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ABOUT THE ROLE

This is an exciting time to join the Student Counselling and Mental Health Advice Service (SC&MHAS) at Imperial College! We have been investing heavily in our Service to better support our students through university life. We have grown from a small team to a diverse and multifaceted group of over thirty professionals striving to deliver the best experience possible for our students.
The Senior Study Mentor (Mental Health) is new key role within SC&MHAS, with responsibility for the day-to-day work of the Study Mentors (Mental Health) Team. You will line manage the existing team of study mentors, and lead the development of the study mentoring provision within SC&MHAS.
You will join a strong team of senior clinicians at the service: three Senior Student Counsellors, a Senior Mental Health Advisor, and a Senior Mental Health Intervention Officer and build upon close relationships with the Disability Advice Service.

WHAT YOU WOULD BE DOING

• Line management supervision of Student Study Mentors including supporting their development.
• Managing and monitoring the clinical workflow of the service as well as evaluating and improving service delivery to ensure it is responsive, ethical and efficient
• Offering effective study mentoring to individual students
• Providing and developing workshops and training on topics related to mental health, disability and neurodivergence
• Containing and managing risk and safeguarding issues as necessary, including escalation, and covering duty as necessary.