Licensed Mental Health Professional

Licensed Mental Health Professionals (CSW, MFT, CMHC, LP) in the Counseling and Psychological Services Center (CPSC) provide individual, couples, and group counseling services to Weber State University Students. Counseling addresses psychological, social, academic, and other personal issues that directly or indirectly impair clients in their functioning at WSU. Limited crisis intervention is provided during business hours. In addition to counseling, professional clinical staff provide some outreach and consultation services upon request. Such services are designed to educate, enhance skills, and increase mental health awareness. CPSC staff may serve on university committees and/or task forces contributing important knowledge regarding student mental health to the broader WSU community. Depending upon the needs of the Center and the university community, the percentage of time spent engaging in various duties and responsibilities may vary.

• Terminal degree in a mental health field from an appropriately-accredited college/university and graduate program.
• Current unrestricted license to practice mental health therapy, independently or under the supervision of a licensed professional, in Utah OR be able to attain such license prior to start date. Please note that all appropriate requirements for practice must be completed prior to start date (see http://www.dopl.utah.gov/ for details).
• Experience providing individual psychotherapy to adult outpatients.

• Independently licensed to practice without clinical supervision.
• Experience providing clinical supervision to graduate students and/or provisionally licensed clinicians.
• Experience providing individual psychotherapy in a university counseling center setting.
• Proficiency in computer use and clinical record keeping.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills, and the ability to build rapport with individuals with a range of clinical presentations.