Senior Behaviour Support Practitioner
Perth WA (Hybrid)
$100,000 – $130,000 + Super + Monthly Bonus
Do your best clinical work - not your busiest.
At Chrysalis Healthcare, we believe experienced Behaviour Support Practitioners should be trusted to do what they do best: provide exceptional support to participants with complex needs.We're not a high-volume provider focused on unrealistic KPIs. We deliberately maintain manageable caseloads, provide dedicated administrative support, and give our practitioners the flexibility and autonomy to deliver high-quality, person-centred behaviour support.If you're looking for a role where you'll continue to develop clinically, work alongside experienced practitioners, and genuinely improve the lives of people living in regional and remote Western Australia, we'd love to hear from you.
Why experienced practitioners choose Chrysalis?
At Chrysalis Healthcare, we offer more than flexibility and competitive remuneration.
We offer a workplace where experienced clinicians can continue to grow.
You'll enjoy:$110,000–$130,000 + Super (depending on experience)Generous monthly bonus structure with the opportunity to earn up to an additional $4,000 per monthManageable caseloads with a target of approximately 5 participant hours per dayDedicated administrative support so you can spend more time being a clinician and less time on logisticsFlexible hybrid working with no mandated office days—work from home, our Perth office, or while travellingWeekly clinical supervision during your first three months, followed by ongoing structured supervision and mentoringRegular career development and opportunities to expand your clinical expertiseTransparent career progression into senior clinical or leadership positions as our organisation continues to growA genuinely collaborative team that values reflection, consultation and continuous improvementThe opportunity to work with some of Western Australia's most complex and rewarding presentations
About the role
We're seeking a registered Proficient Behaviour Support Practitioner who enjoys working with people presenting with complex behaviours of concern, trauma, mental health challenges and multiple system involvement.
Our participants live throughout regional and remote Western Australia, including locations such as Karratha, Port Hedland, Broome, Geraldton and surrounding communities. This role combines outreach, telehealth and report writing, providing an excellent balance between direct participant work and flexible work-from-home days.




Each month you'll typically spend approximately eight days providing outreach services (negotiated around your personal commitments and participant needs). Travel varies between single-day trips, overnight stays and occasional longer outreach visits. Flights depart from Perth and all travel arrangements are coordinated by our administration team.
Outside of outreach, you'll have the flexibility to work from wherever you're most productive while managing your own monthly responsibilities. We measure success by the quality of your work, clinical reasoning and participant outcomes—not by monitoring where or when you work.
What you'll be doing
Working as part of our Behaviour Support and Psychology team, you'll:Complete comprehensive Behaviour Support Assessments, Functional Behaviour Assessments (FBAs) and risk assessmentsDevelop meaningful, evidence-informed Behaviour Support Plans that genuinely improve participants' quality of lifeDeliver behavioural interventions and capacity-building supports to participants and their support networksProvide education and coaching to families, carers and support teamsDeliver telehealth services between outreach visitsPrepare interim, standard and comprehensive behaviour support reportsPresent recommendations regarding restrictive practices through Authorisation Panel processes where requiredSupervising a small team of entry-level Behaviour Support PractitionersCollaborate closely with multidisciplinary teams, schools, providers and community stakeholdersParticipate in regular clinical supervision, reflective practice and peer consultation
For applicants interested in the dual Psychologist role) conduct psychological assessments, formulation and intervention planning
You'll thrive in this role if you...Enjoy working with complex clinical presentations rather than high-volume caseloadsValue autonomy while still having access to strong clinical supportAre passionate about providing culturally safe and person-centred servicesEnjoy travelling throughout regional and remote Western AustraliaAre motivated by continuous learning and developing your clinical expertiseLike working within a supportive team that values collaboration over competitionWant flexibility without sacrificing professional standards
We're looking for someone withCurrent registration as a Proficient Behaviour Support Practitioner with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission (mandatory)At least 12 months' experience delivering Positive Behaviour Support servicesDemonstrated experience working with participants presenting with complex behaviours of concernExperience conducting Behaviour Support Assessments, Functional Behaviour Assessments, risk assessments and psychosocial assessmentsStrong report writing skills, including interim, standard and comprehensive Behaviour Support PlansDemonstrated experience working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in a culturally safe, respectful and strengths-based mannerExcellent communication, critical thinking and relationship-building skillsThe ability to work independently while contributing positively to a multidisciplinary team
Applicants interested in the dual Psychologist role will also require current General or Provisional Registration with AHPRA.
Essential requirementsBachelor's degree in Allied Health, Social Sciences, Education or a related disciplineNDIS Behaviour Support Practitioner RegistrationCurrent Working With Children CheckNational Police ClearanceNDIS Worker Screening ClearanceNDIS Practitioner IDCurrent Australian Driver's LicenceAccess to a reliable motor vehicle for metro service delivery
Is this the right role for you?This role is ideal for experienced practitioners who enjoy solving complex clinical problems, building meaningful relationships with participants and communities, and having the autonomy to manage their work without unnecessary bureaucracy.
If you're looking for another role built around unrealistic billable expectations or constant office attendance, this probably isn't the right fit.
If you're looking for flexibility, clinical excellence, supportive leadership and the opportunity to make a genuine difference in regional and remote communities, we'd love to meet you.
Apply nowPlease email your CV together with a short introduction outlining why this opportunity interests you.Successful applicants will receive the full Position Description before being invited to interview.
We welcome applications from Behaviour Support Practitioners who are passionate about delivering high-quality, culturally responsive services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and other vulnerable communities throughout Western Australia.

📌 Senior Behaviour Support Practitioner (Perth)
🏢 Chrysalis Healthcare
📍 Perth