Clinical Therapist- Part Time, Temporary

Clinical Therapist (Part-time, Temporary) ABOUT THE CWC:

CCAD's Counseling & Wellness Center (CWC) is seeking an energetic and creative mental health professional to fill the role of Part-Time Clinical Therapist (Temporary). The CWC staff is a highly collaborative and cohesive team. We provide high quality, compassionate mental health services for students, and collaborate with community partners to implement relevant and engaging outreach and training programs. We believe in students' resilience and strength, and we honor diversity, equity, and inclusion in our work.

Our goal is to support students in their natural ability to thrive at CCAD and beyond, and to inspire a creative culture that prioritizes and fosters whole-human health, education, and growth.

Direct service responsibilities primarily include carrying an ongoing caseload for individual therapy and engaging in brief triage and problem-solving therapy and crisis response. The Part-Time Clinical Therapist may be asked to assist in the development and implementation of wellness programming, training, and consultation for the CCAD community. Percentage of time spent in job duty responsibility categories may shift based on current needs of the CWC.

Typical hours of operation are between 9:00am and 5:00pm, Monday-Friday, with potential moderate flexibility.

This is a temporary employment position with opportunity to be renewed based on professional and organization fit and needs of the organization. Anticipated start date will be August 1, 2026 thru May 31 2027.

• Provide individual therapy for students, consistent with CWC's scope and mission, including biopsychosocial DSM-V-TR diagnostic assessment
• Provide intake sessions, triage and problem-solving sessions, and crisis intervention response.
• Engage in case management for continuity of care and linkage/coordination with CCAD and community resources
• Consult with faculty, staff, family/support people, and students with regard to student mental health or behavioral concerns and support
• Adhere to professional codes of ethics, laws, and protocols of the CWC

• Complete all clinical documentation within the electronic records system (Titanium Schedule), according to CWC standards
• Participate in regularly scheduled CWC team meetings
• Maintain professional development to stay knowledgeable regarding college mental health, changing trends, best practices, legal and ethical issues, or specific populations/clinical considerations
• Assist in other administrative functions or tasks, as requested

• If time and scheduling allows, assist other CWC or Student Affairs staff with the execution of wellness-oriented outreach programming for the CCAD community

• Have completed at least a master's level program in a mental health field
• Are licensed or license-eligible in the state of Ohio to practice as an LPC, LSW, MFT, or psychologist. Please consult Ohio counselor/social worker/MFT or psychology board for licensing information.
• Evidence strong therapeutic, risk assessment, and crisis intervention skills
• Are able to deliver engaging and innovative outreach, wellness, or training programming
• Demonstrate a record of teamwork and creativity
• Are able to operate within an electronic record management system (Titanium), and demonstrate technology literacy and competence
• Are self-motivated and able to work within flexible and fast-paced environments
• Are down-to-earth and highly relatable with college students in therapeutic and programmatic contexts

• Have experience working in a collegiate setting
• Independent license in the state of Ohio to practice as an LPCC, LISW, IMFT, or psychologist.
• Demonstrate appreciation and knowledge of the process of intersectional identity development
• Have experience and competence in the treatment of trauma-related, comorbid, or severe mental health concerns
• Experience and competence in working with people of color
• Experience and competence in working with LGBTQIA+ identifying individuals,…