For over 180 years, the University of Notre Dame has been a leading American research university, offering a distinct perspective in higher education. This Catholic institution, based in Notre Dame, Indiana, is driven by a powerful blend of faith and intellectual curiosity, consistently pursuing excellence in education, groundbreaking research, and service to society. Notre Dame fosters a welcoming and vibrant campus where students, faculty, and staff are united in their commitment to creating an inclusive community and making a difference in the world. For individuals passionate about innovation, ethical leadership, and leveraging world-class facilities and renowned academic programs, Notre Dame provides a dynamic and impactful career path.

The Care and Wellness Consultant (CWC) is a full-time, administrative position reporting to the Center for Student Support and Care and serves as a key member of the non-clinical case management team. In this role, this Care and Wellness Consultant will focus on offering student support, non-clinical case management for students with mental health concerns, and consultation on student care and crises to students and staff. 

This role will work to manage a variety of complex situations that may impact a student’s ability to function successfully at the University. In their work with students and staff, the CWC will help to facilitate a student’s access to, and appropriate use of, University and/or community resources. In their work with students and staff, the Care and Wellness Consultant will possess a commitment to fostering developmental opportunities for students that are consistent with the mission of a Catholic university founded by the Congregation of the Holy Cross.

Case Management

• Provide non-clinical case management oversight for cases involving students within respective colleges and schools.
• Assist referred students in making use of University and/or community resources.
• Maintain the electronic database of case management records.
• Manage additional responsibilities that are distributed amongst the staff of the Center for Student Support and Care.

Community Collaboration

• Establish and maintain collaborative and consultative working relationships within the University, particularly, but not limited to: Undergraduate Education, College Deans and Faculty, Residential Life, Student Health and Wellness, Notre Dame Police Department, Graduate Student Life, Financial Aid, Athletics, and Admissions.
• Provide educational programs and training on topics related to health and wellness.
• Help community members understand how to best support and care for students in need.

Recovery Support

• Work with various constituencies to help students receive emergency care as needed. 
  Provide support to psychiatrically hospitalized students and assist in transition and support post hospitalization.
• Manage communication with students, treatment providers, Rectors, Deans and faculty members, parents, and others as needed.                                            

CARE Team

• Coordinate and track CARE Team recommendations for referred students to ensure continuity of care. 
• Lead conversations with area staff regularly on student needs and appropriate interventions and elevate concerns to appropriate professional staff or community resources as necessary.
• Establish and maintain collaborative and consultative working relationships within the University. 
  Provide support to hospitalized students and assist in transition back to campus. 

Individual Responsibilities

• Manage additional responsibilities that are distributed amongst the staff for the Center for Student Support and Care.
• Regularly collaborates with other areas within the Division of Student Affairs (Campus Ministry, Career and Professional Development, Residential Life, Sister Thea Bowman Center, Student Development, and Student Health and Wellness), student clubs and organizations, and other University units to enhance the department’s work building connections and relationships with students.

• 5 - 6 years experience and a Master's degree in Counseling, Social Work, Education, Divinity or related field. 
• Experience managing crisis situations.
• Knowledge about developmental, psychological, social, and medical issues related to college-aged students particularly in a residential education setting.
• Creating and facilitating educational programs for college students in a developmental model.
• A commitment to the University’s Catholic identity and the ability to implement policies, programs, services and best practices that are consistent with the University’s Catholic mission, values, and teachings.

Salary: Up to $57,000

Applications will be accepted through August 5, 2026

RESUME & COVER LETTER ARE REQUIRED to be considered for this position. Please add in the attachments section of your application.

The University of Notre Dame seeks to attract, develop, and retain the highest quality faculty, staff and administration. The University is an Equal Opportunity Employer, and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, sex, disability, veteran status, genetic information, or age in employment. Moreover, Notre Dame prohibits discrimination against veterans or disabled qualified individuals, and complies with 41 CFR 60-741.5(a) and 41 CFR 60-300.5(a). We strongly encourage applications from candidates attracted to a university with a Catholic identity.