External Mental Health Provider, Psychologist

About Dialogue

Dialogue is the #1 virtual care provider in Canada. By developing our Integrated Health Platformđź…«, we provide exceptional online health and wellness programs (primary care, mental health, iCBT, EAP, and wellness) to organizations that want to improve the wellness of their employees and families.

When it comes to our work, we set the bar high. Together, we’re transforming health and helping millions improve their well-being. We’re firm believers that great people don’t settle on:

  • Impact
  • Community
  • Growth
  • Excellence

Feel like you can make a difference? Good news, we saved you a seat! 

Come as you are. As a proud equal-opportunity employer, Dialogue is dedicated to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace for everyone. Qualified applicants will be considered regardless of citizenship, ethnicity, race, colour, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, disability, age, or veteran status. Applicants who require specialized accommodation are encouraged to contact accessibility@dialogue.co.

Your role as an External Mental Health Provider (Psychologist)

Dialogue is seeking licensed psychologists across Canada to join our team as contractors. We are dedicated to our mission of helping people improve their well-being. 

As an External Mental Health Provider (Psychologist), you will have the opportunity to support our members through virtual appointments. Referrals will be sent based on demand in your area.

We are currently prioritizing applications from psychologists who are licensed in British Columbia, Manitoba, Newfoundland and Labrador, Saskatchewan, and/or Prince Edward Island.

Come and join our exceptional team in our journey to help millions of Canadians receive the highest quality of care!

What you'll be doing

  • Receiving case referrals based on demand in your area
  • Conducting video consultations with clients presenting mental health-related symptoms
  • Providing clinical impressions and recommendations 
  • Reviewing questionnaire responses 
  • Writing clinical reports 
  • Helping members determine their next course of action in their mental health journey 

We'd love to hear from you if you have

  • Must be a registered psychologist with the relevant provincial regulatory body and hold valid professional liability insurance
  • Experience or specialization in assessing ADHD (an asset) 
  • Have a computer with an up to date operating system (Mac OS 12+, Windows 10+)     

What we can offer

  • A complement to your private practice and a way to diversify your clientele
  • Flexibility of appointments based on your own schedule
  • Simple case management with our secure online platform and easy payment
  • A caring and responsive support team 
  • Exclusive Dialogue benefits throughout the duration of our collaboration

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