Senior Behaviour Support Practitioner: Mentoring & Growth

SAL Consulting Pty Ltd; Sydney; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Travel allowance

Extra annual leave

Flare benefits platform

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Job summary

SAL Consulting Pty Ltd in Sydney, Australia seeks a Senior Behaviour Support Practitioner to join our multidisciplinary clinical team. You will work with individuals, families and service systems to create meaningful and lasting change across diverse settings.

We offer supportive supervision, professional development, and opportunities to shape future practice within a trauma-informed, NDIS-aligned framework.

Qualifications

• Tertiary qualification in Psychology or a related discipline.
• NDIS Positive Behaviour Support Capability Framework at Proficient level or higher.
• Unrestricted Australian working rights.
• Current Australian Driver’s Licence.
• Current Working with Children Check and NDIS Worker Screening (or ability to obtain before start).

Responsibilities

• Deliver high-quality services across community, clinic, school and telehealth settings.
• Provide assessment, intervention and consultation to diverse and complex needs.
• Support individuals, families, carers and support networks to achieve meaningful outcomes.
• Mentor and coach developing practitioners.
• Contribute to discipline growth, clinical innovation and service development.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to support holistic, person-centred outcomes.

Skills

Behaviour Support Practitioner

Mentoring & coaching

Multidisciplinary collaboration

Trauma-informed practice

Education

Psychology degree or related discipline

Job description

SAL Consulting Pty Ltd in Sydney, Australia seeks a Senior Behaviour Support Practitioner to join our multidisciplinary clinical team. You will work with individuals, families and service systems to create meaningful and lasting change across diverse settings.

We offer supportive supervision, professional development, and opportunities to shape future practice within a trauma-informed, NDIS-aligned framework.