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Wellbeing Adviser

The University of Edinburgh
Midlothian
2 weeks ago
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UE06: £34,610 to £39,906 per annum

University Secretary’s Group / Student Wellbeing Service.


Open Ended Contract - Permanent; 


Full Time -35 hours


We are looking for an individual to work proactively with students struggling with their mental health or wellbeing and who are having difficulty engaging with the range of wellbeing service provided through the University and external services. You will be enthusiastic, motivated and empathetic with relevant experience to be able to support students with mental health and wellbeing related concerns. This post is in person and on campus.


The Opportunity:


A fantastic opportunity to support students to fully participate and succeed in their chosen courses of study, working closely with University academic and support staff and external agencies as required. You will proactively work with students identified as having difficulty engaging with their studies due to mental health or wellbeing issues to ensure they are connected to the right support both academically and for their wellbeing

Your skills and attributes for success: 

Knowledge of and sensitivity to the complex areas of student wellbeing and support Excellent interpersonal skills - ability to remain calm and centre the needs of the student, being able to provide a safe and welcoming space for students in distress. An understanding of professional boundaries and the ability to set boundaries within a professional role  Demonstrable skills in assessing the support a student may require, within a framework Ability to prioritise workloads and deliver support within the parameters set by the Lead Wellbeing Adviser.

Application Information 


Please ensure you include the following documents in your application:


- CV


- Cover letter

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