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Description/Job Summary
Reporting to the Vice President for Student Affairs, or designee, This position supports students' academic success and retention through case management, counseling, psycho-educational activities, and referrals to resources. This position also is responsible to coordinate services and staff within the Wellness and Counseling Center. This position maintains high student contact to address barriers students may be facing to help support their success at Baltimore City Community College.
Responsibilities/Duties
Provide case management services to students, including developing student success plans, referrals to community resources, and collaboration with other professionals
Plan, coordinate and implement the delivery of mental health services to support student academic success and retention, including intake assessment, treatment plan, on-going counseling, and crisis intervention
Supervises other counselors, interns, and support staff members including providing the required supervision hours required for State Mental Health Licenses as appropriate and allowed by the appropriate licensing board.
Develop and coordinate professional development opportunities for faculty, staff, and students related to mental health services
Helps coordinate the Behavioral Intervention Team, Title IX Team, and other on-campus programs as a mental health expert
Maintain confidential, timely, and accurate documentation of student records
Develop and facilitate support groups and psycho-educational workshops
Collaborate with community organizations to offer additional resources and referrals as needed
Serve as a facilitator to faculty, staff, and administration regarding students with behavioral or mental health concerns
Collaborate with staff and faculty to promote positive mental health outreach
Serve as task supervisor to student interns
Other duties as assigned
Required Qualifications
Master's Degree in a Mental Health field such as Counseling, Social Work, or Psychologist.
State Licensure, or ability to be license in Maryland within one year (LPC, LP, LMSW or another Mental Health License) (license in good standing)
Two years of clinical counseling experience as part of a case management support team and experience navigating community resources.
One year experience supervising other licensed mental health professionals.
Preferred Qualifications
Two years of clinical counseling experience in a Community College or University Counseling Center.
Two years of experience serving as part of a Behavioral Intervention (BIT) Team