Take the next step in your Behaviour Support career in beautiful Tasmania! Whether you're seeking flexibility, a supportive team, or meaningful career progression this role delivers on all fronts!

• Attractive salary up to $110,000 + superannuation, including annual leave loading
• Company vehicle, laptop and mobile provided for both personal and professional use
• Flexibility to work full-time or a 4-day week, tailored to your lifestyle
• Strong focus on personal and professional growth, with daily clinical mentoring and $1,000 PD budget
• Join a vibrant interdisciplinary team in a collaborative, pet-friendly environment
• Access to a wide variety of learning modules including specialist training, mentoring and online resources
• Rewarding perks like paid parental leave, purchase leave options, wellness days, career coaching and more

This dynamic allied health organisation has over 40 hubs across Australia with a mission to provide top-notch access to mental health supports for everybody. You'll work within the social model of disability, delivering meaningful behavioural support across homes, schools, playgrounds, workplaces, and community settings. The organisation's structured approach to Positive Behaviour Support is built to help you focus more on client outcomes and less on admin.

As part of a high-performing team in Hobart’s surrounding suburbs, you'll be welcomed into a culture that thrives on mentorship, innovation and shared success. Enjoy weekly team meets, collaborative projects, and the freedom to build a caseload aligned to your clinical interests.

Your Duties will Include:

• Deliver high-quality behaviour support to a varied caseload in community settings
• Conduct assessments, Functional Behaviour Assessments and therapy using PBS frameworks
• Collaborate with an interdisciplinary team while enjoying control over your schedule
• Work out of a well-resourced hub located in the Hobart region

Requirements/ Skills:

• Experience as a Behaviour Support Practitioner is highly regarded (Core proficiency or greater).
• Experience with NDIS participants and functional behavioural approaches
• NDIS Suitability Letter and relevant tertiary qualification (e.g., Psychology, OT, SP, SW, Nursing)
• Full Australian Work Rights

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Apply now or email your resume to Cavan Conway at cavan@gorillajobs.com.au or call +61 468 842 406 to hear more about the role.

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