• Job Type: Officer of Administration
• Bargaining Unit:
• Regular/Temporary: Regular
• End Date if Temporary:
• Hours Per Week: 35
• Standard Work Schedule:
• Building:
• Salary Range: $90,000 - $100,000

Position Summary

As a member of the Counseling Services, the full-time psychotherapist provides in-person assessment and clinical care to a diverse population of Columbia University Irving Medical Center students and their dependents.

Responsibilities

• Provision of short term treatment, consultation and referral of students for appropriate care in support of academic success and
  retention.
• Facilitation of the triage and evaluation process.
• Participation in after hours on-call rotation
• Provision of outreach and education to students.
• Participation on committees and in team meetings within Counseling Services.
• Maintenance of quality assurance and improvement activities.
• Provision of care in an interpersonally and culturally sensitive manner.
• Documentation of care as prescribed by law and in accordance with best practices.
• Performance of a variety of other job related responsibilities as requested.

Minimum Qualifications

• Masters level degree or higher with licensure in the state of New York.
• Preference will be given to those with university counseling center experience
• Demonstrated competence in crisis intervention, assessing need for psychiatric hospitalization, handling psychiatric emergencies, and supervising referral for inpatient care is required.
• Evidence of experience working with severe and persistent psychiatric illness in an outpatient or university setting and/or on a
  psychiatric inpatient unit, or the functional equivalent, is required.
• Demonstrated excellence in psychiatric assessment and diagnosis, including mastery of diagnostic nomenclature, and an
  understanding of best practices in diagnostic evaluation and time-limited
• Demonstrated commitment to and proficiency in cultural competency.

Preferred Qualifications

• Prior experience with and/or additional training in the psychological care of late adolescents and young adults with the following
  subspecialties: trauma-informed treatment, DBT, multicultural psychology, and substance abuse.
• Training and experience in short-term models of treatment.
• Prior experience in urgent care coordination and high risk psychological evaluations.