Temporary Mental Health Adviser
Academic and Education Strategy
Temporary Mental Health Advisor
Duration: Temporary, February-May
Location: Birmingham
Hours: c.21 hours a week
Pay Rate: c.£25 an hour via umbrella
An opening has arisen for a Temporary Mental Health Advisor to work in an establishment in Birmingham. The role will entail the individual to work alongside the UMHAN – one of the professional bodies for Higher Education Mental Health Advisers and Mentors.
The successful candidate will be responsible for:
- Overseeing the caseload of students and assessing risk
- Liaising with academic staff regarding student welfare as well as external agencies
- Developing support plans for individual students
- Recognising when students are at their most vulnerable, such as in times of change and transition and approaching exams, and offer assistance
- Working with service providers to work on policy and preparation for the Mental Health Charter application
- Demonstrating a commitment to diversity and inclusion
- Co-ordinating and managing the work of mental health mentors, including allocations and administrative duties
The successful candidate will have:
- Experience working in Higher Education (desirable)
- A professional qualification in the field of mental health (e.g. RMN, social work, OT)
- Experience of case work, crisis interventions and mental health assessments
To discuss this role in more detail and to secure this opportunity, please contact Karisma Takhar (Associate Consultant) on 0121 616 0660 or alternatively email asahota@venngroup.com
At Venn Group we try to respond to all applications personally, however, due to the volume of applications which we receive this is not always possible. If you have not heard back from us within 48 hours, please assume that your application has been unsuccessful on this occasion.
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