Counsellor (BEACON)

Join to apply for the Counsellor (BEACON)role at Nanyang Technological University Singapore . Student wellbeing and support is a top priority and a key foundation for NTU Education 2025. As a counsellor in NTU, you will play a crucial role in enabling the university to fulfil its mission for student wellbeing and support. Key Responsibilities Provide short‐term professional counselling services in assigned colleges/schools, including risk and need assessments and delivering intervention plans over a variety of modes such as in‐person or online. Facilitate case formulation, including preparation of assessment reports, delivery of case presentations, and referrals to relevant social‐services organisations. Escalate and co‐manage sensitive crisis cases with more experienced mental‐health practitioners. Provide consultation to staff on concerns regarding at‐risk students. Document and maintain proper clinical records in accordance with University Counselling Centre policies and procedures. Design, develop and/or facilitate wellbeing training initiatives and projects annually. Maintain Professional, Legal and Ethical Standards Adhere to professional standards in clinical, legal and ethical practices, ensuring client consent, confidentiality and proper data‐privacy protocol. Participate in quality‐improvement projects led by more experienced mental‐health practitioners. Document and maintain proper clinical records in accordance with University Counselling Centre policies and procedures. Perform data collection and analysis to aid improvement of mental‐health support for students. Participate actively in training to develop professional counselling expertise. Community Approach to Case Intervention Collaborate with schools, student‐service offices, Halls of Residence, Support and Care Team, etc. to facilitate a campus‐community approach toward managing students with mild mental‐health issues. Work in inter‐disciplinary teams (e.g. educational/clinical/counselling psychologists, counsellors) to provide evidence‐based psychotherapeutic interventions for students with mild mental‐health issues and/or co‐morbid issues. Liaise with other professionals (e.g. psychiatrists, doctors) and social‐service agencies to mobilise community resources to provide care and support for students. Refer and/or recommend external service interventions (e.g. family therapy) as part of the student's overall treatment plan. Administrative Support in University Counselling Centre (UCC)Support the daily operations of UCC, ensuring efficient and effective functioning. Perform additional duties as assigned by Head, UCC or Director, UWO. Requirements Master's degree in counselling. A provisional clinical member with the Singapore Association for Counselling (SAC) or equivalent. A good team player who can work independently. Knowledgeable in professional counselling approaches and tools to help clients with diverse issues and conditions. At least three (3) years of professional counselling experience. Experience working with young adults in an educational setting is preferred. Experience working in a multi‐disciplinary team is advantageous. Strong attention to detail and commitment to maintaining accuracy in all operational aspects. Strong organisational and multitasking skills, with the ability to prioritise and manage multiple tasks and responsibilities. Professional values in line with the Code of Ethics of SAC. Good interpersonal and communication skills. Proficient in IT skills (e.g. Microsoft 365, use of apps, appointment booking systems, case‐management systems). We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified. #J-18808-Ljbffr