The Director of the Psy.D. program responsibilities includes ensuring the quality and integrity of academic programs, providing collaborative leadership to faculty and staff including curriculum development, APA accreditation processes, and student advisement. Clinical expertise is valued through experience in clinical supervision and maintaining licensure as is appropriate. This is a twelve-month, full-time administrative position with an annual teaching load of twelve credits. The Director will report to the Dean of Counseling and Psychology.

The Division of Counseling and Psychology encompasses three degree levels including an undergraduate program in psychology; graduate programs in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, and a M.Ed. in School Counseling and a recently APA accredited doctoral program in Counseling and School Psychology (Psy.D).

The successful candidate will demonstrate strong collegial engagement with students, faculty, and staff and the ability to expand and foster collaboration with clinical sites while building partnerships to enhance the University’s impact on the behavioral health workforce development.