Work closely with a supportive and enthusiastic team who value Professional Development and Career Progression Four-day work week with full pay Deliver practical, evidence-based supports that improve quality of life Generous salary of $85k to $110k Super Bonus Are you passionate about making a positive impact in the lives of individuals? Are you ready to bring your skills and expertise to a dynamic team? Look no further, this could be the perfect opportunity for you! Welcome to your NEW workplace: Since 2017, this organisation has expanded its disability services to become a core focus of operations. As a registered NDIS provider, they deliver a wide range of tailored supports with a strong emphasis on positive behaviour support. Their team includes experienced Behaviour Support Practitioners and Psychologists who are committed to helping individuals, families and support networks achieve greater wellbeing, stability and independence. Central to their practice is the belief in empowering people with disabilities to go beyond diagnosing problems, resolving barriers and restoring dignity. For more than a decade, this organisation has been recognised for providing high-quality, clinically informed services. They take a proactive and responsive approach, working closely with families, professionals and community supports to ensure individuals receive the highest standard of care. They are now looking to add an experienced Behaviour Support Practitioner to their dynamic team in Toowoomba and surrounding areas to help deliver the high standard of care they are known for. About the Role and your Responsibilities: As a Behaviour Support Practitioner, reporting to the Managing Directors, you will support clients by developing and delivering high-quality, evidence-based behaviour support. You will collaborate with families, support teams and other professionals to ensure holistic care and improved quality of life. Some of your responsibilities will include: Developing, implementing and reviewing Positive Behaviour Support Plans Managing complex cases and coordinating supports Providing best practice therapeutic supports tailored to individual needs Delivering training and guidance to clients, families and care teams Preparing reports, letters, clinical notes and documentation Maintaining accurate records and meeting compliance requirements Delivering workshops or contributing to blog content as required Participating in professional development and team activities Networking and promoting the organisation with referral partners Skills and Qualifications: Tertiary qualification in Social or Behavioural Sciences, Psychology, Social Work, Education, or a related field Registration or eligibility for registration with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission as a Behaviour Support Practitioner Knowledge of the NDIS, disability sector and Disability Services Standards Strong interpersonal skills within a clinical or health context Advanced written and verbal communication skills Excellent organisation and time management Strong problem-solving skills Able to manage multiple tasks and prioritise effectively Willing to learn, grow and seek guidance when needed Confident working independently and as part of a team Respectful when working with people from diverse backgrounds Current Blue Card and NDIS Worker Screening Check, or willingness to obtain Current driver’s licence Full working rights in Australia Benefits: Generous salary of $85k to $110k plus Super with the aim of rewarding expertise Ongoing Professional development opportunities : providing onboarding, mentoring and professional development to support your growth. True Work-life balance : a four-day work week with full pay to promote harmony between professional and personal life. Collaborative and values-driven : everyone is committed to the company’s purpose and core values, and supporting one another within the team. Make a real difference in the lives of your clients How to Apply: If you are motivated and committed to delivering high-quality behaviour support, we encourage you to apply. Join us in creating positive outcomes and empowering the people to live with dignity, independence and improved quality of life. Apply today at kate@alignrecruiting.com.au or call Kate Flippence directly on 0477 738 224 for a confidential discussion.
