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Psychology Fellows
2 months ago
Description
Job Title
Psychology Doctoral Fellow
Job Location
Main Campus
Job Overview
Located in a historic neighborhood in the nation's capital, Georgetown is dedicated to academic rigor, a global perspective, and social justice. Join our tight-knit community of individuals making a difference in the world.
Compensation
- Full-time position
Responsibilities
- Provide direct clinical services to students
- Consult with deans and faculty on student issues
- Evaluate students with psychological distress
- Offer crisis intervention, brief counseling, outreach, and referral services
- Provide consultation to deans, parents, faculty, and staff on student mental health issues
- Participate in the CAPS (Counseling and Psychiatric Service) on-call system
- Work under the supervision of licensed CAPS psychologists
Requirements
- Pre-doctoral internship in psychology or related field
- Familiarity and skill in one or more areas like diversity and multicultural issues, eating disorders, substance abuse, LGBTQ issues, and sexual assault trauma
We're excited for you to apply!
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