Counselor/Advocate - Safe Office at Wake Forest University (Winston-Salem, NC)

[Bass, Jessica]

Hello! We are currently hiring two Counselor/Advocates for the Safe Office at Wake Forest University. If you are interested in the position, please click here to find the full job description and how to apply.

The Safe Office Counselor/Advocate provides comprehensive survivor response services and trauma-informed clinical interventions to Reynolda campus students who have experienced sexual violence, sexual harassment, stalking, or interpersonal violence. With oversight from the University Counseling Center, the Counselor/Advocate provides support to survivors, as well as collaboration on campus prevention efforts with the Office of Wellbeing Interpersonal Violence Prevention Coordinator. The Counselor/Advocate works to build relationships and connections with the Title IX Office, University Police, Residence Life & Housing, as well as other campus and Winston-Salem community entities to ensure there is a broad network of resources to aid survivors. The Safe Office Counselor/Advocate provides both psychological/emotional crisis stabilization and practical assistance accessing the necessary accommodations following the experience of interpersonal violence. The Counselor/Advocate works closely with campus constituents to facilitate trauma-informed practices across the WFU community.

Looking forward to your application!

Jessica H. Bass, LCMHC, ATR-BC, NCC

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Associate Director of the Safe Office

Wake Forest University Counseling Center

117 Reynolda Hall

Phone: 336-758-5273

Fax: 336-758-1991

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