Assistant/Associate Professor of Clinical Mental Health Counseling (Tenure-Track)

About the role

The Department of Counseling and Human Services at the University of Redlands invites applications for a tenure-track open rank faculty position in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. This is an exciting time of growth and innovation within the program, as we expand our impact across the Inland Empire through workforce development, integrated behavioral health training, and community-engaged initiatives.

Responsibilities

• Serve as CMHC Program Coordinator, supporting admissions, clinical training coordination, program assessment, and curriculum development
• Teach graduate courses in counseling (e.g., theories, human development, sociocultural counseling, group counseling, and specialized areas such as MFT, school mental health or integrated care)
• Contribute to practicum and supervision-centered training
• Maintain an active scholarly agenda aligned with counselor education, health equity, and/or integrated behavioral health
• Advise and mentor graduate students
• Participate in departmental, school, and university service
• Engage in community partnerships and grant-supported initiatives

Requirements

• Doctorate in Counselor Education or closely related field
• Eligibility for or current licensure (e.g., LPCC, LMFT) in California
• Demonstrated commitment to culturally responsive counseling practice and education
• Evidence of excellence in graduate teaching

Preferred Experience

• Experience in counselor education and/or clinical supervision
• Engagement with integrated behavioral health or interdisciplinary training models
• Bilingual or multilingual (Spanish preferred)
• Experience with community partnerships and/or grant-funded initiatives

Qualifications

• Education / Training: Doctorate in Counselor Education or closely related field
• Required Qualifications: Eligibility for or current licensure (e.g., LPCC, LMFT) in California, demonstrated commitment to culturally responsive counseling practice and education, evidence of excellence in graduate teaching
• Preferred Experience: Experience in counselor education and/or clinical supervision, engagement with integrated behavioral health or interdisciplinary training models, bilingual or multilingual (Spanish preferred), experience with community partnerships and/or grant-funded initiatives

Skills

• Excellent teaching and mentoring skills
• Ability to work collaboratively with diverse stakeholders
• Strong commitment to advancing social justice and equity

Benefits

BROCHURE AVAILABLE: August 2026

Pay

$77,175 - $81,678 (Salary will be determined based on rank)

Schedule

9 months (Full-Time)