Positive Behavioural Support Practitioner - Healthcarelink Support

Healthcarelink Support; City Of Kwinana; On-site; AUD 75,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Travel allowance

Competitive salary + super

Job summary

Healthcarelink Support is seeking a Positive Behavioural Practitioner for community and clinic-based work with travel allowance in WA. The role involves delivering person-centred supports across Peel, Rockingham and South Metro with an interdisciplinary team.

New graduates can expect mentorship, a diverse caseload, and a supportive environment. Clinc locations include Bertram and Mandurah; travel and flexible scheduling available.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree qualification in OT, Speech Pathology, Psychology or Social Work.
• Experience in allied health sector working with NDIS participants is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Deliver high-quality, person-centred supports across Peel, Rockingham and South Metro regions.
• Collaborate with families, support networks and an interdisciplinary team to plan and implement interventions.
• Balance caseloads based on location and reside requirements, with support from Team Leaders and Managers.

Education

Bachelor’s degree qualification: OT/Speech Pathology/Psychology/Social Work

Job description

Job title: Positive Behavioural Practitioner - Community/Clinic-Based - Travel Allowance

Working hours: Full-time / Part-time position

Salary: $75K to $100K per annum + super + travel allowance

Location: Bertram, WA

The Role

As a mobile community-based Positive Behavioural Support Practitioner, working as part of a collaborative inter-disciplinary team, you will be responsible for the delivery of high-quality, person-centred supports throughout the Peel, Rockingham and South Metro regions. Working in partnership with families and support & carer networks, you will be across a range of disability-related needs, from short-term interventions to complex, long-term needs.

With clinics located in Bertram and Mandurah, you will work across these regions. Based on where you live, we will balance your caseload accordingly.

You will be supported by your respective clinical Team Leader, our Clinical Service Managers, Seniors and work in an interdisciplinary system alongside other dedicated speech pathologists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, psychologists, exercise physiologists, positive behaviour support practitioners and therapy assistants.

For New Graduates, they offer:

• A diverse caseload based on your interest areas and passions. Our goal is to provide you with the diversity to keep you interested, whilst providing you with a real sense of challenge and professional growth.
• A genuine values driven organisation with a huge emphasis on support. As a Graduate you will be able to relish in an extended leadership structure complemented with seniors and mentors, both internal and external
• Commitment to a high quality, compassionate and supportive client experience through the Kern Supports Model. We believe in a 'team around the participant' approach to help our participants achieve their goals and live their best lives
• Competitive salary and a mileage allowance
• Real flexibility to suit your lifestyle
• A purpose built new graduate development program, with as much mentoring as you need
• A coaching and development framework to facilitate employee growth, career progression and job satisfaction
• A technology package to allow you to work from anywhere
• A $200 Personal Resource Allowance - build your own therapy resources kit
• And our program is packed with so much professional development we cant even put a $$$ on it!!!

Also, You Should Also Have The Standard Qualifications:

• Relevant Bachelor’s degree qualification: OT/Speech Pathology/Psychology/Social Work, etc
• A Working with children check
• A valid West Australian drivers’ licence
• Reside in and hold full working rights in Australia
• Be eligible to apply for an NDIS Behaviour Support ID or currently hold an NDS Behaviour Support ID
• Experience in the allied health sector working with NDIS participants and knowledge of NDIS framework