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Role Description Behaviour Consultant Hours: Full Time (37.5 hours) Permanent Location: Kent Salary: GBP45,000 (unqualified) and GBP48,000 (qualified BCBA/UKBA(cert)) Sector: Charity, Health Social Care, Learning Disabilities Autism Scope of the Job This is an exciting opportunity for a passionate and dedicated behaviour consultant to support multiple people across Kent to live, love, thrive and belong. Supporting people in their own homes, you will have experience supporting people with a learning disability, autism, and mental health conditions who have also experienced trauma. About Us SeeAbility is a specialist registered charity with a 200-year history supporting people who have autism, physical and / or learning disabilities and visual impairment. The values or the organisation promote personalisation and inclusion; with a strong focus on helping the people we support learn skills that will bring them greater independence. Our Culture The most important thing to us is making a difference to the people we support. Breaking down barriers and obstacles in a way that enables them to lead an active life with experiences and outcomes that creates a high-level quality of life. The role as the Behaviour Consultant Lead will be to: Work closely alongside our support teams to conduct comprehensive assessment, intervention, and evaluations over the long term, developing positive behaviour support plans that enable therapeutic support to be delivered within a Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) framework. Deliver PROACT-SCIPr-UK reg; training to our support teams. Coach our support teams how to deliver excellent support, using approaches such as Active Support. Support the team to develop skills in monitoring and evaluating outcomes, for example using the Periodic Service Review. Support the business development team with new referrals, ensuring that we are working within our defined model of support and developing that model to meet new needs where appropriate. Work with the families of the people we support to continue to build open, honest, and transparent working relationships. Ensure that your work is always delivered through a trauma-informed lens, upskilling the team around you to consider the impact of trauma on their practice.Our Clinical Assessment Intervention Team (CAIT) Led by a Board-Certified Behaviour Analyst and UKBA(Cert), we have highly specialised team of clinicians, including rehabilitation workers for the visually impaired and behaviour consultants. We assess functional vision and test for cerebral visual impairments, which can often be an overlooked establishing operation for behavioural challenges. As well as direct assessment and intervention to work to increase people rsquo;s opportunities in life, we train our support teams to meet the people we supports rsquo; unique needs. Our team members are committed to joint working with families, support teams and our NHS and local authority colleagues to achieve the best outcomes for the people we support. We work as partners with the residential or supported living teams to build plans that are accepted, operationally achievable, generalisable, and sustainable. Your experience personal characteristics As you will be working with people in their own homes, residential and group supported living services, you must be confident engaging with diverse groups of people, family members and multi-agency professionals. You need to be passionate about equality and equity, being able to see the potential for improvement and knowing how to guide the person we support and their team to achieve the best. You will already have experience working directly with people who have learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions, multi-sensory impairments, and people who may present behaviours that challenge. You will be fluent in the use of applied behaviour analysis to devise ways that are simple but effective to measure baseline and on-going development. You will be able to support our teams by putting plans into action through your direct modelling. Your qualifications This position requires a minimum requirement of a Bachelor rsquo;s degree in Applied Behaviour Analysis or a related field (such as Positive Behaviour Support) with at least two years of applicable experience; or Master rsquo;s degree in Applied Behaviour Analysis, with one year of professional experience. Candidates wishing to work towards their BCBA or UKBA(Cert) qualification will get their supervision as part of this role. Our Benefits Your extraordinary opportunities bull; Leadership development academy and talent programme for the next steps in your career bull; Fully paid essential training bull; Annual excellence awards bull; Long service awards and recognition bull; Quarterly 1:1s: Opportunity to discuss your progress and your future Your work-life balance bull; 28 days holiday (incl. bank holidays), increasing to 36 days with long service (1 extra day for each year of service) bull; Life events - Time off when you need it most bull; Flexible working - We are up for anything that works for your team and the wider organisation Your money goes further bull; Discounts and cashback at hundreds of shops, restaurants and activities bull; Eligible for Blue Light Card discounts bull; Save 10% on monthly bus travel bull; Pay reviews and commitment to pay competitive rates bull; Employer contributory pension scheme - Support and tools to help you make the right decisions about your future bull; Paid DBS and renewals bull; Season ticket loans bull; Discounted mobile phone options Your wellbeing counts bull; Life assurance of 2x annual salary bull; Free 24/7 employee assistance programme for advice and support bull; Free eye care vouchers bull; Discounted gym membership #MadeWithCare
