Behaviour Support Practitioner

Evaluate, develop, and deliver evidence-based support plans for NDIS participants, children, adolescents, and adults. Create meaningful goals using a positive behaviour support framework and build capacity in families, carers, and support workers. Work alongside a multidisciplinary team to champion the reduction and elimination of restrictive practices while managing paperwork and reporting. This role requires a degree in OT, Speech Pathology, Psychology, Social Work, or similar, with experience implementing behaviour support plans and working with challenging behaviours. Live within a 20-minute radius of Melton to access the community, clinic, or home-based work arrangements. Join a purpose-driven team of over 4,000 people dedicated to improving access, development, and overall health and wellbeing.