Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner

Elements ABC is a NDIS registered specialist behavioural consulting group that specialises in working with some of society's most vulnerable and marginalised people. We envision a world where all people have access to quality, safe, and compassionate behaviour support. Our unique team culture is driven by a focus on "Real People, Real Connections, Real Results." About you Skilled and compassionate Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner with experience working with complex presentations. Endorsed as 'Proficient', 'Advanced' or 'Specialist' against the PBS Capability Framework (evidence of letter of suitability from the NDIS Commission also required). Dedicated to helping individuals with unique and complex needs achieve their fullest potential. Solutions focused and genuinely want to make a difference in the lives of people. Have a learning mindset and commitment to continuous development. Must have Australian work rights including citizenship, permanent residency, or valid work visa. Key Responsibilities Utilise exceptional report‑writing and analytical skills to interpret information and create clear and concise Behaviour Support Plans for families and stakeholders. Develop and implement person‑centred support in areas such as functional behaviour assessment, behaviour support plans, risk assessment, service needs assessment, and restrictive intervention step‑down plans and assessment. Collaborate effectively, forging partnerships with key stakeholders, leading training sessions, and actively participating in Care Team Meetings as needed. Continuously monitor progress and adjust intervention strategies as required. Maintain accurate documentation and records. Skills and Experience Required Proven experience working with complex presentations, with a preference for experience within youth and/or disability justice or complex mental health settings. Minimum 12 months experience working in a Behaviour Supporting role. Proven experience writing Functional Behaviour Assessments, Behaviour Support Plans, and Needs Assessments. Demonstrated expertise in providing behavioural assessment and intervention across diverse settings, including family, out‑of‑home care, and community‑based care. Preferred experience working with clients with forensic backgrounds, including familiarity with prison environments. Proficiency in working with individuals with co‑occurring diagnoses and complex presentations. Excellent interpersonal skills, with the ability to build positive relationships and communicate effectively with individuals of diverse backgrounds and abilities. Knowledge of the youth justice and/or criminal justice system and related settings is desirable. Qualifications Relevant tertiary qualification in Psychology, Criminology, Applied Behaviour Analysis, Social Work, Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology, Disability, Teaching, or equivalent. Tertiary qualifications in psychology, allied health, or board‑certified behaviour analyst (BCBA)/certified behavioural analyst (CBA). Proficient, Advanced, or Specialist Behaviour Support Practitioner Accreditation. Current Working with Children Check (WWC) and Police Check. NDIS Worker Screening Check. Current driver's licence and vehicle. What We Offer Opportunity for growth and development within a highly skilled and specialist team. BCBA and CBA supervision available. Collaborative work environment that is dynamic, respectful, and supportive. Flexibility and autonomy, including commitment to work‑life balance – work from home or one of our remote office locations. Work in a trauma‑informed, values‑led organisation. Supportive and multilayered supervision framework. Flexible working hours and arrangements. Integrated culture and wellbeing programme. Laptop and phone provided. Multiple positions available across Melbourne Metro and Bendigo Region and QLD. How to Apply If you are passionate about making a positive difference in the lives of individuals and meet the qualifications outlined above, we would love to hear from you. #J-18808-Ljbffr