Graduate Developmental Educator

Attractive base salary+ Vehicle Options + Laptop + Phone + Bonuses
- Career Progression and industry leading personal and professional development
- Flexible work options - create your ideal work life balance

**Graduate Developmental Educator**
**Employment Term - Ongoing - Full Time or Part Time (Minimum 4 days per week)**
**Salary - $83,582 - $100,342 Includes Annual Leave Loading and Superannuation**
**Location - Launceston**

With more than 40 hubs across Australia and a united team of talented change makers, Everyday Independence is on a mission to change the game for people with disability and make inclusion possible for all Australians.

As a global leader we're dedicated to bringing change to our communities. In the newly introduced role of a Developmental Educator at Everyday Independence, you’ll be part of an interdisciplinary team, supported to become a highly effective social model therapist. You'll work to break down barriers for people with disabilities and ensure NDIS-funded participants achieve the best possible outcomes for a significantly improved quality of life.

As a Developmental Educator, you'll provide person-centered support and planning for people with disabilities, their families and support teams. You'll build strong relationships to help them envision a life full of positive experiences and opportunities for people of all ages.

**To be successful in this role, you will**:

- **Hold a Bachelor or Masters of Disability (or equivalent) and be eligible to be a member of the DEAI (Membership required upon commencement)**:

- You may be required to submit a suitability assessment and be deemed a Behaviour Support Practitioner by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission (Evidence of letter required)
- Be passionate professionals with a strong advocacy for removing barriers using the social model of therapy
- Show empathy and understanding, while being open and non judgemental
- Be driven to see high impact outcomes in people’s lives
- Be able to obtain an NDIS Worker Screening Check & Working with Children’s Check
- Hold a valid drivers license

**As a Developmental Educator, you will**:

- Work alongside participants and their key supports to develop new skills and habits. Problem-solve challenges that prevent participants from living fulfilled lives.
- Champion the role of a social model practitioner by helping people overcome barriers that keep them from engaging with their local community and the wider world. You won’t do this alone—you'll work with the support of an interdisciplinary team and habit coaches (allied health assistants).
- Use evidence-based practice and professional reasoning to recommend the most appropriate team of supports, therapy, duration, location, and timing. Develop effective and strong working relationships with people and their families, identifying and addressing factors that may affect relationships, and repairing breakdowns in a timely manner.
- Enhance people's capacity to make their own life choices and increase their independence. Approach risk positively to achieve quality-of-life outcomes, while ensuring safeguards are in place to protect the rights and well-being of the most vulnerable.

**Your Everyday**
If you were here last week these are some of the things you may have done:

- Conducted an initial assessment using our LEAD evidence-based assessment tool
- Liaised with the interdisciplinary team to wrap the right supports around the participant and their family
- Supported a person in their everyday environment - home, work, school or community
- Capacity building of their support team to provide a capable environment
- Attended peer group supervision/mentoring and professional learning to help grow your expertise and skills
- Participated in a weekly team meeting and shared a story of impact
- Completed reflective practice to develop evidence-based plans
- Shared a joke and a laugh with colleagues and maybe attended a hub social event

**Everyday Perks and Rewards**
- Car / Car allowance + surface pro laptop + mobile
- Flexible working options - create a week that works for you
- Wellbeing days + purchase leave + paid parental leave (after 12 months)
- Purpose leave so you have time to pursue outside interests
- Regular #hublife social & fun team events
- Free Pilates, yoga, snacks & drinks
- Relocation options if you’re considering a move
- Pet friendly hubs so you can bring your pooch to work
- Discounts on a huge variety of goods and services