Behaviour Support Practitioner An exciting and challenging role exists for a Behaviour Support Practitioner (BSP) to join our Clinical Services team in our Bankstown Office. Expand Full Time Relief Opportunity South West Sydney Growing Team An exciting and challenging role exists for a Behaviour Support Practitioner (BSP) to join our Clinical Services team in our Bankstown Office. We're looking for a Behaviour Support Practitioner to provide clinical support– ensuring that the people we support receive quality behaviour support (improved relationships) services. As a BSP your responsibilities will include: Designing, delivering and evaluating the implementation of multi-element support plans in accordance with current best practice, in line with each individual’s personal goals and within their allocated NDIS Plan budget. Developing, implementing, and interpreting clinical observations, reports and data Developing, teaching, monitoring and reviewing behaviour support strategies which guide everyone in an individual’s circle of support to promote positive behaviours. Co-ordinating and maintaining an active clinical case load. Participating in support planning and review activities with clients. Maintaining records of support as required. Liaising and consulting with clients, support workers, families, and other agencies. Assisting with the management of compliance activities such as managing restricted practices, significant incident management, and reportable incidents. Contributing to the professional development of support staff. Design, implement, and participate in research or other projects as required. What we expect you to bring to the role: Registration with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission as a Behaviour Support Practitioner. Sound knowledge of behaviour support practice standards, including the management of restricted practices. Experience working with young people and adults who have an intellectual disability and complex challenging behaviours. Skills and experience in the development and implementation of: functional, accessible behavioural intervention plans, risk management assessments and management plans, and skills development programmes. The ability to work as part of a team, maintaining a team identity and building relationships with colleagues who may be working across various locations. Excellent communication and active listening skills which quickly build rapport with clients and the people in their circles of support. Experience in data collection and analysis. Ability to operate in high pressure environments and meet the requirements of a ‘billable’ work model. At Allevia you will make a measurable, long lasting difference in people's lives. You will be a part of an organisation which has strong values of integrity, respect and empathy. Personally you will be part of a team and enjoy the additional benefits of: A car allowance A professional development program Salary packaging options Flexible working arrangements Salary: SCHADS Award (Level 5) Enquiries: Sandra Hilton (Employee Support Manager) – [email protected] or (02) 9773 8894. APPLY
Lifestyle Assistant - Multiple Positions Positions are currently available for people to work as Lifestyle Assistants who support people with a disability across South Western Sydney. Expand Allevia is always looking for the right people to be part of our team who support members of the community to rise above the challenges that a disability can have in their life. Our mission is to listen, find and share pathways with people in our community that fulfil their needs, wants, and dreams. We have full-time, part-time and casual positions available to work across a flexible 24 hour roster, which includes shift work. There are positions available across our group living services, the community access program (Elevate), and our community support team (One Village). As a Lifestyle Assistant you will support people who have a disability to: live the life they want and have opportunities to participate in community life become as independent as possible manage their home get to and from their work or day centre keep records about their daily life, challenges, and achievements (online) stay safe at home and in the community do they things they want to do If this sounds like something you want to be a part of, then we want to offer you the opportunity to become a Lifestyle Assistant at Allevia. Apply now if you have: 1. Experience delivering quality support to people with a disability. 2. Experience in working with people or just a burning desire to support people to rise above life's challenges. 3. A working knowledge of the NDIS. 4. Skills in finding your way around a computer. 5. A minimum Certificate III in Individual Support or Certificate III in Community Service Work or higher qualification (essential) 6. A current First Aid Certificate and CPR (essential) 7. A Drivers license (CP2 minimum) valid in Australia (essential) 8. An NDIS Worker Orientation Module Certificate (essential) APPLY