Behaviour Advisor

at  Spectrum Care

Fulltime permanent
Greenlane, Central Auckland location
$60K - $80K per annum
Car, laptop and phone

Hybrid role

• Do you enjoy working with people and their family/whanau to bring about behavioural change?
• Do you have an understanding of the relationship between a person’s environment (social and physical) and their behaviour?
• If you have answered yes and you are one of those people who simply love setting people up for success then we want to hear from you!

Spectrum Care is a disability support provider based in Auckland, with services across the North Island. Our vision is that every person with a disability deserves a life of choice, freedom and independence. Our purpose is to help maximise the potential of the people we support. Join a supportive & innovative values-based organisation that is committed to looking after its staff.

This role involves:

• Development of behaviour plans, skill building and self-regulation strategies
• Supporting people with a high and complex needs and behaviours of concern
• Reviewing and supporting implementation of plans and interventions
• Providing resource information, training and advice
• Reviewing and supporting implementation of plans and interventions

Ideally you will have:

• A tertiary qualification at Bachelors level (minimum), which may include Psychology or similar
• Previous experience in supporting people with an intellectual disability or autism spectrum disorder
• Experience providing support using a positive behaviour support (PBS) approach

Whilst the role is based at our head office in Greenlane, Auckland, you may be required to travel to services provided by Spectrum Care. Please note you must have a full New Zealand driver’s licence to be considered for this role.
Apply now if you have a passion for working with people and want to make a difference!
For a confidential discussion or further questions please call Grant Taylor on 021 221 7942

Hybrid role

• Do you enjoy working with people and their family/whanau to bring about behavioural change?
• Do you have an understanding of the relationship between a person’s environment (social and physical) and their behaviour?
• If you have answered yes and you are one of those people who simply love setting people up for success then we want to hear from you

This role involves:

• Development of behaviour plans, skill building and self-regulation strategies
• Supporting people with a high and complex needs and behaviours of concern
• Reviewing and supporting implementation of plans and interventions
• Providing resource information, training and advice
• Reviewing and supporting implementation of plans and intervention