* Join a leading mental health services provider
* Contract work in Regional Victoria
* Provide face-to-face clinical counselling services
* Reliable income stream for times reserved for Converge
* Work with customers across public and private sector
* Administrative, operational, and technical support
Converge is a leading employee mental health and wellbeing provider (EAP), specialising in people risk management and wellbeing solutions. We assist some of Australia's largest industries, including government, mining, retail and more. We're experts in supporting their people, building healthy workplaces, and resolving their people issues. We value a supportive and fun culture built on teamwork, ensuring optimal delivery of Converge services.
Our Values
* Always with care
* We are passionate
* Love being curious
* All with integrity
Partner role
We welcome experienced clinicians to join Converge as Partners, delivering mental health support to our client organisations and their employees. Our team regularly reviews demand in specific locations to determine the availability of Partner opportunities. Once engaged, Partners reserve an agreed number of hours to support Converge customers.
As a Partner, you will
* Provide high-quality counselling services under the EAP framework
* Assess work stressors and risk factors in diverse workplaces
* Offer short-term solution-focused interventions and support
* Have an established practice to see clients face-to-face (preferred modality)
* Be self-motivated with excellent time management skills
* Be commercially savvy, with the ability to view issues and problems from a business, customer and personal perspective
Requirements
* Tertiary qualification in Behavioural Sciences
* Registration/membership with ACA/PACFA/AASW/AHPRA
* Minimum 3 years of relevant experience in allied health following qualification and registration/membership
* Experience in solutions-oriented counselling interventions across different modalities
* Excellent time management, organisation, negotiation, and basic to advanced technical skills
Don't have a practice where you see clients face-to-face? No problem. We'd be happy to explore other clinical services with you, such as Rapid Response and Integrated Onsite Support, where you can support Converge customers on an ad hoc basis.
Why Join Converge?
Converge partners with national organisations, as well as state and local government departments. As part of our clinical team, you'll support diverse individuals from all walks of life – across all ages, cultures, and communities – through short-term engagements that create positive impact and promote lasting wellbeing.
Working at Converge means joining a diverse, talented, and caring community where our people feel included, valued, and connected. We are committed to an inclusive culture where everyone is treated with respect and can thrive. We encourage applications from clinicians of all levels of experience and abilities, ages, diverse backgrounds, and cultures, including First Nations people and the LGBTQIA+ community.
If you have a passion for helping others, are customer-focused, and would like to join an energetic team, please press 'Apply now' to complete the online application. Should your application meet our requirements, and a business need arises, we will be in touch.
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