On Offer:

• Excellent salary: $90,000 - $95,000 plus super
• Opportunity for Early Career or Proficient BSP
• Full control of calendar following probation
• Flexible working arrangements
• Drip fed KPI's
• Opportunity for bonuses
• Laptop and phone provided
• Strong team environment through social events
• Strong focus on professional development
• Join a team with full retention for establishing
• Clear career progression pathways
• Supervision for Senior Psychologist with 20 years' experience

The role:
As an Early Career Behaviour Support Practitioner with our client, you will join a passionate and dedicated team committed to advancing the best in evidence-based practice and innovation. You will be supported in utilizing a range of skills to complete assessments, develop interventions, and implement these interventions for clients with diverse presentations, including mental health diagnoses, intellectual disabilities, and autism. Your role will involve working collaboratively with clients, families, support workers, and other professionals to develop Behaviour Support Plans and coach support staff, family members, and others in understanding the individual's difficulties and implementing identified strategies.

In this role, you will have the opportunity to work with client presentations ranging from moderate to complex, focusing on addressing behaviours of concern, supporting goal achievement, and improving the quality of life. You will complete Functional Behaviour Assessments and other assessments using formal tools and clinical interviews. You will develop evidence-based therapeutic and behavioural interventions tailored to the needs of the client and their support network, ensuring all interventions are person-centred and aligned with best practices.

You will also play a crucial role in reducing restrictive practices, in line with the requirements of the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission. This involves coaching families, support staff, and other professionals in understanding the person and implementing the strategies identified in the Behaviour Support Plans. Your collaboration with a multidisciplinary team will be vital, as you liaise with other professionals and mainstream services to promote a consistent approach to support and intervention.

Our client offers a dynamic and rewarding work environment with clear career pathways. You will benefit from a high level of in-house training, supervision, and support, ensuring you have everything you need to develop and progress in your career. Enjoy the flexibility to tailor your caseload according to your skills, interests, and preferences, whether you prefer working with children, adults, or a combination of both. Join a vibrant workplace filled with like-minded and talented professionals ready to welcome you into the fold and help you achieve your greatest potential.

Essential Criteria

• Minimum Bachelor degree in Psychology, Social Work, Counselling, Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology or qualifications in ABA/BCBA
• Minimum 6 months experience
• Core or Proficient BSP Registration
• Experience working as Behaviour Support Practitioner
• Experience with clients present with developmental delays, autism, mental health and dual diagnosis'
• Police Check
• WWCC
• NDIS Working Screening Check and Orientational Modules
• Access to fully insured and reliable vehicle

For a confidential discussion about this role, please send your resume to: [email protected]