• Provide clinical services, including consultation, assessment, and individual counseling for DVM students.
• Provide case management, facilitate referrals to internal and external resources, and coordinate follow-up.
• Provide therapeutic crisis intervention.
• Conduct and interpret and/or facilitate referrals for psychometric testing (doctoral-level psychologists only) for accommodation considerations and work alongside the Access and Accommodations Service in helping determine reasonable accommodations during DVM student education.
• Support incoming DVM students and participate in orientation programming.
• Collaborate with the Wilson Counseling Center to offer workshops, outreach events, and wellness initiatives tailored to the needs of veterinary students.
• Provide training and consultation for DVM faculty and staff on relevant mental health topics, including suicide prevention, trauma response, burnout, professional identity development, and supporting distressed students.
• Develop and deliver psychoeducational programs aimed at reducing mental health stigma and promoting resilience and wellbeing in the DVM community.
• Contribute website content, written materials, and messaging related to mental health and wellbeing.
• Attend key CVM events and maintain visibility within the viability and faculty community.
• Perform other duties as assigned.