Behaviour Support Practitioner

Surrey Hills – Behaviour Support Practitioner (EPC+)

Your Role and Impact: 

• Conduct meaningful assessments and design impactful therapy plans in diverse environments — from participants' homes to day centers, parks, and even at the beach. 
• Build enduring relationships with participants and witness the lasting impact of your work, seeing firsthand how your interventions make a real difference over time. 
• Be there to celebrate every milestone, big or small, with participants and their families, understanding that every step forward is a victory worth cherishing. 
• Experience a varied caseload that includes a variety of participant-related tasks, managed within a supportive environment. 
• Work to a balanced target of 5-hours helping participants every day 

• Passionate about your work and excited for each new day. 
• A genuine 'people person' who values meaningful interactions. 
• Committed to making a difference, viewing your role in helping people as more than just a job. 
• Efficient and proactive, with a focus on getting things done and helping participants achieve significant goals. 
• Self-aware and supportive, recognising your worth 

• A supportive environment with administrative and AHA assistance, enhancing your focus on participant care hours. 
• Opportunities for career advancement in both operational and clinical areas. 
• Enjoy the freedom and autonomy to make informed decisions, reflecting your professional judgement and expertise. 
• Leadership team with a clinical background, understanding the nuances of your role. 

• Snuggled between Canterbury and Surrey Hill's chic streets for your café and shopping fix. 
• Routine outdoor team picnics at Surrey Gardens 
• Unique caseload in the area including paeds and adults.
• Create meaningful relationships within a growing multidisciplinary team including OTs, SPs, PTs, BSP, EPs and AHAs. 
• The usual stuff like office lunches, free breakfast bar, parties, and other events (both office-specific and state-based). 

• A degree in Psychology, Applied Behavioural Analysis or BCBA accreditation.
• Alignment with our core values. 
• Valid driver's license and personal vehicle. 
• Relevant employment checks.