Work locally in Stirling, Morley or Joondalup. Clear progression to Advanced & Specialist
Join Australia’s largest Positive Behaviour Support Company and work in an office where there are more than 30 PBS clinicians and allied health professionals including Occupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists, Psychologists, Dieticians, Social Workers, Rehabilitation and Early Childhood Teachers. At ORS, you’ll access:
The PBS Centre of Excellence—a specialist team of six Advanced/Specialist clinicians whose sole focus is your development and offer supervision and clinical support across key areas including forensics, mental health, paediatrics, trauma, and culturally and linguistically diverse communities
A dedicated Risk and Safety team to provide real time support on complex and high-risk cases
A dedicated Quality and Compliance team to support you in your decision making regarding restrictive practices and legislative requirements, quality assurance and to complete administrative tasks such as uploading restrictive practice plans to the Commission portal
High level technology including AI and custom-built systems designed to help you reduce administration time, meet legislation requirements, and track progress and outcomes
Industry-leading parental leave, loyalty leave and wellbeing initiatives such as monthly massages and access to Fitness Passport.
Progression opportunities for management and clinical support roles
Work across home, office and community settings with flexibility to support your day-to-day.
What you will do
Conduct functional behaviour assessments (FBA)
Develop interim and comprehensive Behaviour Support Plans
Implement evidence-based PBS strategies and interventions
Help clients and families achieve their goals and reach their potential
Reduce and eliminate restrictive practices in line with best practice
Train and coach families, carers and support teams
Collaborate within a multidisciplinary allied health team
Meet achievable KPIs with bonus opportunities
Complete clear, compliant documentation aligned with NDIS requirements.
What we are looking for
Current suitability as an NDIS Behaviour Support Practitioner with an active practitioner number.
Experience delivering Positive Behaviour Support within the NDIS at Proficient level
Strong skills in assessment, formulation and report writing
Ability to manage a caseload independently and achieve meaningful outcomes
Ability to meet reporting timeframes and manage competing priorities Comfortable working within a structured, KPI-driven environment
Relevant qualification in psychology, social work, occupational therapy, speech pathology or similar
Driver’s license and vehicle and willingness to travel locally
