About the role
This is not your typical Behaviour Support Practitioner role. Working closely with experienced Senior Behaviour Support Practitioners, you'll be guided, coached, and supported as you develop your skills and confidence.
Unlike many entry level BSP roles, this position is focused on learning and development rather than independently managing a full caseload. Through a structured onboarding, training, and competency development framework, you'll have the opportunity to build capability, confidence, and clinical excellence while receiving ongoing support every step of the way.
What You'll Be Doing:
- Undertaking extensive training in Multi Element Behaviour Support and Behaviour Science
- Support children and adults with disability to achieve meaningful outcomes.
- Shadow experienced practitioners with their current caseloads.
- Assist with implementing Positive Behaviour Support plans.
- Participate in assessments and information gathering.
- Learn how to develop behaviour support plans and recommendations.
- Work directly with participants, families, support workers, schools and other stakeholders.
- Collect and analyse data to monitor progress.
- Develop the practical skills required to become an independent Behaviour Support Practitioner.
Why Choose CPBS?
At CPBS you'll have:
- Structured Entry-Level Practitioner Programme designed to accelerate your development
- Dedicated mentor and supervisor from day one
- Receive weekly clinical and operational supervision for your first 6 months
- Clear pathway to becoming an independent Behaviour Support Practitioner
- Flexible hybrid working arrangements
- Company laptop and mobile phone provided
- Access to approximately 80 hours of evidence-based, structured learning
- Opportunity to build a long-term career within a growing national organisation
Launch your career in Positive Behaviour Support with CPBS, one of Australia's leading PBS organisations, recognised as the 2024 Most Outstanding Positive Behaviour Support Provider Worldwide and the first Centre of Excellence for the IABA Research and Education Foundation.
Imagine starting your Behaviour Support career with structured training, dedicated mentoring, weekly supervision and a clear pathway to becoming a confident and capable practitioner.
If you're passionate about supporting people with disability and looking for a structured pathway into Behaviour Support, our Entry-Level Practitioner Programme provides the training, mentorship, supervision and real-world experience needed to grow in the role. Whether you're a graduate seeking your first professional position or bring transferable experience from a similar field, we'll provide the support and guidance to help you build a meaningful career in Positive Behaviour Support.
We're looking for motivated individuals seeking part-time or full-time opportunities who are ready to invest in building a rewarding, long-term career in Behaviour Support.
We're Looking for People Who:
- Hold a relevant undergraduate degree or are prepared to enrol in postgraduate ABA studies
- Are passionate about improving the lives of people with disability
- Are motivated to learn and develop professionally
- Demonstrate strong communication and relationship-building skills
- Are organised, reliable and accountable
- Hold or can obtain a NDIS Practitioner ID, NDIS Workers Screening Check and Working with Children Check
- Hold or be able to obtain a valid QLD Driver Licence and have access to your own vehicle, as travel to participants is required
How do I apply?
If you have a passion for Positive Behaviour Support, we would love to hear from you! Please apply online with your updated CV and brief cover letter ASAP. For further inquiries please contact *
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