JOIN THE TEAM

Our team is growing and we’re welcoming Behaviour Support Practitioners across Queensland.  

 • Flexible contractor arrangements
• Competitive remuneration with contractor splits starting at 60/40, plus 100% of travel income retained by the Practitioner
• Strong work–life balance and flexible scheduling
• Ongoing 1:1 supervision provided
• Paid fortnightly group supervision and peer learning sessions
• Individual mentoring and clinical support
• Opportunities to work across a diverse range of presentations and age groups
• Supportive, values-driven team culture focused on growth, quality, and participant outcomes
• Opportunities available for both experienced and entry-level Behaviour Support Practitioners across Queensland. 

You are passionate about supporting people with disability to live meaningful, connected lives. You value respectful, person-centred practice and enjoy working collaboratively with others.

You hold a degree level qualifications and relevant experience in areas such as psychology, applied behaviour analysis, speech pathology, occupational therapy, counselling, criminology, disability, education, mental health, music therapy, psychotherapy, special education, social work, sociology, or related fields.

Pathway to registration can be supported for the right person.

You will also require:

• A valid driver’s licence and access to a privately insured vehicle
• NDIS Worker Screening Check
• Working with Children Check
• An active ABN
• Professional indemnity and public liability insurance

We support people with disability to experience greater choice, connection, and quality of life through accessible, evidence-based positive behaviour support.

Our practice is grounded in person-centred values and ethical service delivery. We invest in our team by offering ongoing training, mentoring, and pathways for professional growth.

As a Behaviour Support Practitioner, you will:

• Work directly with NDIS participants to understand their goals, strengths, and support needs
• Collaborate with families, schools, support workers, accommodation providers, and allied health professionals
• Conduct assessments, observations, and interviews to inform practice
• Develop and implement behaviour support plans
• Provide coaching and education to participants and their support networks
• Select clients that align with your skills and interests
• Support participants of all ages and with a wide range of support needs

You’ll have access to ongoing learning opportunities covering positive behaviour support, trauma-informed practice, human rights, restrictive practices, safety, telepractice, functional assessment and formulation.

Clinical support includes regular one-to-one mentoring, peer support sessions and a professional development budget. You’ll also receive guidance to support your registration requirements with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission.

As a contractor, you’ll have the flexibility to structure your workday in a way that suits you. This may include working from home, delivering services via telepractice, or supporting participants in person.

If you’re ready to take the next step in your behaviour support career, we’d love to hear from you.

Apply via email : info@fairviewpbs.com