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Elvara is offering a permanent, full-time hybrid role for a Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner based in Brisbane. The position involves face-to-face client meetings across Brisbane and surrounds, with strong supervision and evidence-based practice in a supportive team.
You’ll work with experienced clinicians and have access to supervision that counts toward registration, plus study and registration support, group learning and mentoring as part of Queensland’s large Allied Health team.
Build meaningful Positive Behaviour Support practice in a team that genuinely supports your growth.
We’re offering a new permanent, full-time hybrid opportunity for a Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner. We are seeking a Brisbane-based practitioner to join our team in a flexible role that includes face-to-face meetings with clients across the Brisbane and surrounding regions. Whether you’re an emerging clinician or building your PBS career, this role offers strong supervision, evidence-based practice and the chance to work alongside experienced clinicians in a collaborative, supportive environment.
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About the Role
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About You
You’re passionate about ethical, evidence-based behaviour support and committed to delivering meaningful outcomes. You enjoy learning, value supervision, and thrive in a collaborative team environment.
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Why Elvara?
We are one of Queensland’s biggest Allied Health teams, specialising in the support of young people, people with mental illness, and people with an intellectual disability. We are building a dynamic hub of excellence in Clinical Practice, with supervisors and senior clinicians on staff to support and mentor you. You will be joining a team who have studied (or are currently studying!) the same coursework as you – we ‘get’ good clinical practice and know how to support emerging clinicians.
“Elvara acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we all work, live, and play. We pay our respects to the Elders past and present and extend that respect to all First Nations Peoples. We reflect upon the millions of footprints that are embedded into the earth from our Ancestors, the pathways that were forged, the meaning they leave behind, and the continuation of the traditions through the next generations.”