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Form of workWhy National 360?
We Are Proud To Be An Allied Health Owned And Operated Business. This Means As a Company We Place An Emphasis On Our Decision Making To Be In The Best Interest Of Our Clients And Team Members. A Few Things You Can Expect Here At National 360 Include
- A competitive salary package that lets you enjoy the best things in life.
- A clear path for career progression, so you can reach your goals.
- Generous paid parental leave for primary and non-primary caregivers.
- Monthly and quarterly team-building events and monthly, quarterly and annual award celebrations.
- All the tools you need to succeed: laptop, phone, and car allowance.
- Flexible working options to fit your lifestyle - choose your start and finish times, work full-time or part-time, and work from the office or from home.
- $1,500 each year to participate in external PD opportunities as well as paid study leave.
- High quality support through mentoring, training, and clinical supervision so you can continue to develop your skills, including access to leadership programs.
- Exclusive perks and discounts from a range of retailers including Chemist Warehouse, Event Cinemas, and Virgin Australia.
- Novated leasing and salary sacrificing.
- The opportunity to relocate almost anywhere in Australia.
- Pet friendly offices where your four-legged friend is welcome!
- Discounted heath insurance premiums and full excess coverage through N360s Corporate Plan with HCF.
- Professional counselling with a registered psychologist through our Employee Assistance Program.
- Movement and mindful workshops.
About The Role
National 360 has an exciting opportunity within our national Positive Behaviour Support Team. With a strong team of qualified PBS Leaders, you will work in an environment which fosters the advancement of clinical skills through a robust clinical support structure.
As a Positive Behavior Support Practitioner, you will be providing a combination of community, clinic, and telehealth-based services to NDIS participants of all ages and supported by a Multi-Disciplinary Team.
With our offices located in Hobart, you will also have the flexibility to be working within the community, in-home and clinic settings.
Responsibilities
The overall aim of the Behaviour Support Practitioner role is to improve a person’s quality of life and that of the people around them. Some of the things you’ll be responsible for in your role include:
- Building relationships with the participant and key stakeholders
- Conducting Functional Behaviour Assessments (FBA)
- Developing and implementing Behaviour Support Plans that can include function based strategies
- Providing training and education to stakeholders
- Reviewing and reducing restrictive practices in accordance with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission guidelines
- Regular data collection and monitoring progress
- Be deemed as ‘Core’ by the NDIS Commission (evidence of letter required)
- Minimum 12 months experience as a Behaviour Support Practitioner (including demonstrated experience of conducting FBA’s and writing Behaviour Support Plans)
- Minimum 12 months experience of working within the NDIS sector
- Experience working within an adult caseload (favourable)
- Relevant Tertiary Qualification (e.g., Psychology, Social Work, Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology, Counselling, Social, Disability, Teaching or Social Sciences)
- Experience of working with restrictive practices
- A learning mindset and commitment to continuous development
- NDISWC / WWCC (or willingness to apply)
To learn more about this opportunity, please contact Amanda Nugent Jones at ***************@national360.com.au.
We welcome all people to join our team, including people from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, living with disability, all gender identities, LGBTQIA+, people of any socioeconomic status, of any age, race, national origin or ethnicity. We believe each person’s uniqueness makes us even better at the work we do.
