Jobs UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO BOULDER

CU Boulder CAPS is looking to fill our two Psychology postdoctoral fellowship positions, each focusing on clinical services with the opportunity to select a particular area of concentration. The fellows will provide direct clinical services, including group and individual psychotherapy, case management, initial screening assessments, and crisis intervention. These roles will attend multidisciplinary seminars and meetings, and will conduct outreach and community engagement activities as needed. All postdoctoral fellows receive a minimum of 1 hour of primary supervision weekly and 30 minutes of track-specific supervision.

Psychology Postdoctoral Fellows are given the opportunity to choose a track of clinical focus throughout the training year. Applicants are invited to identify the track(s) which interest them:

1. In the Crisis Care and Triage track, the postdoc will provide triage sessions to CU Boulder students in crisis and post-hospital case management disposition sessions. The role will also join the Crisis/Triage Team meetings, co-facilitate an intensive DBT group, and have the chance to be involved in continuously updating crisis/triage workflow processes in a large University clinic.
2. In the Multicultural Focus track, the postdoc provides outreach and clinical services to multi-culturally diverse and historically under-represented student populations. The postdoc develops relationships with campus partners to develop strategies for best serving underrepresented students. Finally, the postdoc is encouraged to complete a project of their choice related to increasing access, reducing barriers, and offering culturally appropriate services to underrepresented students.
3. In the CAPS Counselor-in-Residence (CIR) track, the postdoc supports Residence Life staff in addressing the mental health concerns of student residents. The position develops responsive, preventative mental health programming, provides psycho-education to Residence Life staff on mental health topics, and cultivates relationships with staff and residents. The postdoc collaborates with the Embedded Team at CAPS to provide community engagement and outreach initiatives related to student residents.
4. In the Behavioral Health track, the fellow works alongside CAPS' Behavioral Health Team to offer integrated care to CU students. This position has opportunities to offer behavioral health interventions to students, collaborate with medical professionals within CU's Medical Services, maintain a caseload of generalist clients, and receive further training and didactic experiences within behavioral health, professional issues, and culturally responsive care. The fellow also facilitates at least one therapy group each semester and other behavioral health related training opportunities within CAPS and/or Medical Services.