A night-shift Mental Health Advisor post in the Student Wellbeing Team at the University of Lincoln, within Administrative and Professional Services, offered on a fixed-term basis. The role centres on coordinating support for students who have disclosed a mental health condition, carrying out risk assessments, and responding to students who show mental health difficulties they have not previously disclosed. Some work also covers students with a range of disabilities. Candidates need an Enhanced DBS check to be considered.
What the job involves
- Co-ordinate support for students who have disclosed a mental health condition
- Risk assess students who have disclosed a mental health condition
- Respond to students presenting with mental health difficulties they have not disclosed in advance
- Where appropriate, provide support to students with a range of disabilities
Skills & knowledge
- High level of interpersonal skills
- Making rapid, informed decisions to ensure student safety and wellbeing
- Keeping accurate records
Checks & eligibility
- Enhanced DBS check
What’s offered
- Annual leave of 30 days per year pro rata, plus 14 bank holiday and concessionary days
- Progressive pay rates
- Access to discounts at popular stores
- Career opportunities with chance to grow and develop
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Contact Details:
The Methodist Church in Britain Recruitment Team
