Responsibilities:
- Provision of clinical supervision to counsellors
- Lead and manage various counselling related portfolios to strengthen and promote the counselling, case management and critical incident management services of UCC
- Provision of professional counselling, case management and consultation
- Provide professional counselling to 33,000 NTU undergraduate and graduate students, which also involves family, peer, or couple counselling besides individual counselling to students, where relevant.
- Provide consultation to students, staff, family members, etc. on concerns they have regarding a student.
- Provide case management to counselling clients including at-risk student cases.
- Provision of psychological critical incident management
- - Provide consultation and psychological critical incident management to suicidal or severely distressed students and staff, and where needed, in getting immediate treatment for such students/staff through working closely with various stakeholders like Student Care, Assistant Chairs and Pastoral Care Managers of Schools, Faculty-in-Residence, Campus Security, NIE Wellness Centre, etc.
- Community approach to counselling case management
- Work collaboratively with schools, student service offices, Halls of Residence, psychiatrists, and other relevant stakeholders to facilitate a campus community approach towards managing counselling cases on campus.
- Strategic support in UCC/UWO
- Provide strategic support to Head, UCC in overall provision of UCC services.
- Submit statistical data and/or related reports to Head, UCC as and when required.
- Implement/organize and/or participate in initiatives and programmes under UCC and/or University Wellbeing Office (UWO), as assigned by Head, UCC and Director, UWO.
Requirements:
- Graduate qualification in counselling, counselling psychology or clinical psychology.
- Preferably a registered counsellor with the Singapore Association for Counselling (SAC) or a registered psychologist with the Singapore Psychological Society (SPS).
- More than 9 years of professional counselling experience.
- About 4 years of experience in clinical supervision or being a certified clinical supervisor.
- Experience with young adults preferred.
- Experience in psychological critical incident management is preferred.
- Experience in planning and managing mental health-related programmes will be advantageous.
- Possess professional values that are in line with the Code of Ethics of SAC or SPS.
- Proficient in professional counselling approaches and tools to help clients with diverse issues and conditions, including case conceptualisation and assessment.
- Competent in case management and critical incident management.
- Leadership and organizational skills, including in leading by example and garnering consensus.
- Personal initiative and team spirit in the effective implementation of policies, protocols and plans.
- Proficient with Microsoft 365 and technological tools and information systems relevant in a university setting.
