Position Title:
Coordinator, Clinical Support
Job Description:
POSITION TITLE: Coordinator, Clinical Support
STATUS: Part-Time
DEPARTMENT: Center for Student Wellness and Support
DIVISION: Student Development
CLASSIFICATION: Non-Exempt
UNION: Non-union
REPORTS TO: Director of Center for Student Wellness and Support
PLACEMENT: Professional, Grade H09
HIRING RANGE: $29.15 - $32.80
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
The student population at the college is diverse in ethnicity, gender, language, age and background. Joliet Junior College is an AA/EO employer and strongly encourages applications from candidates who would enhance the diversity of its staff.
POSITION SUMMARY
Under the direct supervision of the Director of Center for Student Wellness and Support, the Clinical Support
Coordinator provides direct mental health counseling, comprehensive care coordination, and basic
needs support to ensure student success. This integrated role manages an individual counseling
caseload, intervenes during mental health crises, and oversees essential social support services,
including the Wolves Essentials Pantry and micro-pantries. Additionally, the Coordinator plays a vital
role in developing wellness programming, building community referral networks, and empowering
students through tailored action plans. Flexibility for occasional evenings, weekends, and travel
between campuses is required.
ESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES AND KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Carry a caseload of individual clients, providing mental health counseling and crisis intervention.
2. Develop and maintain treatment plans, assess progress, and ensure continuity of care for all clients.
3. Meet with students to evaluate situations, assess needs, and create action plans that integrate counseling and care coordination.
4. Document counseling sessions and care coordination outcomes in compliance with legal and ethical standards.
5. Assist with CARE Reports and in the daily operations of the Wolves Essentials Pantry and micro-
pantries, ensuring equitable access to food, clothing, hygiene products, etc. while promoting the
utilization of these services
6. Co-develop and maintain a network of on-campus support, community-based agencies, programs, and workshops that support student success, including but not limited to: local/regional mental health and social services agencies, shelter and emergency housing, medical and insurance assistance, food pantries, and other social supports.
7. Assist in developing and implementing ongoing programming, workshops, groups, educational outreaches relating to emotional wellness and resource availability, and psychoeducation directed toward students and adult education services.
8. Participate in responding to immediate students’ crisis by traveling to student crisis on campus, providing immediate assessment of crisis, and enacting crisis management protocols.
9. Conduct assessment and prepare monthly/semester/annual reports on case management activities, including but not limited to trends, data analysis, and program evaluations.
10. Assist in consultation and training faculty and staff, as needed, to increase awareness on how to manage a student in distress and other topics relating to mental health advocacy.
11. Identify and participate in on-going professional development, maintain compliance with licensure requirements, and complete any mandated training identified by the college.
12. Perform related duties as assigned, in compliance with college policy and procedure.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
1. Master’s degree in social work or counseling.
2. Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) or Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) or Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the State of Illinois.
3. Two (2) years of experience working with clients/students in conducting case management, individual counseling, and crisis intervention in a support team approach environment.
4. Knowledge of related sexual violence, domestic violence, mental health, and disability laws.
5. Excellent written, oral, and interpersonal communication skills and ability to work as a part of a team.
6. Demonstrate a commitment to fostering an inclusive and supportive environment for all students, with a particular focus on addressing barriers faced by historically underserved and marginalized groups.
7. Demonstrated ability to interpret a variety of instructions furnished in written, oral, diagram, or schedule form.
8. Proficient in Word, Outlook and Excel with ability to learn specific software such as Maxient, Navigate, Titanium, and Ellucian Colleague.
9. Ability to establish and maintain cooperative and effective working relationships with other members of the college and community, displaying cultural competence as well as emotional intelligence.
10. Demonstrated commitment to the college’s core values of respect and inclusion, sustainability, integrity, collaboration, humor and well-being, innovation and quality.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
1. Experience at the community college or university counseling center.
2. Experience working with more severe psychopathology.
3. Working knowledge of social service agencies and Medicaid eligibility and enrollment.
4. Experience in providing counseling/case management services via remote methods, such as video or phone.
5. Focus on being student-centered with a passion for student life and associated best practices in the context of higher education.
6. Maintains own professional liability/malpractice insurance.
7. English and Spanish verbal and written communication proficiency.
8. Demonstrated multicultural competence.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS
1. Normal office physical demands.
2. Ability to travel and work between campus locations.
3. Ability to work weekend hours as needed.
WORKING CONDITIONS
1. Duties are performed indoors in the usual office and/or outdoor environment.
BENEFITS
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Full Time/Part Time:
Part time
Union (If Applicable):
Scheduled Hours:
20
