Clinical Consultants - School of Behavioral SciencesLiberty University
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
2026-03-23Time Type
Part timeLocation
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