Careers at CPBS
Why Work for CPBS?
Join The Centre for Positive Behaviour Support and be part of a national team committed to meaningful change, professional growth and evidence-based Positive Behaviour Support. At CPBS, we support our practitioners to develop, lead and make a genuine difference in the lives of individuals, families and communities.
Create meaningful positive change
At CPBS, every practitioner contributes to improving quality of life through collaborative, person-centred and evidence-based Positive Behaviour Support.
Every Behaviour Support Practitioner , Senior Behaviour Support Practitioner and Behaviour Therapist plays an important role in supporting people to achieve meaningful outcomes.
We focus on understanding behaviour within the context of the individual and their environment, building practical strategies and strengthening the capability of families and support networks.
Join a team that values collaboration, clinical quality, inclusion and the belief that meaningful change is possible.
Supporting your wellbeing and professional growth
We want practitioners to continue learning, feel supported and build sustainable careers in Positive Behaviour Support.
Continuous Learning & Development
Access professional development, training and resources designed to strengthen your clinical knowledge and Positive Behaviour Support practice.
Collaborative & Supportive Culture
Work within a team environment that values supervision, collaboration, professional discussion and shared learning.
Work-Life Balance & Flexibility
CPBS recognises the importance of sustainable practice and supports flexible approaches to balancing professional and personal responsibilities.
Competitive Remuneration & Benefits
Employment packages are designed to recognise practitioner capability, professional contribution and ongoing development.
Who we're looking for
We are seeking professionals who are passionate about Positive Behaviour Support and committed to ethical, person-centred practice.
Roles We're Hiring For
- Behaviour Support Practitioner
- Senior Behaviour Support Practitioner
- Behaviour Therapist
Qualifications & Experience
- Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA) or Certified Behaviour Analyst (CBA)
- Master's qualification in Applied Behaviour Analysis or a related discipline
- Psychology or Psychological Science
- Disability Studies
- Education, including Special Education
- Applied Behaviour Analysis or another relevant field
Continuing Education & Professional Development
CPBS invests in professional learning by providing access to specialist education and professional development from national and international experts.
Gillian Martin
Motivational Interviewing for Behaviour Support Practitioners
Dr Louis Hagopian
Automatically Maintained SIB: Conceptualisation of Subtypes and Safety with Assessment
Dr Temple Grandin
A Conversation about Neurodiversity Support: Questions, Answers and Discussion from Lived Experience
Dr T. V. Joe Layng
Nonlinear Contingency Analysis: Emotions as Contingency Descriptors and Emotional Behaviour
Dr Linda LeBlanc
The Behavior Analyst as Supervisor: Building Relationships and Teaching Pivotal Skills
Dr Louise Hayes
Contextual Behavioural Science within Behaviour Support: ACT and DNA-V for Meaningful Change
Dr Gregory P. Hanley
Today's ABA: An Effective and Trauma-Sensitive Approach for Addressing Problem Behavior
Lily Darnell
Bridging the Distance: A Telehealth Behavior Parent Training Model for Supporting Children with Neurodiversity
Ready to Make a Real Impact?
If you're passionate about Positive Behaviour Support and want to be part of a values-driven team focused on professional growth and meaningful outcomes, we'd love to hear from you.