About the role

The Good Place is seeking PBS contractors who are ready to shape their own practice while being part of a clinician-led, specialist provider that takes a different—and, we think, better—approach. This role offers a high degree of autonomy, allowing you to practice on your own terms while staying connected to a supportive professional community.

What we offer

Above-industry pay – $110 - $130 per billable hour (incl. super), negotiable based on experience.

Autonomy & flexibility – shape your practice your way, manage your schedule, participants, and approach. Organise your own clinical supervision based on your interest and area of specialisation.

A values-driven peer collective – join a strong practitioner-led community focused on shared expertise and neuro-affirming PBS.

Provider infrastructure – gain access to infrastructure that supports your work, including templates, processes, and a peer-based support network with case conferencing and optional co-working days.

What you'll do

• Independently deliver all aspects of Positive Behaviour Support with a high standard of professionalism, ensuring compliance with NDIS guidelines and all relevant legislation.
• Provide tailored, neuro-affirming PBS support to participants, families and support networks with a focus on building capable environments, improving quality of life outcomes, and reducing the use of restrictive practices.
• Provide training and support to caregivers and support staff to ensure the consistent implementation of positive behaviour support strategies.
• Maintain high clinical standards, produce professional reports and ensure compliance with industry regulations.

About us

The Good Place is committed to providing both organisational infrastructure and access to a clinician-led community for highly skilled professionals who value autonomy and flexibility in their clinical practice.

Our approach to PBS is grounded in the belief that all neurotypes are valid and that Autistic, ADHD and other neurodivergent brains are different, not disordered.

At The Good Place Collective, we take a liberation-oriented approach when working with people and communities that have lived experiences of exclusion, oppression and marginalisation. We uphold dignity, self-determination, choice and control for our participants and extend these same values to our clinicians, cultivating a professional environment that is grounded in ethical practice and collective care.

Role Requirements

Qualifications – Tertiary qualification in behaviour analysis, psychology, social work, family therapy, or a related field.
NDIS Registration – Registered as a Behaviour Support Practitioner (Core, Proficient, or Advanced/Specialist).
Clearances & Compliance – NDIS Worker Screening, Working With Children Check (WWCC), completion of NDIS Worker Modules, and PRODA registration.
Indemnity Insurance – Professional indemnity and public liability insurance.
Business & Resources – Own ABN, driver’s license, reliable vehicle, laptop, phone, and other essential tools for the role.
Additional Requirements – Any other registrations, training, or compliance requirements relevant to the role or as required by NDIS and industry standards.

Next Steps

If this opportunity sounds like a good fit for you, please send your CV and a brief cover letter introducing yourself to hello@thegoodplacecollective.com. Clinicians with an existing participant base are encouraged to apply.

www.thegoodplacecollective.com