Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner

We are looking for an experienced Positive Behaviour Support specialist who is passionate about researching and developing others to improve their report writing, formulation, and strategy development skills.We believe in providing services that are evidence-based, practical, and appropriate for the participant and their environments.
Our goal is to help clients address behavioral challenges, achieve their goals, and reach their potential.
When restrictive practices are used, we aim to reduce or eliminate them through skill development, emotion regulation, and replacement behaviors.
Our plans enhance the capacity and confidence of support systems in providing effective support.In this role, you will be:Reviewing Positive Behaviour Support PlansProviding training, support, and guidance to staffParticipating in research to build the evidence base for our plans, with the possibility of publication in peer-reviewed journalsThere is also potential involvement in supervising provisional psychologists (if registered in psychology) or providing PBS or other allied health services if interested.These are flexible full-time or part-time roles for the right candidates, with multiple positions available as we grow our team.Work-Life BalanceThe ORS executive team values a healthy work-life balance, understanding the importance of maintaining a balanced lifestyle.
We:Provide resources for working from homeAllocate clients close to your homeAllow you to manage your own calendarOffer office locations with free onsite and local parkingSupport part-time or reduced hoursLearning and DevelopmentWe prioritize the professional growth of our staff, with four dedicated Learning & Development Managers in the Positive Behaviour Support division, each with over 20 years of clinical experience and extensive academic backgrounds.
You can engage with them through training sessions, email, or phone consultations for complex cases.
This is in addition to support from managers and team leaders.A few requirements include:PhD/Doctorate (desirable)Background in Psychology, Occupational Therapy, Special Education, or Behavioral Interventions for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Intellectual Disability, or other complex diagnosesExperience with the NDISExperience providing Positive Behaviour Support or similar services within the disability, education, or justice sectorsAbility to write and edit high-quality reportsA valid driver's license and carRelevant clearances (Police, Working with Children/Vulnerable People, NDIS Worker Screening) or willingness to obtain themAbout us:ORS is a leading national provider of allied health and workplace rehabilitation services in Australia, with a nearly 30-year history of delivering high-quality, evidence-based, client-centered services.
We value talented, ambitious individuals who want to grow with us.
Our company is built on strong values and a commitment to excellence.We employ over 600 staff across 19 locations nationwide, with significant growth planned for 2023 and beyond.For more about working at ORS, visit our website or follow us on social media.
Our workforce has grown by 1200% in four years
If this sounds like the job for you, apply now
If you lack an updated CV, contact Brad Smith at for a confidential discussion, email , or connect with Brad on LinkedIn: The ORS Group is a multicultural, diverse, supportive, and flexible employer, encouraging applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians, people from culturally diverse backgrounds, working parents, LGBTQIA+ individuals, and people with disabilities.