Job Description
Behaviour Manager
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Behaviour Support & Allied Health | Senior Clinical LEADERSHIP Role
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An exciting opportunity is available for an experienced Behaviour Manager to join a well-established disability and allied health organisation. This is a senior clinical position suited to an experienced Behaviour Support Practitioner who is looking to combine hands‐on clinical practice with leadership, mentoring and service development.
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Working autonomously within a supportive skilled environment, you will play an key role in delivering high-quality, person‐centred behaviour support while providing clinical guidance and mentoring to less experienced practitioners.
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About the opportunity
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This role will suit a confident and experienced practitioner who is passionate about positive behaviour support, human‐rights‐based approaches and achieving meaningful outcomes for people with disability.
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Providing high-quality behaviour support services to clients with a range of needs and levels of complexity.
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Reviewing and endorsing Behaviour Support Plans developed by team members, providing clinical feedback and guidance.
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Providing regular clinical supervision, coaching and mentoring to Behaviour Support Practitioners.
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Supporting less experienced practitioners to develop their clinical skills, confidence and qualified practice.
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Managing your own small caseload while maintaining a focus on clinical leadership.
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Participating in and leading professional and multidisciplinary team meetings.
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Supporting reflective practice, evidence-based approaches and continuous improvement.
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Working collaboratively with clients, families, stakeholders and other professionals to achieve person‐centred outcomes.
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Contributing to the development and improvement of clinical tools, processes and service offerings.
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Building relationships with community services and professional networks.
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Supporting community education,



training and knowledge‐sharing initiatives.
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Ensuring high-quality documentation, reporting and compliance with relevant standards and requirements.
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About you
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You will be an experienced Behaviour Support Practitioner with strong clinical capability and the confidence to provide guidance to others.
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To be successful, you will have:
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A relevant tertiary qualification and/or equivalent professional experience.
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Demonstrated experience in behaviour support and disability services.
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Behaviour Support Practitioner suitability at Proficient level or above.
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Strong knowledge of Positive Behaviour Support frameworks and person‐centred practice.
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Experience developing, reviewing and implementing Behaviour Support Plans.
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The ability to manage complex clinical situations and exercise sound professional judgement.
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Demonstrated experience providing clinical supervision, coaching or mentoring.
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Strong communication, relationship‐building and stakeholder management skills.
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A commitment to human rights, dignity, choice and inclusion.
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Strong written documentation and report‐writing skills, including familiarity with NDIS reporting requirements.
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A commitment to ongoing professional development and evidence‐based practice.
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Why consider this opportunity?
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This is an opportunity to step into a senior clinical leadership position where your experience can directly influence the quality of practice across a Behaviour Support team.
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You will have the opportunity to remain clinically engaged while supporting the development of other practitioners, contributing to service improvement and strengthening outcomes for the people the organisation supports.
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The organisation and location will be discussed confidentially with suitable candidates.
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If you are an experienced Behaviour Support Practitioner ready to take the next step in your career, we would welcome a confidential conversation.
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Call greg on ************ or email
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📌 Behaviour Support Team Leader (Sydney)
🏢 Talent Quarter
📍 Sydney