Behaviour Support Practitioner/ Psychology- Metro VIC

Aurora Allied Services is a NDIS registered behaviour support and psychology provider looking for skilled Registered Behaviour Support Practitioners/ and or Psychologists living in Melbourne and throughout regional Victoria to join our PBS VIC team. Our vision is to support neurodivergent and disabled individuals to thrive in an authentic way.

What You’ll Do

Conduct neuroaffirming and trauma informed assessments.

Develop individualised strengths-based person-centred behaviour support plans.

Ensure all practices comply with NDIS quality and safeguarding standards.

What We’re Looking For

Neuroaffirming approach to work. Accepting and supportive of authenticity of clients and families.

Strong advocates for our clients, promoting neurodivergent- affirming environments.

Strong communication skills and a friendly, empathetic approach.

Work closely and regularly with clients, teams and families.

Regular face-to-face visits to build strong therapeutic relationships.

You’re skilled in identifying Restrictive Practices and developing Interim Plans within NDIS timeframes.

Essential- Registration as a Behaviour Support Practitioner with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission- Proficient (or higher).

Essential- Current Working with Children Check (WWCC).

You hold relevant undergraduate qualifications (e.g., Psychology, Occupational Therapy, Education, Social Work, or Counselling).

Postgraduate qualifications are a plus, but not essential.

Essential- You hold a current driver’s license and have access to a roadworthy vehicle.

Essential- You have current NDIS Worker Screening and a Working with Children Check.

Essential- ABN + Professional indemnity and liability insurance (by commencement date).

What We Offer
At Aurora Allied Services, we prioritise the development and well-being of our team. As a Behaviour Support Practitioner, you’ll enjoy:

Competitive Pay: $125/hr + super (travel is 50%)

Professional Development: Access to internal professional development, training, and regular supervision with an experienced and skilled behaviour support supervisor. Learn and grow.

Flexible Work Arrangements: Tailor your hours and manage your caseload to suit your lifestyle.

Supportive Team Culture: Be part of a team that values work-life balance, inclusivity, and quality care.

Fun supportive team: We meet regularly online and in-person, so you feel part of a team.

Admin support: We provide full admin support so you can focus on what you do best.

Application Process:

Applicants must provide the following:

Resume & cover letter- including areas of support (i.e. autism, young onset dementia etc)

Minimum of two referees.