Beyond CACREP requirements, Beloit College requires:Clinical practice experience as a counselor and familiarity with clinical supervisionDemonstrated ability to build and maintain community and clinical partnerships and to manage detailed placement documentationDemonstrated commitment to social justice, multicultural counseling, and working with marginalized and underserved communitiesCapacity to function effectively in a startup environment, building clinical training infrastructure from the ground upPreferred QualificationsIdentification with a Clinical Mental Health Counseling specialized practice areaPrior experience as a clinical coordinator, director of clinical training, or field placement coordinatorApproved clinical supervisor credential (e.g., Wisconsin-approved supervisor or ACS) or eligibilityExperience with CACREP accreditation processes, rural mental health, or integrated behavioral healthExperience recruiting and mentoring diverse graduate student populationsAppointment and CompensationThis is a full-time, 12-month core counselor education faculty position with documented support and release time for clinical coordination. The anticipated start date is January 1, 2027.Application MaterialsApplicants should submit the following materials through Beloit College's online application system:Cover letter addressing qualifications, vision for clinical training, and fit with the program's missionCurrent curriculum vitae, including clinical, supervision, teaching, and coordination experienceTeaching philosophy statementStatement describing experience with clinical site development, supervision, and work with underserved communitiesNames and contact information for three professional references (references will not be contacted without candidate permission)Review of applications will begin in October, 2026, and will continue until the position is filled.