Student Wellbeing Advisor Position Purpose: The Student Wellbeing Advisor is part of a university wide Student Care team building the capacity of other staff and students to support those students experiencing emotional distress, mental health issues or displaying concerning behaviour. In addition, the role collaborates broadly to promote and develop the overall wellbeing and resilience of the student body. The role understands student wellbeing within a shared university wide framework.

It assists in the provision of a responsive and effective pastoral care service that improves student success, retention, and experience for all students across the three campuses, as well as for distance students, including those studying offshore. Central to this role is the ability to employ a Te Tiriti-led approach to uplifting the health and wellbeing of students at the University, and to acknowledge the importance of the values of whanaungatanga and manaakitanga in advancing student success. This role works to the Health Care standards, including Health and Disability and requirements as outlined by Te Whatu Ora, contracts held with health partners.

Services also comply to the Education (Pastoral Care of Tertiary and International Learners) Code of Practice 202I, Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Health, and Safety requirements, internal policy, and frameworks. Oranga Tauira / Student Wellbeing Department: Location: Wellington Reports to: Team Leader: Student Care Team Responsible for: Nil Delegations: Band D Job Title: Student Wellbeing Advisor Key relationships: Internal External Associate Director, Student Local and national service providers Wellbeing Health Agencies including local and Student Care Team colleagues national service providers Halls of Residence Appropriate pastoral care and Chaplains support agencies Directors and heads of academic Other tertiary education providers colleges and units Health and Counselling Centre staff Academic and Professional staff Directorate Student Alumni and Global Engagement 1 Student representative bodies and associations Massey University: We are a world-leading university in many academic disciplines and fields of research. Our point of difference is research that is connected to community and industry.

Our researchers are developing expertise and skills to advance human knowledge and understanding. Working together across disciplines and locations, we solve national and global problems through fundamental, applied and interdisciplinary research, while culturally and artistically enriching our world. We are deeply committed to being a Te Tiriti-led university, demonstrating authentic leadership in contemporary Aotearoa New Zealand as we uphold Te Tiriti o Waitangi, the founding document of our nation, and its principles through our practice.

We embrace this not just as an obligation but as a real opportunity for the nation and its people. Our educators are preparing a new generation of global leaders. Our students are div.