Clinical Consultants - School of Behavioral Sciences

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Clinical Consultant – Counseling Intensives 

The Department of Counselor Education is seeking local, licensed mental health professionals to serve as Clinical Consultants for our on-campus intensives. Clinical Consultants will assist with teaching two courses: COUC 505 Counseling Techniques and the Helping Relationship and COUC 512 Group Counseling, both of which are a part of our CACREP-accredited Clinical Mental Health Counseling program. 

 

Role Overview 
Clinical Consultants will work collaboratively under a lead teaching faculty member by providing direct support to counseling students as they practice and strengthen their skills in a structured, hands-on learning environment.  Consultants serve as encouragers, guides, and evaluators, helping students integrate theory into practice while modeling professional counseling standards. 

Time Commitment 

• Courses will take place over the full semester with a one-week intensive (as outlined below) which will take place on campus 

• Consultants are present on campus Monday–Thursday, 12:00–5:00 p.m., and Friday, 8:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. during the intensive week. 

• Outside of that week, consultants remotely complete a limited amount of grading and provide weekly student support as needed. 

Primary Responsibilities 

• Engage with students during live intensive sessions by observing, offering feedback, and supporting skill development. 

• Provide written and verbal evaluation of student counseling skills. 

• Model ethical practice and professional presence consistent with CACREP standards and the counseling profession. 

• Complete assigned grading and brief student support tasks throughout the semester. 

• Meet and collaborate with lead faculty to ensure consistency of student experience and academic integrity. 

Qualifications 

• Master’s degree or higher in counseling or a related mental health field. 

• Current licensure (LPC, LCMHC with supervision credentials preferred). 

• At least two years of post-licensure clinical experience. 

• A commitment to mentoring counseling students and supporting their professional growth. 

• Alignment with the mission and values of Liberty University. 

Target Hire Date

2025-09-30

Time Type

Part time

Location

Remote Location

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