Quality Assurance & Institutional Effectiveness
Student Counselor
Administrative
Type
FT
Qualifications
Experience
University Level
Department
Ph D in Clinical Psychology
VCA
Reporting to
5 years
License
MOH License
Knowledge
Knowledge of psychology and counselling
FT/PT
Skills
Counseling skill, active listening skills, sensitivity, and understanding
Responsibilities
Individual Counseling:
Provide confidential counseling to students dealing with personal, emotional, or mental health concerns.
Help students explore and understand their feelings, thoughts, and behaviors.
Group Counseling:
Facilitate group counseling sessions on topics such as stress management, relationships, and academic success.
Create a supportive and inclusive environment for group participants.
Crisis Intervention:
Respond to crisis situations, such as mental health emergencies or urgent personal issues.
Connect students with appropriate resources for immediate support.
Workshops and Seminars:
Organize and conduct workshops and seminars on various topics relevant to student well-being.
Cover areas such as stress reduction, time management, and coping strategies.
Student Advocacy:
Advocate for student needs and concerns within the university community.
Work with administrators to address systemic issues affecting student well-being.
Referrals to Resources:
Connect students with external resources, such as mental health professionals, community services, or support groups.
Maintain a network of referral contacts.
Maintaining Confidentiality:
Adhere to ethical guidelines and maintain strict confidentiality in counseling sessions.
Clearly communicate the limits of confidentiality to students.