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Who is Saint Louis University? Founded in 1818, Saint Louis University is one of the nation's oldest and most prestigious Catholic universities. SLU, which also has a campus in Madrid, Spain, is recognized for world-class academics, life-changing research, compassionate health care, and a strong commitment to faith and service. As a member of the University Counseling Center team, the Clinical Case Manager/Therapist is responsible for the assessment and delivery of case management, outpatient mental health services and community outreach services. These services include consultation, prevention services, crisis intervention and outreach support to faculty, staff and student organizations. This position oversees clinical case management needs and care coordination for inpatient psychiatry admissions and discharges as well as outpatient intensive care services. Job Duties and Responsibilities
Oversees the assessment, planning and coordinating of care for students navigating healthcare systems and community resources; assist students with psychosocial needs and connection to clinically appropriate services Refers students to off-campus clinical services for specialized treatment and/or long-term therapy as appropriate Assists in ensuring smooth transition from crisis intervention to case management; coordinates transition to local behavioral urgent care and/or emergency room when clinically recommended Consults and collaborates with counselors, psychiatrists, physicians, nurses, and administrators, including the Dean of Students office, to ensure continuity of care for hospitalized students; tracks, monitors and follows up on case management outcomes for disposition planning and management of students with mental health needs Monitors behavioral triage phone line dashboard to ensure the coordination of appropriate follow-up services for students Establishes professional relationships and/or partnerships with external agencies and organizations via MOUs/formal agreements; maintains and coordinates updating of community referral database Provides outreach and education about UCC service offerings to campus partners, staff, faculty and student organizations via workshops, presentations, etc. Participate in student well-being committees and UCC initiatives Conduct phone, in-person and/or virtual triage and wellness consultation and intake assessment appointments Provide psychotherapy/counseling services for students as individuals and/or in groups; offer crisis intervention services to students with clinical emergencies Using nationally and internationally recognized diagnostic systems, diagnose student and develop and implement treatment plans consistent with clinical diagnosis Maintain compliance with mandatory local, state and federal reporting laws and professional and ethical standards and guidelines Maintain a knowledge of federal, state, and local mental health system and well-being resources Keep timely, accurate, and ethical records consistent with UCC policy
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
Possesses a high level of personal and professional integrity, strong sense of ethics and ability to maintain privacy and confidentiality Strong written and verbal communication skills; public speaking and presentation skills Excellent organizational skills with attentiveness to detail Committed to providing excellent customer service A commitment to anti-racism, social justice, equity, and inclusion Possess crisis intervention, suicide prevention and crisis management skills Flexibility in responding to day-to-day clinical service demands and provider staffing coverage needs within the UCC Ability to work effectively with colleagues in a team environment and to collaborate with professionals across a variety of disciplines Ability to identify emotional, behavioral and psychosocial needs and strengths and to formulate treatment plans Willingness to identify and implement creative and innovative clinical interventions consistent with current best practices and treatment plan goals and objectives Ability to work with diverse student population, including knowledge of related cultural influences that may affect health Interpersonal human relations skills including ability to maintain and convey a positive attitude Training in trauma-informed care and psychotherapy approaches to trauma. Experience with, and sensitivity to, diverse populations and the ability to build inclusive and equitable communities where differences are appreciated and engaged. Openness to feedback and a commitment to personal and professional growth. Effective conflict management skills Understanding of academic cultures, rules, and regulations
Required Experience
Master's Degree in Clinical Social Work, Clinical Psychology, Marital and Family Therapy or Professional Counseling (or related degree) with training and experience with crisis intervention and case management; three years of related post-licensure experience Full Clinical Licensure (LCSW, PhD/PsyD, LMFT, LPC)- State of Missouri or eligibility for MO licensure, as documented by out-of-state licensure and in-process Missouri licensure application
Function
Student Support
Scheduled Weekly Hours: 40
Saint Louis University is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. All qualified candidates will receive consideration for the position applied for without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, military/veteran status, gender identity, or other non-merit factors. If accommodations are needed for completing the application and/or with the interviewing process, please contact Human Resources at 314-977-5847.
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Saint Louis University
Oct 21, 2025