About Nexia Healthcare:
Nexia Healthcare is transforming mental health care for children and adolescents by offering an integrated, multidisciplinary approach to diagnosing and treating neurodevelopmental disorders. Our model brings together peadiatricians, psychiatrists, and allied health professionals to provide comprehensive, collaborative care for young clients and their families.

We are seeking passionate and dedicated Behaviour Therapy assistant to join our East Melbourne clinic. The role entails working closely with children and adolescent clients who have neurodiverse conditions and developmental delays. You will collaborate with our team of psychologists, occupational therapists, and speech pathologists to deliver essential skills and strategies, guided by our specialist team of paediatricians and psychiatrists. By providing comprehensive therapy services in both community and clinical environments, you will enhance independence and improve the quality of life for these clients and their families. Additionally, you will work with families, educators, and children to deliver holistic, wrap-around care.

As a Behavioural Therapy Assistant at Nexia Healthcare, your key responsibilities include:

Behavioural Therapy Assessments and Intervention: Conduct comprehensive behavioural assessments and implement skill-building/ behavioural support programs to help children develop essential life skills.

Parent Partnership: Work with parents and caregivers or to identify emotional, social, or physical obstacles, and gain insight into family dynamics and the home environment.

Educators Partnerships: Provide direct training to educators, equipping them with the skills and strategies needed to assist children requiring additional attention. This includes professional development sessions and practical guidance to foster effective learning environments.

Collaboration and Coordination: Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, including Early Childhood Education Specialists, Occupational Therapists, Speech Therapists, Physiotherapists, and Allied Health Assistants, to deliver an integrated approach tailored to each individual and their family’s goals for independence in school, community, and home settings. Collaboration with childcare centres across Australia, designing early intervention programs dedicated to neurodiverse children. Engage in case conferences and team meetings to discuss progress and outcomes.

Documentation: Deliver timely and accurate documentation of care, and adjust treatment plans as necessary.

Evidence-Based Practice: Deliver evidence-based therapy interventions and strategies in clinic and in the community setting to foster independence and improved quality of life. Monitor and evaluate the child’s progress through both formal and informal assessments.

Compliance and Ethics: Maintain high standards of ethical practice, ensuring compliance with relevant legislation and professional guidelines.

What We Offer

A competitive pay rates

Full admin support and help with calendar management

The opportunity to work within a leading multidisciplinary team that includes paediatricians and psychiatrists and other allied health professionals

Adopt a collaborative approach to case management with a manageable client load to prevent burnout

Opportunities for continuous career advancement, including leadership roles, managerial positions, and postgraduate specializations

Focus on professional development, mentorship, and career growth

Supportive and inclusive work culture designed to help you excel in neurodevelopmental care

Who We Are Looking For

We are seeking motivated and empathetic Certified Behavioural Analyst with:

Proven experience working with children and adolescents, particularly in a mental health or neurodevelopmental context.

Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to effectively liaise with diverse stakeholders

Strong problem-solving and critical thinking skills, with a commitment to evidence-based practice

Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary team environment

Comfortable and able to provide hybrid service, within the clinic and in clients homes or education environment

Flexibility and adaptability to accommodate the changing needs of the individuals you support

A passion for supporting families and caregivers throughout the diagnosis process.

Requirements:

Currently engaging in tertiary qualification in psychology, social work, or a related field, with a strong background in positive behaviour support

Experience in a similar role or demonstrated ability to fulfill the responsibilities of this position.

NDIS workers screening test, National Police Check, Working with Children Check (WWC).

Right to Work in Australia (e.g., Australian Citizen, Permanent Resident, or Visa holder with full working rights).

How to Apply

If you are passionate about making a meaningful impact and believe you have the skills to thrive in this role, please submit your resume and cover letter to [email protected]. Applications close on 28/02/2025