Flexible Part-Time Behaviour Support Practitioner

Ability Action Australia; City of Devonport; Hybrid; AUD 60,000 - 90,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Car allowance

Phone

Laptop

Salary packaging (novated leasing)

Job summary

Ability Action Australia in North Tasmania is seeking a Behaviour Support Practitioner to work part-time in a role tailored to your life. You’ll work alongside people with disability, their families and support networks to create meaningful, practical change.

You’ll develop and deliver evidence-based Behaviour Support Plans, implement Positive Behaviour Support strategies, and strive to reduce restrictive practices while building skills and confidence in families and carers.

Qualifications

• A degree in an allied health discipline such as Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology or Social Work.
• Experience developing, implementing and reviewing Behaviour Support Plans.
• Proficient, Advanced or Specialist NDIS Behaviour Support Practitioner status.

Responsibilities

• Developing and delivering evidence-based Behaviour Support Plans.
• Creating meaningful goals and practical strategies using a Positive Behaviour Support framework.
• Working towards the reduction and elimination of restrictive practices.
• Building the skills and confidence of families, carers, friends and other important people in a participant’s life.
• Advocating for the people you support and helping their voices be heard.
• Collaborating with a genuinely multidisciplinary allied health team.

Education

Allied health degree

NDIS Behaviour Support Practitioner status

Job description

Ability Action Australia in North Tasmania is seeking a Behaviour Support Practitioner to work part-time in a role tailored to your life. You’ll work alongside people with disability, their families and support networks to create meaningful, practical change.

You’ll develop and deliver evidence-based Behaviour Support Plans, implement Positive Behaviour Support strategies, and strive to reduce restrictive practices while building skills and confidence in families and carers.