Jobs Board

UMHAN runs the only specialist jobs board for roles in student mental health. 

As well as advertising roles here on our website, we promote them via our online forum to our 700+ members and on our social media platforms, where we have a large and wide-ranging audience.

Contact us at UMHAN to find out more. 

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Current Vacancies

Mental Health Advisory Service Lead

Location: University of Oxford

Based on-site at Student Welfare and Support Services, 3 Worcester Street, Oxford, OX1 2BX

UMHAN member organisation: Yes

Hours: Full time, FTC for 3 years

Salary: £55,636-£64,228 per annum

Date posted: 26th February 2025

Closing date: 17th March 2025

More information: 

Student Welfare and Support Services works collaboratively on student health and welfare issues with colleagues in colleges, academic and administrative departments, the Oxford University Student Union and key statutory services and other partners outside of the University.
 
Services include the Counselling Service, Disability Advisory Service, the Sexual Harassment and Violence Support Service, Peer Support Programme, and Mental Health Awareness Training, all aimed at supporting the well-being of our students so they can flourish academically.
 
A dynamic opportunity is available to lead the development and implementation of a new Mental Health Advisory Service. The service will provide support for students living with serious, complex and enduring mental health difficulties; clinical consultancy, incidence response and case co-ordination for academic and professional welfare colleagues, and proactive liaison and pathway development with NHS services. This is a rare opportunity to shape and develop a new provision, adapting the well-established University Mental Health Advisor intervention model to the unique welfare landscape of the collegiate university. The post holder can expect a high level of enabling support from the Co-Directors, senior leadership and clinical teams in Student Welfare and Support Services and the eight colleges participating in the pilot.  The role is available on a fixed term basis for three years, reflecting the initial phase of the project.

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