The highest level of positive behaviour support practice. Your experience shapes how we practise — service quality, systems and the next generation of clinicians — in a role designed around your strengths. What you will do
- Shape service quality, systems and practice standards
- Provide supervision and mentoring to emerging practitioners
- Work on complex presentations and restrictive practice reduction
- Contribute to clinical leadership and service development
- Use our purpose-built practice technology for notes, data and compliance What we are looking for
- Considered suitable by the NDIS Commission as a behaviour support practitioner, with experience and capability at the Specialist level of the PBS Capability Framework
- A relevant base qualification: a completed bachelor-level qualification (or higher) in psychology, occupational therapy, social work, speech pathology, education / teaching, early childhood, nursing,
or another clearly relevant human services or disability-related discipline
- A current NDIS Worker Screening Check, or willingness to obtain one before you start
- Current First Aid and CPR, or willingness to obtain before you start
- A full Australian driving licence and access to a reliable vehicle (kilometres are reimbursed)
- The right to work in Australia What you get
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Salary:
$130,000-145,000 + super, the same in every location
- 25 billable (KPI) hours in a 38-hour week.
- $1,500 professional development allowance
- $2,000 supervision allowance
- Internal and external supervision from Advanced and Specialist behaviour support practitioners
- Hybrid / work from home, with local participant, school and stakeholder work
- Laptop and phone supplied; kilometres reimbursed
- Full-time or part time