• Full-time permanent opportunity
• Proficient Behaviour Support Practitioner or above
• Established referrals and growing participant demand
• Mixed adult and paediatric caseload
• Clinic, home and community-based service delivery
• Strong multidisciplinary environment
• Work alongside Psychology, OT, Speech Pathology, Physiotherapy and other Allied Health professionals
• Opportunity to shape your caseload around your experience
• Growing service with further expansion planned

If you're an experienced Behaviour Support Practitioner who enjoys having autonomy but doesn't want to work in isolation, this is an opportunity worth considering.

You'll be joining an established multidisciplinary allied health organisation in Western Sydney that supports NDIS participants across a broad range of services.

Rather than Behaviour Support operating as a completely separate service, you'll have access to clinicians across Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology, Psychology, Physiotherapy and other allied health disciplines when participants require more collaborative support.

An Established Caseload: Not Starting From Zero. The organisation already has strong NDIS referral pathways and an existing participant network.

They're looking to grow their Behaviour Support offering and want an experienced Proficient Practitioner or above who can confidently manage their own caseload while contributing to the continued development of the service.

You'll work across a mixture of paediatric and adult participants, with scope to discuss your preferred population and areas of interest.
Your Behaviour Support Caseload The organisation supports participants with a wide range of behavioural, emotional and functional needs.
Your work can involve:

• Positive Behaviour Support
• Behaviour assessment and intervention
• Emotional regulation
• Anxiety, frustration and stress management
• Changes in routines and transitions
• Building practical coping strategies
• Social and communication development
• Community participation
• Daily living skills and independence
• Positive relationship development
• Participant-centred assessments
• Goal-focused Behaviour Support planning
• Supporting challenges across home, school, work and community settings
• Monitoring progress and adapting strategies over time
• Working closely with families, carers and support workers

The focus is on developing practical strategies that can actually be implemented within the participant's everyday environment rather than producing plans that simply sit on a file.

Work With the People Around the Participant. One of the major advantages of this opportunity is access to a broader clinical team.
A participant you're supporting may also be accessing Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology, Psychology or another allied health discipline within the same organisation.

This creates opportunities to communicate directly with clinicians involved in the participant's care, particularly where behaviour may be influenced by:

• Communication difficulties
• Sensory needs
• Emotional regulation
• Functional capacity
• Environmental factors
• Daily living challenges
• Physical or mobility needs

You'll also work collaboratively with families, carers, support workers and other professionals to create strategies that can be used consistently across the participant's environments.

Adults + Paediatrics: The organisation supports participants across different ages and stages of life.
This means you don't necessarily have to choose between becoming solely an adult or solely paediatric BSP.

Your caseload can provide exposure across both, or potentially be shaped more heavily towards the population that best suits your experience.

For someone who enjoys variety, this can provide a broader mix of presentations without needing to change organisations to develop experience in another area.
Flexible Service Delivery: Behaviour Support can be delivered across the participant's:

• Home
• School
• Workplace
• Community
• Clinic environment

The organisation already operates a combination of clinic, mobile, home and community-based services, allowing support to be delivered where it is most relevant to the participant.

Join a Proper MDT. This isn't simply a Behaviour Support company with occasional external Allied Health involvement.

You'll be joining an organisation providing multiple clinical disciplines internally.
The broader team includes services across:

• Occupational Therapy
• Speech Pathology
• Psychology
• Physiotherapy
• Exercise Physiology
• Allied Health Assistance

For a Behaviour Support Practitioner, that means there is an opportunity to understand the participant from several perspectives rather than working on behaviour in isolation.
Who They're Looking For: They're specifically looking for a Behaviour Support Practitioner who is currently assessed at Proficient level or above.

You'll ideally be someone who:

• Can manage a Behaviour Support caseload with confidence
• Has experience within the NDIS
• Is comfortable working with participants, families and support teams
• Can complete high-quality assessments and Behaviour Support Plans
• Understands the importance of practical, person-centred strategies
• Communicates well with Support Coordinators and broader stakeholder networks
• Enjoys multidisciplinary collaboration
• Works autonomously without becoming disconnected from the team
• Is ethical, personable and reliable
• Wants to become part of a growing Allied Health service long-term

They're looking for someone with strong clinical capability, but team fit matters just as much.

The organisation wants someone collaborative, approachable and willing to contribute to the wider team rather than someone who simply manages their own caseload in isolation.
Why Consider This Opportunity?

• Join an established NDIS provider
• Existing referrals and participant demand
• Mixed adult and paediatric caseload
• Work alongside multiple Allied Health disciplines
• Clinic, home and community-based work
• Opportunity to shape your clinical focus
• Collaborative participant-centred approach
• Work directly with families, carers and support teams
• Growing Behaviour Support service
• Opportunity to join during a wider period of organisational growth

Requirements

• NDIS Behaviour Support Practitioner – Proficient level or above
• Relevant tertiary qualification
• Experience delivering Positive Behaviour Support within the NDIS
• NDIS Worker Screening Check
• Working With Children Check
• National Police Check
• Driver's licence and access to a vehicle
• Full Australian working rights

If you're a Proficient Behaviour Support Practitioner or above looking for an established referral base, broader multidisciplinary support and the opportunity to grow with a developing Behaviour Support service, we'd love to hear from you.

APPLY NOW
For further information, contact:
MEG – ALLIED HEALTH DIVISION
0468 341 546
megan@gorillajobs.com.au