Student Affairs Officer (in charge of Mental Health & Well-Being)

The duties and responsibilities of Student Affairs Officer include but is not limited to:

Develop and implement support services and resources, educational programs or trainings that promote mental health and well- being among students;To contribute to the development of web pages and online resources to support student health and wellbeing;To undertake and manage risk assessment of student, self and likely impact on others.

To provide a daily drop- in service for students who require a range of mental health and wellbeing support;
To collaborate with university colleagues with a focus on improving student retention and reducing barriers to success;
Provide individual counseling and support to students dealing with mental health challenges and psychological issues, those in crisis, to help them realize their potential during their time at the University;
To provide expert advice, support and relevant training for university staff on issues related to student mental health and wellbeing;
Collaborate with campus resources and staff to coordinate mental health awareness campaigns, workshops, and events;
To work with internal/external statutory health care providers to promote healthy living campaigns;
To undertake outreach and build effective relationships with community services, health care providers, statutory services and specialist agencies;
Undertaking assessment of student&039;s mental health and emotional needs;
Serve as a liaison between students and mental health professionals, and provide referrals to off- campus resources when necessary;
Organize other student events, activities if required.
Stay updated on current government regulations, policies, trends, and research in mental health, psychology, and well- being to inform program development and service delivery;
Prepare the reports, documents, statistics according to the related work area;
Maintain confidential student records and ensure compliance with relevant laws and regulations;

Qualification: A master&039;s degree in psychology, counseling, social work, or a related field.
Knowledge:
Experience: Minimum 2 years of working in providing counseling or mental health support services in higher education institutions.

Knowledge and understanding of mental health issues affecting students;
Knowledge of relevant laws, regulations, and ethical standards related to mental health and counseling services.

S
kills:

Strong communication and interpersonal skills;
Strong customer service skills, creative, initiative, can- do attitude.
Good teamwork, problem solving;
Fluent in both oral and written English, fluently use English in discussions/meetings and prepare English report;
Excellent in MS- Office softwares (Word, Excel, PPT,…);

B
ehaviours required:

Ability to work collaboratively with students, faculty, and staff from diverse backgrounds.
High responsible and professional;
Open, willing to collaborate and learn new things;

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