Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner

Requirements

• Conduct assessments (functional behaviour assessments) and develop behaviour support plans (interim and comprehensive) that are person-centred and evidence-based and align with NDIS standards.
• Implement strategies and support participants and teams, providing guidance, training, and collaboration with families and allied health staff.
• Monitor progress and ensure compliance, reviewing plans, reporting outcomes, and adhering to NDIS and organisational requirements.
• Ensure plans enhance quality of life, eliminate and reduce restrictive practices and promote meaningful skill development.
• Ensure all work within this space aligns with both NDIS and state and territory legislative requirements.
• Supervise junior BSP practitioners, including being responsible for sign-off or endorsement of plans when required
• Contribute to the design, growth and quality systems of the new Behaviour Support Team.
• Work within a multidisciplinary team

Qualifications

• Approved as an NDIS Behaviour Support Practitioner by the NDIS Commission.
• Meets Proficient, Advanced, or Specialist BSP capability requirements.
• Professional registration/membership where applicable.
• Working with Children Check & Police Check.
• NDIS worker screening check
• Driver’s licence if travel is required.
• Professional indemnity/public liability insurance

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