Lead Counselor – Glaeser Counseling Services

Foster Student Well-Being and Lead with Compassion at Juniata College
Huntingdon, Pennsylvania | Appointment begins as early as August 2025

Juniata College invites applications for a Lead Counselor to direct the operations of Glaeser Counseling Services. This is a pivotal opportunity for a compassionate, equity-minded, and clinically experienced professional to lead a dedicated team providing inclusive, evidence-based mental health care in a vibrant liberal arts environment.

We welcome candidates seeking 10-, 10.5-, 11-, or 12-month appointments. The position offers a starting salary of $55,000 (12-month equivalent), with the final compensation prorated by appointment length and commensurate with experience.

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About Juniata College

Located in the scenic mountains of central Pennsylvania, Juniata is a nationally recognized liberal arts college known for academic excellence, community spirit, and strong student support. Our student-centered approach creates a culture of collaboration, inclusion, and personal growth.

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About the Role

The Lead Counselor is responsible for the clinical and administrative leadership of Glaeser Counseling Services. This role sets the tone for our mental health programming and drives meaningful campus-wide collaboration to support student success and well-being.

Key Responsibilities

• Supervise a diverse team of counselors and graduate interns

  
  


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  Oversee clinical services, case consultation, and treatment planning

  
  


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  Coordinate crisis response and postvention protocols

  
  


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  Develop and revise center policies in line with best practices and legal guidelines

  
  


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  Manage electronic health records and quality assurance

  
  


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  Foster campus-wide mental health initiatives and cross-departmental collaboration

  
  


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  Provide direct clinical services (individual, group, and crisis counseling)

  
  


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  Lead efforts in outreach, training, and community education

  
  


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  Advance inclusive practices that center equity, identity, and belonging

  
  


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  Support grant-funded wellness programming and strategic planning

  
  


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  Serve as the central voice for mental health communication to students, families, faculty, and staff

  
  

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Qualifications

Required:

• Master's degree in clinical/counseling psychology or a related field

  
  


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  Active Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

  
  


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  5–7 years of professional counseling experience

  
  


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  Demonstrated experience working with college-aged populations

  
  


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  Background check clearance

  
  

Preferred:

• Supervisory experience in a clinical or campus-based setting

  
  


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  Experience in residential liberal arts education

  
  


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  Commitment to equity, diversity, inclusion, and student development

  
  


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  Familiarity with EHR platforms and data-informed decision-making

  
  


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  Collaborative, transparent, and strategic leadership style

  
  

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What We Offer

• A highly collaborative, student-centered campus culture

  
  


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  Flexibility in appointment length

  
  


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  The opportunity to shape student wellness strategy across campus

  
  


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  Support for professional growth and development

  
  


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  A welcoming, inclusive environment committed to your success

  
  


• A benefits package that prioritizes well-being and work-life balance

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Ready to Lead with Purpose?
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Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled.

Salary/Compensation: $55,000 per year

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