Bank Peer Digital Host

Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust; Remote; GBP 10,000 - 40,000; Part time

Job summary

A prominent mental health organization is seeking a Peer Digital Host to support online training courses. This position involves facilitating student access to online platforms, maintaining records, and creating training materials. The ideal candidate has experience using virtual platforms like Zoom and Microsoft 365, empathy for mental health issues, and familiarity with Recovery College practices. Flexibility in working hours is required as this is a bank role and primarily home-based.

Benefits

Further training opportunities

Supportive work environment

Flexibility in schedule

Qualifications

• Experience with mental health or neurodevelopmental services, or lived experience supporting someone who uses these services.
• Ability to provide technical support and guidance for online training sessions.
• Capability to develop high levels of skill in using digital platforms.

Responsibilities

• Deliver digital hosting for Recovery College online courses.
• Provide technical guidance to students and trainers.
• Support students' safety and wellbeing in online environments.

Skills

Experience using virtual platforms

Microsoft 365

Empathy for mental health issues

Tools

Zoom

Skype

Microsoft Teams

Job description

Sussex Recovery College offers a range of courses covering mental health education, well-being and recovery. Our courses are co-designed and co-delivered by clinical practitioners and peer trainers, who are people with lived experience of mental health challenges.

We currently have available a number of roles to help us deliver our online training offer. As a Peer Digital Host, you would be supporting the team and students to access our online platform, help with maintaining students records and contribute to creating and designing Power Point presentations and course materials.

We are looking for people who are familiar with Recovery College and feel confident using technology; e.g. Zoom, Microsoft 365.

This is a bank role and working hours will vary according to college terms and our online offer, which is increasing.

This role is 'home based' and applicants are required to have own computer and Wi-Fi. Recovery College can provide other equipment needed for the job, i.e. second screen.

Main duties of the job

The main duties and responsibilities of the Peer Digital Host are:

To support the design and delivery of training and resources on technical platforms such as Zoom.

To develop high levels of skill, knowledge and confidence around the use of digital platforms with diverse groups with different technical access and ability.

To complete students records using the college recording systems.

To upload, maintain and download course materials using the college systems.

To review and update courses presentations as requested by trainers.

To work with clinicians and peer trainers in the Recovery College to ensure effective delivery of online courses and workshops.

• To show care and empathy for students at all times.

About us

Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust is a leading teaching and research mental health trust. As a mental health trust, Sussex Partnership places a huge focus on the wellbeing of our staff and the quality of life for the communities we serve.

Recovery College is a co-produced service with strong expertise in employing people with lived experience of mental health needs; we provide extensive wellbeing and professional support, as well as flexibility for you to choose the courses/schedule that suits you best.

We also offer further training and regular supervision to support you in your role and to help you develop a career pathway.

Job responsibilities

Main Duties

To deliver digital hosting for Recovery College online courses, alongside the peer and clinical trainer staff. This involves the ability:

• To provide technical support and guidance for Recovery College students and trainers to engage with and access Recovery College online training sessions.
• To ensure digital platforms are being used safely and to support access and engagement.
• To support people's safety, wellbeing and confidence in accessing and engaging with the online environment.
• To work with peer trainers and clinical trainers to monitor chat boxes and web cams, check in with students and support student safety and wellbeing.
• To support the design and delivery of training and resources on technical platforms such as Zoom, Skype, Go To Meeting, Microsoft Teams. This will also include contributing to lesson plans and creating PowerPoint presentations for training to be delivered on these platforms.
• To develop high levels of skill, knowledge and confidence around the use of digital platforms with diverse groups with different technical access and ability.
• To complete students records using the college recording systems.
• To upload, maintain and download course materials using the college systems.
• To review and update courses presentations as requested by trainers.
• To work with clinical and peer trainers in the Recovery College to ensure effective delivery of online courses and workshops.
• To show care and empathy for students at all times, and maintain standards of professional boundaries and behaviour.

Person Specification

Experience

• Experience using virtual platforms and all Microsoft applications
• Experience of working/ volunteering/ being involved in mental health/ neurodevelopmental services
• Experience of using mental health or neurodevelopmental services , or supporting someone who uses these services (lived experience)
• Experience of developing and/or delivering training sessions and/or presentations
• Reasonable knowledge of Sussex Partnership Trust and of Recovery Colleges work
• An understanding and empathy with issues relating to mental health/learning disabilities/neurodivergence

Disclosure and Barring Service Check

This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions.