10/07/2025
Behaviour Support Practitioner โ Full-Time | Devonport/Launceston/Burnie
Are you passionate about making a lasting impact in the lives of children, young people, and adults with complex needs? Do you thrive in trauma-informed environments, where dignity, autonomy, and rights-based practice come first?
At TassieCare Services, we're looking for a committed, skilled, and values-led Behaviour Support Practitioner to join our dedicated and growing team.
Key Responsibilities
๐น Conduct Functional Behaviour Assessments (FBAs) and risk assessments
๐น Design person-centred, trauma-informed Behaviour Support Plans
๐น Monitor, review, and track plan effectiveness using data-driven insights
๐น Support plan fidelity through in-situ coaching with frontline teams
๐น Ensure compliance with NDIS Behaviour Support and Restrictive Practices rules
๐น Collaborate with participants, families, child safety officers & advocates
๐น Represent TassieCare in panels, reviews, and multidisciplinary meetings
Who Weโre Looking For
โ Tertiary qualification in Psychology, Social Work, OT, Speech Pathology, or related field or Diploma or equivalent experience (Desirable)
โ NDIS Commission registration (Core or Proficient level) โ or eligibility to register
โ 1+ yearsโ experience in PBS, child safety, mental health, or disability services (desirable)
โ Strong understanding of trauma, attachment disruption, and neurodiversity
โ Knowledge of NDIS (Restrictive Practices & Behaviour Support) Rules 2018
โ Excellent communication, mentoring, and advocacy skills
โ Driverโs licence + Working with Vulnerable People (Tas) registration
๐ Based in Devonport โ Helping Participants Across Tasmania
This is your chance to join a team that puts people first โ where your expertise will shape lives, reduce harm, and empower change.
Ready to Make a Difference? Apply Now.
Send your CV and a brief cover letter to Careers@tassiecare.com
Or call us for a confidential chat: ๐ 03 6421 6066
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