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Are you an experienced University Mental Health or Disability Advisor with a professional mental health qualification? If you have a flair for problem solving, service development, and staff management with a passion for promoting inclusive education, mental health and collaboration, we want to hear from you.
Join us at Birkbeck, University of London, as a Mental Health Advice Manager. Our institution is committed to creating a supportive and inclusive environment for all students and you will play a pivotal role in managing our Mental Health team to ensure high-quality mental health support and interventions.
This role is offered as a full-time, permanent contract on a salary of £51,000 rising to £60,018 per year.

Joining our Wellbeing Services, as Mental Health Advice Manager your responsibilities will include:

• Managing a team of Mental Health Advisors to provide specialist practical, psychological, and disability-related support to vulnerable students with mental health conditions, autism and comorbid disabilities.
• Responding to mental health crises and safeguarding concerns and facilitate collaborative and multi-agency action to support the individual wellbeing and safety of students, and our community.
• Work collaboratively with internal and external professionals to develop, deliver, and maintain a range of high-quality, evidenced-based, and compliant services, interventions, initiatives and campaigns, policies, procedures.
• Deliver and maintain training throughout the academic year, ensuring the University meets its legislative and regulatory obligations, strategic aims, and mission.

We are looking for a Mental Health Advice Manager with the following:

• Experience of working with adults with severe and enduring mental health difficulties in a secondary or tertiary mental health setting or in social services.
• Ability to work both independently and as part of a team.
• Experience of working within Higher Education mental health, disability or equivalent support services.
• Professional qualification and current UK registration in clinical psychology, mental health nursing or mental health/clinical social work.

The purpose of this work is to promote an inclusive, healthy and safe learning environment, facilitate equal opportunities, student engagement, retention and progression.
This opportunity would build on experience as: Mental Health Advise Manager, Disability or Accessibility Manager, Mental Health Advisor, Disability Advisor.
So if you are a dedicated professional with a passion for mental health and student support, and want to make a meaningful impact on our students’ lives at Birkbeck, apply with us today and help to create a safe and inclusive University environment.

• Managing a team of Mental Health Advisors to provide specialist practical, psychological, and disability-related support to vulnerable students with mental health conditions, autism and comorbid disabilities.
• Responding to mental health crises and safeguarding concerns and facilitate collaborative and multi-agency action to support the individual wellbeing and safety of students, and our community.
• Work collaboratively with internal and external professionals to develop, deliver, and maintain a range of high-quality, evidenced-based, and compliant services, interventions, initiatives and campaigns, policies, procedures.
• Deliver and maintain training throughout the academic year, ensuring the University meets its legislative and regulatory obligations, strategic aims, and mission