Behaviour Support Practitioner – Liverpool

We’re on the lookout for a Registered Behaviour Support Practitioner  to make a difference in the lives of clients in the Liverpool area.

Step into a role where you’re supported to do meaningful work, your way — whether that’s deepening your clinical practice, building leadership skills through our Future Leaders Program, or simply finding a role that fits comfortably around your life.

With a lean, sustainable business model, we’re built to thrive in a shifting NDIS landscape — giving you the confidence of long-term stability.

What You’ll Enjoy

Support from Day One

  • Structured onboarding and gradual KPI build-up to allow you time to settle in
  • Weekly supervision & mentoring from Specialist level Practitioners
  • Dedicated Training & Development Manager ensuring practitioners achieve their goals
  • Case collaboration with multidisciplinary peers
  • Experienced, values-driven leadership who genuinely understand your world
  • Access to resource library and monthly cross-disciplinary workshops

 

Tools & Flexibility

  • Laptop, mobile, and travel allowance
  • Autonomy to shape your schedule (part-time or full-time, early starts or flexible admin time)

 

Meaningful Work without the burnout

  • Travel kept local and at a manageable range
  • Take back hours in your day being based from home
  • Opportunity to deliver our 6-week Parenting Program (AHPRA, AASW, PACFA members)

 

Growth & Reward

  • Regular supervision built into role and tailored to your needs
  • Regular shout outs and a culture of recognition
  • Future Leaders Program
  • Competitive salary packages that recognise your impact and value plus $70 per additional billable hour beyond KPIs

 

Practitioners who thrive here tend to be people who:

  • Are self-aware and coachable
  • Take ownership of their work
  • Value autonomy, but know when to speak up, ask questions and seek support
  • Prioritise effectively in a flexible environment
  • Embrace internal and external learning opportunities
  • Stay intentionally connected in a remote team
  • Collaborate across disciplines and share their knowledge generously
  • Navigate difficult conversations with professionalism and tact

 

What you will need

  • Ideally 12 months experience as a Registered Behaviour Support Practitioner
  • Tertiary qualifications in a related field. Social Work, Teaching, Psychology, etc.  AASW membership highly regarded
  • Prior experience in social work, education, mental health, corrections, counselling, or child protection highly regarded.

 

To explore if we are a good fit, click ‘Apply’ or contact Sally on 0405 738 220 for a confidential chat about your next career move.