Behaviour Support Practitioner (Experienced) – Part/Full-time - Rockhampton

Do meaningful work, grow your clinical career, and enjoy the flexibility to work where you live.

About us

Many providers offer Behaviour Support alongside a range of other services. We made a different decision - it's ALL we do. That focus is why we've been audited by the NDIS for five consecutive years with zero non-conformities, and why our supervision, training and systems are built specifically for this work rather than adapted from something broader. We're a registered provider working across NSW, QLD, VIC, WA, ACT and TAS.

About the role

A hybrid, home-based role visiting clients in their homes, schools, workplaces and community - no commute. You'll:

• Conduct functional assessments and develop Comprehensive Positive Behaviour Support Plans (CPBSPs)

• Support implementation, monitor progress, and review as needed

• Identify Restrictive Practices and develop Interim Plans within NDIS timeframes

• Coach families and support workers in the plans you've written

• Connect with the wider team through training, projects and workshops

What you need

• Registered as a suitable NDIS Behaviour Support Practitioner, with an NDIS practitioner number

• A relevant undergraduate qualification (ABA, Psychology, OT, Speech Pathology, Early Childhood, Teaching, Special Education, Social Work, Counselling, or similar)

• Experience developing CPBSPs and coaching families/support workers in implementing them

• Current NDIS Worker Screening and Working with Children Check

• A current driver's licence and insured, roadworthy vehicle

(Desirable, not essential: postgraduate qualifications or working toward them; experience across a range of ages and complex presentations - we encourage age-specific specialists to apply too.)

What we offer

• Competitive pay scaled to experience, plus a bonus structure based on quality and performance

• Professional Development allocation to spend on PD of your choice

• Weekly or fortnightly 1:1 supervision, fortnightly group training, and BCBA/CBA supervision where relevant

• Clear career progression - we promote from within

• Flexible, home-based work with an onboarding buddy and scaled billable hours while you settle in

Grow Your Career. Make an Impact. Join Kameleon.

Click Apply Now with your CV and a cover letter outlining how you meet the above role requirements. For a confidential chat about the role first, contact Ruth Coates, HR Manager, at [email protected] or [1300 101 069](tel:1300 101 069).  Join our passionate, supportive team and make a lasting impact in the lives of those we support!

Kameleon Group is a multicultural, diverse, supportive and flexible employer, specifically encouraging applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians, people from culturally diverse backgrounds, working parents, LGBTQIA+ and people with disabilities.