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The Social Worker role at University-of-Albert is part of the Faculty’s student support team and focuses on providing individualized, short-term services to learners facing personal, academic, or social challenges. The position is hybrid, with a mix of remote and in-person work at North Campus Edmonton.
Reporting to the Manager, Academic Programs & Student Services, the role emphasizes collaboration with University partners and community agencies to facilitate continuity of care and integrated
This position has a term length of2 years.
Location - This role is hybrid with a mix of remote and in-person work at North Campus Edmonton.
Reporting to the Manager, Academic Programs & Student Services, the Social Worker is a key member of the Faculty’s student support team. This position provides individualized, short-term services to learners experiencing personal, academic, or social challenges that require professional attention. The Social Worker works directly with students to promote stability, connect them to appropriate resources, and enhance overall wellbeing. Services may include crisis intervention, supportive counseling, resource navigation, and referrals to on- and off-campus supports.
The role emphasizes collaboration with University partners (e.g., Office of Advocacy and Wellbeing, Health and Wellness Services, International Student and Visitor Services) and community agencies to facilitate continuity of care and integrated support for learners.
The Social Worker maintains student records in accordance with relevant legislation, Alberta College of Social Workers (ACSW) guidelines, and university policies. The position also assists with Faculty wellness planning, contributes to campus wellness initiatives, and participates in cross-Faculty meetings to discuss case trends, policies, and procedures relevant to student wellness.
The schedule may include late afternoon or evening hours, to be coordinated with the successful applicant, in order to accommodate students outside of class or clinical placements.