Behaviour Support Practitioner

Behaviour Support Practitioner

About

Outcomes Connect Australia (OCA) believes people do their best work when they feel connected, supported, and inspired. Since 2018, OCA has empowered Behaviour Support Practitioners to build confidence, develop clinical skills, and achieve best practice through genuine connection, collaborative learning, and purposeful practice. Their model combines local delivery and national systems, ensuring consistency, safety, and clinical excellence under a strong governance framework. They offer a workplace where ideas are heard, development is prioritized, and well-being matters.

Responsibilities

• Support NDIS participants, along with their families and/or carers, to identify their needs through assessment and person-centred planning.
• Identify meaningful goals and practical strategies utilizing The Positive Behaviour Support Capability Framework, with a commitment to eliminate restrictive practices, in the home and community.
• Develop, deliver, and evaluate evidence-based support plans within a complex support space.
• Ensure individual plans reflect clients' goals, passions, and strengths.
• Build the knowledge, capacity, and strengths of those who support clients (family, carers, friends, etc.).

Requirements

• Current suitability (i.e., registration) with the NDIS Commission as a Behaviour Support Practitioner is essential.
• Demonstrated ability to work positively as a member of a multidisciplinary team.
• Outstanding communication, influencing, and interpersonal skills.
• Confident computer skills.
• Flawless writing skills.
• Current Driver's Licence and own reliable vehicle.
• Must live in Chermside or a suburb very close to Chermside.

Qualifications:

• Degree-level qualifications relevant to providing support to people with behaviours of concern are highly preferred.