Job Description

About us

The Royal Australian
and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (the RANZCP) is a not-for-profit
professional membership organisation. We are responsible for training,
educating and representing psychiatrists in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand.

The College
is accredited by the Australian Medical Council (AMC) and the Medical Council
of New Zealand (MCNZ) to deliver specialist medical education and training, and
professional development programs.

At our core
is a deep commitment to equity and belonging. We are guided by our
reconciliation commitments and the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, and we
work purposefully to improve mental health outcomes for Aboriginal, Torres
Strait Islander, and Māori communities because we believe quality care must
reach everyone.

Joining the
RANZCP means being part of something that matters: an organisation where your
work directly shapes how psychiatry is practiced, taught, and experienced
across two nations.

About the role

Permanent | Full time
| Naarm (Melbourne) | Two opportunities

We have two
exciting opportunities for People Partners to join our People and Culture team.

People and
Culture partners with our departments to create a positive, safe and
high-performing workplace. The team provides practical people and culture
support and delivers initiatives that strengthen performance, capability,
health, safety and wellbeing across the organisation.

Reporting to
the Senior People Partner, this generalist role supports the full employee
lifecycle, including employee relations, recruitment, workforce planning,
learning and development, and health and safety. You will work closely with
leaders and employees to provide trusted advice, deliver people initiatives,
and contribute to a positive employee experience.

This is an
excellent opportunity for a people-focused HR professional who enjoys building
relationships, solving complex people matters and partnering with leaders to
achieve organisational outcomes.

What you’ll be doing

• Act as a trusted HR
  partner to your client groups, providing practical advice, coaching and support
  to people managers on a broad range of employee relations, performance, conduct
  and wellbeing matters
• Manage complex people
  cases end-to-end, helping managers navigate difficult situations with
  confidence and find fair, timely resolutions
• Build strong
  relationships with leaders at all levels, becoming a credible and trusted
  advisor on both day-to-day people matters and more complex strategic issues
• Partner with leaders
  through organisational change, supporting communication, engagement and any
  redeployment processes along the way
• Use people data and
  insights to identify trends, influence decision-making and help business areas
  adapt and improve
• Contribute to the
  development and review of HR policies, processes and procedures, and take on
  projects that support broader people and business priorities
• Keep accurate HRIS
  records and documentation, and ensure compliance across the employee lifecycle,
  the behind-the-scenes work that keeps everything running well

What you'll bring

• Tertiary qualifications
  in Human Resources, Business or related discipline or equivalent experience.
• Demonstrated HR
  generalist knowledge and experience partnering with leaders and managers to
  deliver HR initiatives and outcomes.
• Demonstrated experience
  effectively managing employee relations matters and complex HR cases.
• Strong interpersonal and
  communication skills with the ability to influence and build trusted
  relationships

What’s in it for you

• $95,000 to $116,000 + superannuation
  + salary packaging options (up to $15,899 for general living expenses and up to
  $2,650 for meal entertainment)
• 37.5-hour work week + a
  monthly day off
• Hybrid working model (2
  days in the office, 3 days working from home)
• 12 weeks of
  gender-neutral paid parental leave
• A genuinely supportive,
  values-led culture

How to apply

Please apply
with your resume and a short cover letter outlining how your skills and experience
would benefit the role. Email any enquiries to recruitment@ranzcp.org.

Diversity and
Inclusion

The RANZCP
is committed to fostering a workplace where diversity, inclusion and
authenticity are genuinely valued. We encourage applications from people of all
backgrounds, including First Nations peoples, LGBTQIA+ communities,
neurodivergent individuals, and people of all ages, cultures, faiths and lived and
living experiences.

Applications close: 5pm,
8 July 2026