Job Summary

• As a Behaviour Support Practitioner you will make a real difference in the lives of people living with disability by helping them and those around them.
• You will receive weekly 1:1 clinical supervision, participate in national best practice onboarding and learning programs, and have access to a large learning resource library.
• The role offers flexible scheduling, sustainable caseloads, competitive salary with superannuation, and additional health and wellbeing benefits.

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Salary

Base: competitive salary + super; Bonus/Equity: rewards for outstanding performance; Benefits: $600 annual Health & Wellbeing subsidy, salary packaging options

Skills & Requirements

Key Requirements

• NDIS Commission Behaviour Support Practitioner registration preferred
• considerable experience with complex challenging behaviours
• flawless writing skills
• current Driver’s Licence and reliable vehicle
• formal qualifications relevant to behaviour support highly preferred

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