Identity-Focused Psychologist
Student Counseling Services (SCS) at Connecticut College is pleased to announce a full-time (37.5 hours), academic year (42 weeks) Psychologist position. This is a clinical position with some administrative duties. Position duties include consultative, clinical, crisis and outreach services to the campus community. The position requires psychological diagnosis and treatment of student patients and will provide clinical supervision for the training program (practicum students). In addition to having a general expert knowledge of mental health and psychological functioning, this position will have experience with and proficiency in addressing issues and aspects of identity within the context of psychotherapy. The Psychologist will report directly to the Director of Student Counseling and Health Services.
Identity-focused Psychologist. We are seeking a licensed clinician to join our Identity-Focused team, providing expert mental health support to neurodivergent students and the broader campus community. This role involves diagnostic assessment and treatment, as well as consultation, crisis response, outreach, and clinical supervision for our training program. The ideal candidate will bring experience in affirmative, sex-positive, and culturally responsive counseling, with a strong commitment to supporting self-determination, exploring intersections of identity, and fostering an inclusive and affirming campus environment. Will have a general expert knowledge of mental health and psychological functioning, along with a specific knowledge of college mental health. Will have experience with and proficiency in providing counseling that is affirmative, sex-positive, culturally sensitive, consistent with risk reduction principle. Will have experience in counseling that promotes self-determination and addresses issues of sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, and the intersection of these aspects of identities with other categories such as race, class, and religion, as well as physical functioning.
The Psychologist must have completed an APA-approved doctoral degree in Clinical/Counseling Psychology and an APA-approved internship, and be licensed (or license eligible) in the state of CT. Experience working in a college counseling setting or with emerging adults is preferred. Excellent professional, interpersonal, communication (both oral and written), and evidence-based counseling skills are required. Experience in the clinical treatment of neurodivergence, trauma and/or other college mental health issues along with supervision are beneficial. Successful candidates will demonstrate expertise in one of the above mentioned focus areas and have an investment in developing further clinical expertise.
As a highly selective residential liberal arts college, Connecticut College is committed to creating a vibrant community enriched by diverse perspectives, talents and experiences. We encourage applications from candidates who share this commitment and will contribute to the diversity of our college community.
Connecticut College educates students to put the liberal arts into action as citizens in a global society. A leader in the liberal arts since in 1911, the College is home to nationally ranked programs for internships, community action, arts and technology, environmental studies and international studies. Our beautiful 750-acre arboretum campus is located in the historic New England seaport community of New London, Connecticut, overlooking Long Island Sound.
Thorough applicant credentialing, including criminal records check will be conducted on the selected applicant. Submit materials (including resume, cover letter and three references) via the position link which is accessible at Connecticut College. Accepting resumes until the positions are filled.
Salary range $62k to $72,000
