Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner

Company overview

Target Behaviour Services is a specialist behaviour support provider committed to helping children, young people, and adults with varied support requirements improve their day-to-day quality of life. Operating from Perth, Western Australia, the organisation partners with individuals, families, and support teams to deliver practical, evidence-informed strategies that support safety, independence, and wellbeing.

Support is generally provided in everyday environments such as homes, schools, and community settings so that strategies remain relevant and can be maintained over time. The team values collaboration, respect, and person-centred practice, and is looking for people who work in ethical, inclusive, and strengths-focused ways. Staff are backed by professional guidance, development opportunities, and a workplace culture that promotes reflective practice.

Role summary

This is a full-time and/or part-time remote role based in Perth, WA for a Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner. The position involves preparing interim behaviour support plans, completing functional behaviour assessments, and developing comprehensive behaviour support plans. You will also carry out home visits and staff training as required.

Your work will focus on creating, applying, and reviewing Positive Behaviour Support plans that are person-centred, evidence-based, and consistent with the relevant frameworks and standards. On a day-to-day basis, you will coach and guide families, support workers, and other stakeholders so strategies are applied safely and consistently. You will also keep detailed records, prepare reports, work alongside multidisciplinary professionals, and contribute to team meetings, reflective practice, and ongoing learning to strengthen your clinical capability.

Requirements

• A completed Suitability Assessment showing you are rated core or above.
• Working understanding of Positive Behaviour Support, functional behaviour assessment, and behaviour analytic methods.
• Proven experience designing and implementing person-centred behaviour support plans, including proactive, skill-building, and least-restrictive approaches.
• Excellent communication and relationship-building skills, including the ability to work collaboratively with families and teams and explain clinical ideas in plain language.
• A valid driver’s licence and access to a reliable car.

Additional information

This role is offered as remote work from Perth, Western Australia. The posting indicates the position may be full-time and/or part-time.