Behaviour Support Practitioner Cara

JOB DESCRIPTION

  • Permanent Full-time
  • Hindmarsh location
  • Competitive remuneration and salary packaging

About Us

Cara is proud to be a leading South Australian disability service provider. We have more than 1,000 staff, known as our Possible People, who work alongside our customers in Supported Independent Living (SIL), Short Term Accommodation, Home & Community Support and Specialist Services.

Cara is committed to working alongside adults with disability to grow as individuals and live a life rich in opportunities!

 

Your New Role

The Behaviour Support Practitioner is responsible for ensuring the delivery of tailored, quality and efficient services that support customers to attain their goals. As an efficient Behaviour Support Practitioner, you will actively build relationships by providing and responding to feedback from customers and key support networks. In this rewarding role, you will work collaboratively across Cara services to build service and organisational capability to support customers to achieve their identified needs and goals.

Benefits

  • Great career opportunities in a growing organisation
  • Access to Smart technology including laptop and phone
  • Rewarding, friendly work environment
  • New office, state of the art building, with modern facilities and open plan area
  • Flexible work hours
  • Competitive remuneration package including salary sacrifice benefits

Skills & Experience

  • Ability to product high quality customer progress reports and support plans as required by the NDIA
  • Ability to deliver training to individuals, and groups of community support workers in Behavioural De-escalation (e.g. MAPA or equivalent)
  • Demonstrated skills and experience in the development, implementation, and review of Positive Behavior Support Plans, strategies and restrictive practices
  • Approved Practitioner with the NDIS Quality and Safeguarding commission
  • Knowledge of person-centred thinking practice

Essential Criteria

  • Bachelor of Disability and Developmental Education, Occupational Therapy, Psychology or equivalent.
  • Excellent written, verbal communication skills and interpersonal skills
  • Current DHS Disability Employment Screening / NDIS Worker Check, DCSI Child Related Employment Clearance and/or Working with Children Check (or willing to acquire)
  • Current South Australian Driver’s Licence
  • You have the rights to work in Australia
  • Sound knowledge and experience in the disability sector
  • Demonstrated skills to use in IT systems for documentation

How do I apply?

To submit your application complete the online application below including your Cover Letter and Resume.

Please ensure you address both the “essential” and “qualifications” under the essentials section titled Qualifications and Experience in the Position Description.

To view the Position Description please click here

For a confidential discussion please contact Recruitment on 8347 4588

The closing date for this role 5:00pm, 19 October 2022.

 

 

 

Recent job advertisements

Youth Worker – Youth Assistant – Upper Hunter Shire Council

YOUTH WORKER – YOUTH ASSISTANTSCONEPermanent Part-Time (10 hours per week)The role:Council is currently seeking a Youth Assistant  to be based in our Scone Youth Centre to contribute to the day-to-day operations of Council’s Youth Services programs and provide quality experiences for young people.  The role will be responsible for the supervision of young people

Read More

Youth Worker/Team Member – Logan & Surrounds – Family Centered Support Services

Respect  |  Integrity  |  Quality  |  Engagement  |  Emotional Intelligence ** Currently recruiting Casual roles commencing 19/11/2024 & 03/12/2024 **   About the Role As a Team Member, you’ll play a vital role in supporting Children and Young People living in Out-of-Home Care at our therapeutic, rural properties, where we focus on a technology-reduced model of care. Your

Read More

Youth Worker – Department of Human Services SA

About the BusinessOur Youth Justice and Exceptional Needs team is responsible for state-wide community and service development for vulnerable people with multiple, complex needs, as well as tertiary elements of the youth justice system, including custodial and community-based supervision and support.Role DetailsAre you interested in working with children and young people?Are you looking for the

Read More