1. Demonstrated experience in providing person-centred support to people with a disability (in particular, people with an acquired brain injury), who are experiencing high complex needs, dual diagnosis, mental health and/or behaviours of concern.
2. Support individuals to build capacity and resilience to make decisions and choices about the implementation of all the supports they receive from a range of providers.
3. Demonstrated experience of behaviour assessment and preparing comprehensive Behaviour Support Plans and reports.
4. Knowledge and understanding of restrictive practices, including comprehensive understanding of relevant legislation.
5. Well-developed communication and report writing skills, articulating information clearly and concisely to diverse stakeholders.
6. Demonstrated experience in communication and report writing, articulating information clearly and concisely to diverse stakeholders.
7. Ability to handle client concerns or conflicts with diplomacy, aiming to find acceptable solutions and maintain positive client relationships.
8. Ability to respect and appreciate diverse backgrounds and cultural perspectives when interacting with clients and their families.
9. Willingness to develop further knowledge in the areas of Acquired Brain Injury, Criminal Justice, Alcohol & Other Drugs, Mental Health and Dual Diagnosis

For further information about the position, please email [email protected] using the subject line: Intensive Specialist Practitioner enquiry via EthicalJobs.

A position description is attached.