Civic Disability Services is seeking an experienced Advanced Behaviour Support Practitioner to join our growing Allied Health & Clinical Services team

This is a great opportunity for a newly appointed Advanced Behaviour Support Practitioner to begin their clinical leadership experience. You'll continue to deliver high-quality, evidence-based behaviour support services while developing your leadership skills, providing mentorship, supervision and clinical guidance to a small, established team of Behaviour Support Practitioners. No prior formal leadership experience is required – you'll be supported to grow into the role while balancing clinical practice and leadership. The role is equally well suited to an experienced practitioner who enjoys supporting the development of others and wants to share their expertise and strengthen their leadership profile, without stepping away from clinical work.

Reporting to the Senior Manager, Allied Health & Clinical Services, you will play an significant role in promoting best practice, supporting practitioner capability, and delivering positive outcomes for people with disability.

What You'll Do

- Maintain your own clinical practice across community, onsite and telehealth settings

- Conduct assessments and develop evidence-based Behaviour Support Plans

- Provide supervision, mentoring and clinical guidance to a small team of Behaviour Support Practitioners

- Support complex case discussions and restrictive practice oversight

- Facilitate peer learning and practitioner development

- Contribute to clinical quality, service improvement and best-practice outcomes

- Collaborate with multidisciplinary stakeholders to achieve meaningful outcomes for participants

About You

You are an Advanced Behaviour Support Practitioner who is passionate about both clinical excellence and supporting the growth of other practitioners.

To be successful in this role,



you will have:

- Current Advanced NDIS Behaviour Support Practitioner registration

- Experience delivering Behaviour Support services within the NDIS environment

- Experience providing, or a genuine motivation to provide, mentoring, supervision and clinical support to other practitioners

- Strong knowledge of NDIS Quality & Safeguards Commission requirements

- Tertiary qualifications in Psychology, Social Work, Occupational Therapy or a related discipline

- Well-developed communication, stakeholder engagement and report-writing skills

- A collaborative approach and commitment to person-centred practice

Why Join Civic?

- Clinical leadership, opportunity without large-scale people management responsibilities

- Maintain clinical work while contributing to practice leadership and practitioner development

- Flexible working arrangements

- Collaborative multidisciplinary Allied Health team

- Ongoing professional development and career growth opportunities

- NFP salary packaging benefits

- Fitness Passport

- Discounted private health insurance

- Employee Assistance Program

- In office café at Head Office

About Civic

At Civic, our vision is Human Potential, Realised.

We support people with disability to achieve their goals and participate as valued members of their community. Our people are encouraged to grow, innovate and make a genuine impact, supported by a collaborative culture that values continuous learning and professional development.

If you're looking for an opportunity to step into clinical leadership while continuing the work you're passionate about, we'd love to hear from you.

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Successful applicants will be required to complete relevant probity checks, including a National Police Check, NDIS Worker Screening Check and Working with Children Check, and hold a current driver's licence and First Aid certification.

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