UCL Next Gen Medics
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Description
Do you love listening, supporting others, and creating positive vibes wherever you go? 💬✨
Next Gen Medics is looking for kind, enthusiastic, and empathetic students to join our Welfare Team!
Our welfare members help make sure everyone feels supported, included, and cared for — whether that’s through a friendly check-in, planning a mini wellbeing activity, or just being there when someone needs to talk.
This is the perfect role if you want to develop your confidence, communication skills, and experience in mental health support or leadership — all while being part of a caring, student-led community 💛
Why Join?
- Be part of a kind, inclusive, and supportive community.
- Gain experience in wellbeing, event planning, and peer support.
- Build leadership and communication skills for your CV.
- Make a real difference in someone’s university experience.
Duties
Your duties will include the following:
- Supporting the Welfare & Events Officer (Vivian) in promoting wellbeing among members.
- Helping plan or run short well-being activities or check-ins during or after sessions.
- Assisting in organising inclusive events that bring everyone together.
- Checking in on students who may be struggling (with guidance and support from Vivian and Fatma).
- Contributing ideas for fun, creative, and meaningful welfare initiatives.
- Maintaining confidentiality and showing empathy and understanding at all times.
Time commitment
- Around 1–2 hours per week (flexible depending on your availability).
- Attendance at welfare meetings (once every 2–3 weeks).
- Participation in at least one welfare event or social per term.
- Attendance at welfare meetings (once every 2–3 weeks).
- Participation in at least one welfare event or social per term.