student paperwork
• Being on call for crises/reporting consults
• Assisting with planning, facilitating, and teaching at student orientation
• Consulting and collaborating with college/school staff including attendance of care team meetings
• Assisting with program administration duties
• Crisis intervention and consultation

Skills and Qualifications

• Experience of working in college or school setting
• Experience with crisis intervention
• Experience with working with severe, complex trauma
• Supervising psychologist must be licensed in California

Questions may be sent to drobinson. References will be requested upon invitation to interview.