PBS Practitioner

Compassionate Care Group Ltd; Altrincham; On-site; GBP 34,000 - 38,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Professional development opportunities

Supportive inclusive work environment

Job summary

Compassionate Care Group Ltd. is seeking a PBS Practitioner to join our team in Altrincham.

You will work with children and young people with learning disabilities, autism, and complex needs to implement and monitor PBS plans, delivering trauma-informed approaches and family-inclusive support. The role emphasizes collaborative practice, training delivery, and leadership in child-centred care, with travel across the North West and a commitment to reducing restrictive practices and safeguarding.

Qualifications

• Specialised training in Positive Behaviour Support (PBS).
• Minimum 3 years' experience supporting children and young people with learning disabilities, autism, and/or complex needs.
• Excellent communication, time management, and organisational skills.
• Ability to translate complex behavioural and developmental theories into practical, child-friendly support strategies.
• Passion for reducing restrictive practices, safeguarding responsibilities, and promoting children's rights.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to comprehensive functional behavioural assessments (FBAs) to identify the underlying causes and functions of behaviours of concern demonstrated by children and young people.
• Develop, implement, and monitor individualised PBS plans in collaboration with children, young people, families, carers, education providers, and support staff.
• Provide ongoing coaching, training, and guidance to residential care teams and support staff in the effective application of PBS approaches that meet children's individual needs.
• Deliver high-quality training on PBS, trauma-informed practice, Active Support, and child-centred approaches.
• Collaborate effectively with children, young people, families, schools, social workers, therapists, staff teams, and external professionals to promote positive outcomes and ensure the best possible care and support.
• Actively participate in clinical supervision and support the development of practice leadership across children's services.
• Maintain accurate and up-to-date records and documentation in line with organisational policies, best practice guidance, children's legislation, and regulatory requirements.

Skills

Positive Behaviour Support

Communication

Time management

Organisational skills

Driving licence

Education

PBS Level 4 or equivalent

Tools

Driving licence

Job description

Pay: £36,000.00 per year

Job Description:

Compassionate Care Group - PBS Practitioner (Full-Time)

Are you a passionate PBS professional, dedicated to improving the lives and outcomes of children and young people with learning disabilities, autism, and complex needs?

Compassionate Care Group is a national care provider, bringing the warmth of home and expert support to communities across the UK. We are committed to creating safe, nurturing, and child-centred environments where children and young people can thrive, build independence, develop life skills, and achieve positive outcomes through specialist support tailored to their individual needs.

We're seeking an experienced PBS Practitioner to join our team!

In this dynamic role, you'll work collaboratively within a supportive team to provide high-quality support for children and young people with complex needs. You'll play a crucial role in ensuring the effective implementation of PBS interventions that improve quality of life, support emotional wellbeing, enhance engagement, and promote positive developmental outcomes. This role requires resilience, a deep understanding of children's behaviours of concern, trauma-informed practice, and a commitment to child-centred care.

Key Responsibilities:

Contribute to comprehensive functional behavioural assessments (FBAs) to identify the underlying causes and functions of behaviours of concern demonstrated by children and young people.

Develop, implement, and monitor individualised PBS plans in collaboration with children, young people, families, carers, education providers, and support staff.

Provide ongoing coaching, training, and guidance to residential care teams and support staff in the effective application of PBS approaches that meet children's individual needs.

Deliver high-quality training on PBS, trauma-informed practice, Active Support, and child-centred approaches.

Collaborate effectively with children, young people, families, schools, social workers, therapists, staff teams, and external professionals to promote positive outcomes and ensure the best possible care and support.

Actively participate in clinical supervision and support the development of practice leadership across children's services.

Maintain accurate and up-to-date records and documentation in line with organisational policies, best practice guidance, children's legislation, and regulatory requirements.

Based in Altrincham with required travel across the North West.

The Ideal Candidate:

Possesses specialised training in Positive Behaviour Support (e.g., PBS BTEC Level 4 or equivalent).

A minimum of 3 years' experience supporting children and young people with learning disabilities, autism, and/or complex needs.

Exhibits excellent communication, time management, and organisational skills.

Has the ability to translate complex behavioural and developmental theories into practical, child-friendly support strategies that improve outcomes.

Is passionate about reducing restrictive practices, promoting children's rights, and helping children and young people reach their full potential.

Possesses a strong understanding of relevant legislation, safeguarding responsibilities, best practice guidance, and ethical frameworks relating to children's services.

Based in Altrincham with flexibility and a willingness to travel as required.

Driver’s licence and access to a car are essential for the job.

Benefits:

Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package.

Opportunities for ongoing professional development and career advancement.

Supportive and inclusive work environment that values teamwork, collaboration, and positive outcomes for children and young people.

The opportunity to make a meaningful and lasting difference in the lives of children, young people, and their families.