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PostingEnd Date October 11, 2026
Applications will be accepted until 11:59 PM on the Posting End Date.
This position is subject to the satisfactory completion of required background checks
Job End Date November 29, 2027Please note this position is a leave replacement for a fixed term duration
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Job SummaryProvides mental health and mental performance services to UBC Department of Athletics and Recreation to support varsity student athletes’ mental wellbeing and mental performance needs. Provides single session/short term counselling, triage and referral to stepped care resources including Student Health and Wellbeing, Integrated Support Team (e.g sport medicine physicians, sport dietician), external resources and emergency services as appropriate. Provides applied mental performance consultation and team interventions, and wellbeing and performance programming responsive to the needs of varsity student-athletes and teams.
Provides consultation and education to coaches, Athletics staff and other members of the varsity sport community regarding student-athlete mental health, wellbeing and performance. Develops and delivers programming, workshops and other interventions responsive to the training, competition and academic cycles of varsity student-athletes.
Organizational StatusReports to the Director, Counselling, Student Health and Wellbeing, for oversight of clinical work. Reports to Associate Director, Athletics and Performance, UBC Athletics and Recreation for operational matters, and for direction of non‑clinical work with respect to UBC Department of Athletics and Recreation student‑athlete wellbeing.
Works collaboratively with UBC Athletics and Recreation student services team as well as the team of professionals within UBC Student Health and Wellbeing, actively participating in and contributing to the development and delivery of effective mental wellbeing programs and services. Also works in collaboration with other UBC student services and community resources.
Work Performed- Promotes mental wellbeing for UBC varsity student‑athletes through a range of programming including orientation, workshops, seminars, groups and other resources that help students normalize stress, understand how to manage stress and maintain mental wellbeing, as well as how to seek support when needed within the broader context of student‑athlete mental health and wellbeing.
- Develops and delivers workshops and outreach programs that promote student‑athlete wellbeing.
- Provides single session and short‑term counselling to support students experiencing mental health concerns.
- Conducts triage as needed and referral to stepped care including connection to online…
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