Support student wellbeing at the University of King's College in Halifax through trauma-informed practice, crisis stabilization, and coordinated care.
The Campus Social Worker provides direct support to students facing mental health, personal, social, academic, or other wellbeing challenges. Reporting to the Director of Equity and Community Supports, this full-time permanent position uses strengths-based, anti-oppressive, culturally responsive, and harm-reduction approaches. The work includes assessment, individualized plans, advocacy, and systems navigation.
Key Responsibilities:
- Conduct biopsychosocial assessments and develop individualized wellbeing plans
- Provide short-term intervention, case management, advocacy, and follow-up
- Respond to urgent concerns with stabilization and safety planning
- Coordinate referrals across university, healthcare, and community services
- Facilitate groups, workshops, and community-building initiatives
Requirements:
- Bachelor of Social Work degree
- Current registration with Nova Scotia College of Social Workers
- At least three years of relevant professional social work experience
- Experience supporting diverse populations and post-secondary students preferred
- Experience facilitating psychoeducational groups
Bring crisis intervention, advocacy, and culturally responsive social work practice to student support at King's in Halifax.
Campus Social Worker Student Wellbeing in Halifax employer: University of King’s College
The University of King's College is an exceptional employer, offering a vibrant and inclusive work culture that prioritizes student wellbeing and community support. Located in Halifax, Nova Scotia, this historic institution provides comprehensive benefits, including medical and dental coverage, and opportunities for professional growth within a collaborative environment dedicated to equity and diversity. As a member of the Office of Equity & Community Supports, you will play a vital role in shaping a supportive campus atmosphere while advancing your career in social work.
Contact Details:
University of King’s College Recruitment Team
