About Us

At LifeFul, we empower individuals with disabilities to achieve their best lives, guided by our core values. We embrace growth, excellence, accountability, and innovation, ensuring every service reflects our commitment to care, teamwork, and integrity.

Risk: Embracing growth through risk.

Excellent: Doing what matters well.

Accountable: Owning our roles and outcomes.

Live: Enjoying our work.

Initiate: Being resourceful and delightful.

Serve: Caring for our clients.

Team: Respecting and caring for each other.

Innovate: Growing and improving.

Credible: Following evidence and promises.

Join Our Team

We seek a passionate Behaviour Support Practitioner with strong interpersonal and critical thinking skills. Experience in the disability sector is valued. If you're driven to make an impact and thrive in a collaborative environment, this role may be for you.

We Offer:

• Positive, supportive work environment
• Career progression opportunities
• Ongoing training and development with access to NGO a Premium Training Platform where we pay for you to do courses to improve your learning and skills.
• We take compliance and safety seriously and provide you with access to platforms that keep you safe at work.
• Dynamic, heart-driven team
• Remote work options and work-life balance

Your Role:

• Support Individuals by improving their quality of life by implementing Behaviour Support Plans that reduce the need for restrictive practices, keep them safe and enable them to live a safe and ordinary life.
• Conduct Functional Behaviour Assessments
• Develop and implement Behaviour Support Plans that align with the NDIS Participants goals.
• Collaborate with Participants, Families, Multi-Disciplinary Teams and other stakeholders to provide consistency in support.
• Educate and support other stakeholders in implementing Behaviour Support plans.
• Deliver these services aligning with Quality and Safeguarding framework
• Evaluate and adjust strategies for effectiveness.
• Compliance and adherence with NDIS Guidelines.
• Meeting Billable KPIs while upholding Clinical Integrity

Essential Criteria:

• Strong understanding of Behaviour Support responsibilities
• High-Level English Proficiency
• Clinical Expertise in psychosocial disorders and NDIS guidelines
• Empathy & Support for client communication and compassion
• Innovative Problem-Solving and evidence-based strategies
• Collaboration & Communication skills
• Credibility & Service delivery with integrity
• Personal Attributes: Team player, work ethic, continuous improvement, and creative problem-solving
• NDIS Suitability Letter indicating suitability as a NDIS registered Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner

Requirements:

• Relevant tertiary qualifications in Allied Health, Support Work or Education (Imperative)
• Minimum 1 year experience in Behavioural Support (highly desirable)
• Valid driver's license, vehicle insurance, and relevant checks (WWCC, NDIS screening, First Aid, CPR and completion of NDIS Modules)
• High proficiency in spoken and written English

Conditions of Employment:

This role involves direct support to people with disabilities, requiring NDIS Worker Screening clearance or an acceptable check.