The University of Salford
Wellbeing Adviser

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Job Info
Job Identification 967
Posting Date 07/23/2026, 03:08 PM
Apply Before 07/29/2026, 10:55 PM
Job Schedule Part time
Contract Type Permanent
Duration of FTC 0.8 FTE
Salary From £33,951
Salary To £37,694
DBS required Yes
Driving Required No
Organization Student Experience and Support, University of Salford
About The Wellbeing Adviser Role
As the main point of contact for our students throughout the week—including evenings and weekends—you’ll provide an immediate response for those experiencing emotional, psychological, or mental health difficulties.
This Includes
- Offering wellbeing support focused on strategies, action plans, and practical approaches.
- Receiving and responding to reports of student wellbeing concerns or incidents, working to retain and support students while prioritising their safety and success.
- Carrying out risk assessments (e.g. harm to self or others) and acting appropriately within university policy.
- Liaising with external agencies such as NHS primary and secondary care services, local hospitals, police, and accommodation providers.
- Advising academic and professional colleagues on student wellbeing and appropriate support approaches.
You will work across all University sites, supporting students both in person and remotely, with a rotating shift pattern between 8am – 8pm, Monday to Sunday.
For an informal chat about the role or shift patterns, please contact Emma Lockwood, Wellbeing Manager – e.j.lockwood@salford.ac.uk
We Are Seeking Applicants With
- A clinical background (e.g. mental health nursing or related field).
- Experience of supporting people in crisis or with complex needs.
- Excellent communication skills and the ability to remain calm and empathetic under pressure.
- Experience working with individuals from a range of cultural and social backgrounds.
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A Bit About The Mental Health And Wellbeing Team
Student experience is at the heart of everything we do. Our team offers a wide range of services to support students through emotional challenges and life difficulties, delivering these in a creative, student-led, and proactive way.
We work across the University, partnering with academic and professional services colleagues, and adapting our model to meet the evolving needs of students. We believe in a supportive, developmental team culture and regularly engage in reflective practice and professional growth.
If you’re passionate about helping students thrive, we’d love to hear from you.
What's in it for you?
- Competitive salary - and excellent pension scheme
- An impressive 32 days leave - plus bank holidays, additional time off at Christmas and the opportunity to buy even more!
- Flexible working - we support a culture of flexible and agile working to help you find the right balance
- Professional development - we offer a comprehensive package of training and development opportunities to help you achieve your full potential
- Our community - there's a real sense of belonging here at Salford. We value diversity, in backgrounds and in experiences. Our difference makes us stronger, and together we share a passion for improving students' lives
- The Perks! - MySalford, our online employee portal offers a wide range of lifestyle benefits and discounts
- Wellbeing support - all our people are important to us and we have services and facilities dedicated to your mental and physical health, ranging from an Employee Assistance Programme and counselling, to sports and fitness facilities including discounted gym memberships
- Our Peel Park campus is unique with lots of green spaces and great transport links including Salford Crescent train station means we're easy to get to


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Additional Information
The part-time role is 0.8 hours, equivalent to 4 days a week.
The University of Salford are committed to safer recruitment practices. Successful candidates will be subject to checks by the Disclosure & Barring Service.
Please note this opportunity may close early depending on applicant volume.
About Us
Job Description
Join us here in Salford and be part of one of the UK’s fastest growing universities. At Salford, you’ll find a career that works for you, with flexible working, great benefits, generous annual leave and continuous professional development.
All our people are important to us, and we have services dedicated to your mental and physical wellbeing from an Employee Assistance Programme to discounted gym membership. All of this on either our Peel Park campus or our MediaCity campus, at the heart of a world-renowned digital and media hub.
We value diversity — in backgrounds and in experiences. Our difference makes us stronger, and together we share a passion for improving students’ lives. We have a commitment to be Net Zero by 2038 and embed sustainability in all aspects of university life.
And, most importantly, we offer you a rewarding career. A career where everything you do will make a difference – to the students, our local community and the world around you.
At the University of Salford you’ll join a place to be inspired, connect and thrive. Find out more about a career that works for you at www.salford.ac.uk/jobs.
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