Independent, quality behaviour support across children, young people and adults — with the clinical backing, technology and room to grow that let you practise properly.
What you will do
Complete functional behaviour assessments and develop interim and comprehensive behaviour support plans independently
Work on restrictive practice reduction where it applies
Consult with families, schools, support coordinators and other clinicians, and coach support teams
Use our purpose-built practice technology for notes, data and compliance
Grow toward Advanced practice if you want it
What we are looking for
Considered suitable by the NDIS Commission as a behaviour support practitioner, with experience and capability at the Proficient 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
Salary:
$95,000–$110,000 + 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
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