The Employee Assistance Programme provides 24/7 free and confidential advice, 365 days of the year, and is available to all University staff through our provider Care First. This is a professional service manned by qualified professionals who you can talk to in private about anything that is bothering you, whether it’s personal or to do with work. This could include domestic or family issues, consumer rights, bereavement, bullying or financial and debt support, Up to 6 free face-to-face counselling sessions per year are available. Please see the Employee Hub for details.

The Counselling Service is a free service offering confidential, professional help with personal, emotional or mental health problems.

The University's Health Service is based in Cripps Health Centre, which also contains a dental practice, occupational health and a Boots pharmacy. For more information on the services offered and how to register, go to The University of Nottingham Health Service webpage. 

The University has a dental surgery on University Park campus, providing a wide range of dental services.

We have teamed up with Boots opticians to offer free eyesight tests for users of display screen equipment.

We are committed to maintaining an environment where harassment is unacceptable. Trained volunteers are available for staff to provide confidential support and assistance to anybody who is concerned about bullying or harassment.

Mediation is a useful way of resolving workplace conflict informally. We have professionally trained staff mediators who are able to help you work through any problems.

The University of Nottingham's Occupational Health Provider is Industrial Diagnostics Company, known as IDC, a leading UK provider of health surveillance and statutory health surveillance services. Occupational Health provide independent specialist medical advice to employers and employees on the relationship between work and health, e.g. managing medical conditions to remain at work, return to work or managing a disability.