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The University of Chester's Wellbeing and Mental Health Service is seeking skilled and compassionate Mental Health Advisers to join our multi-disciplinary Student Services Department. We are recruiting to two positions: one full-time permanent and one full-time fixed-term (12 months) to support the continued growth of our Mental Health Adviser provision.
You will work with a diverse caseload offering one-to-one support, risk assessments, crisis intervention, group sessions and awareness
The Wellbeing and Mental Health Service at the University of Chester are seeking skilled and compassionate Mental Health Advisers to join our multi-disciplinary Student Services Department. We are recruiting to two positions: one full-time permanent position (this vacancy), and one full-time fixed-term position (12 months - vacancy 1404-26-R2) to support the continued growth of our Mental Health Adviser provision. This is an opportunity to use your professional expertise in a supportive Higher Education environment, helping students to thrive academically and personally.
Mental Health Advisers play a key role in managing the increasing incidence of complex mental health cases across the University. You will work with a diverse caseload, providing one-to-one support, risk assessments, crisis intervention, group sessions and awareness campaigns. Mental Health Advisers work closely with colleagues in Wellbeing and Disability & Inclusion, as well as collaborating with other internal teams and external services. For more information about the role of a Mental Health Adviser, please visit: https://www.umhan.com/pages/mental-health-advisers .
We offer a supportive team culture and independent supervision. There is opportunity and encouragement to utilise a range of further training and development, which will help grow your expertise to confidently support our students. We encourage applications from a diverse range of applicants.
We encourage applications from a diverse range of applicants.