Behaviour Support Practitioner

**Take Your Career to the Next Level with DMI Psychology**

Are you passionate about making a tangible difference in the lives of individuals living with disabilities? Do you want to be part of a dynamic, supportive team that empowers you to grow professionally while positively impacting your community? Are you looking to move into a new career path or want the support to further develop your current career as a practitioner? Look no further.

At DMI Psychology, we are committed to delivering exceptional psychology and behaviour support services with a focus on staff education and training. Join us and become part of a forward-thinking organisation that values personal development, fosters a collaborative team environment, and offers a career with purpose.

**What We Offer**:

- Earn More for Excellence: High-performing practitioners can earn over $58,000 in KPI bonuses annually, on top of a competitive salary
- Professional Growth: Continuous staff education and professional development opportunities ensure you stay ahead in your field.
- Manage Your Caseload: Take ownership of your work with the autonomy to manage your own caseload, while receiving the support you need.
- Work-Life Balance: Enjoy the flexibility of a hybrid working model.
- Diverse Clientele: Make a meaningful difference by working with a varied client base, including individuals with complex needs.

**About You**:
We’re seeking motivated and compassionate people who are:

- **Proactive and Positive**:You are committed to the rights of people with disabilities and passionate about improving their quality of life and strive to understand and support them.
- **Self-Driven**:You can manage a diverse caseload independently, utilising your expertise in detail, creative solutions and strategic questioning techniques to uncover behavioural patterns.
- **Reliable**:You are reliable and dedicated with a strong, transparent and positive work ethic.
- **Flexible**: You thrive in fast-paced environments and adapt to meet the evolving needs of your clients.
- **Experienced**: You have a wealth of experience in supporting people with complex needs; or hold a relevant degree in Teaching, Psychology, Social Work, Occupational Therapy, or a similar discipline; or are a registered Core or Proficient Behaviour Support Practitioner under the NDIS capability framework.

**The Opportunity**:
As a NDIS Behaviour Support Practitioner with DMI Psychology, you’ll work within a skilled team of passionate professionals who provide clinical support to individuals, families, and communities. In this role, you will:

- Conduct comprehensive assessments and develop person-centred Behaviour Support Plans using a positive behaviour support framework.
- Collaborate with a small, close-knit team to eliminate restrictive practices while adhering to the NDIS Quality and Safeguarding Framework and NDIS Behaviour Support Rules.
- Work directly with individuals of all ages, addressing intellectual disabilities and mental health conditions, ensuring they receive the highest quality of support.
- Provide training to staff and carers, offer ongoing support, and ensure positive outcomes through program design, implementation, and data analysis.

Why DMI Psychology?
- Supportive Team Environment: Our tight-knit team is known for its collaborative spirit and dedication to personal and professional growth.
- Career Progression: Whether you’re just starting or a seasoned practitioner, we offer mentoring and leadership pathways to help you progress in your career.
- Ongoing Professional Development: Access regular workshops, clinical supervision, and in-house training to ensure you stay at the cutting edge of positive behaviour support.
- Comprehensive Onboarding: If you're new to the field, our tailored training program will provide you with all the tools and confidence you need to succeed.

Essential Criteria:

- NDIS registered Behaviour Support Practitioner (Core+) or
- Bachelor’s Degree in a relevant field (e.g., Teaching, Psychology, Social Work, Occupational Therapy) or
- Relevant experience in complex case management eg, child safety, support coordination, health etc.
- Relevant experience in forensic behaviour support
- Experience in writing comprehensive reports with strong clinical vocabulary.
- Knowledge of NDIS service delivery and relevant legislation.
- Driver’s license and own vehicle.
- Current Working with Children Check, NDIS Worker Screening proof of right to work in Australia.
- Have or willing to obtain NDIS Certificates and RBT Training.
- Proof of any relevant qualifications or industry registrations.

**What Sets You Apart**:

- Experience working with complex caseloads.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
- A commitment to continuous learning and self-improvement.

**Perks of the Job**:

- $1000 continuing professional development annually.
- Weekly clinical supervision and ongoing train