The Behaviour Team Leader is an experienced Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA).  The Team Leader has direct responsibility for the clinical programming for clients on their caseload, including day-to-day supervision and training of behaviour therapists.  They are also directly responsible for providing independent fieldwork supervision for TMB team members that require supervision.  They are responsible for overseeing yearly staff training programs.  Team Leaders are members of the TMB Leadership Team, and have broader responsibilities in delivering the Strategic Initiatives of the organisation.   

The Program Supervisor is an experienced behaviour clinician with a Master’s Degree in Education with an ABA focus or a Master’s of ABA and/or a BCBA or BCaBA.  Our Program Supervisors are most directly responsible for the clinical programming for clients on their caseload, including day-to-day supervision and training of behaviour therapists who implement ABA therapy programs for the clients on their caseload.  They may also assist with delivering organisation-wide training, development of new client group programs and annual quality assurance and improvement projects. 

The Speech Pathologist role perfectly suits experienced clinicians who wish to take on a new and exciting challenge.  This role allows clinicians to develop their skill set with a diverse range of clients, including autistic children and adults, clients using AAC and clients with multiple and complex communication support needs.  Our Speech Pathologists receive frequent regular support and mentoring from our Speech Team Leader and our Clinical Director.  Support includes weekly 1:1 meetings, overlaps, fortnightly didactic training sessions and regular video reviews. Our Speech Pathologists receive extensive training in applying Positive Behaviour Support strategies.  TMB Speech Pathologists have direct responsibility for the intervention programs for clients on their caseload. Wherever possible, caseloads are selected based on reported experience/confidence of particular presentations/diagnoses, as well as identified development goals. However, clinicians in this role may expect to take on clients outside their ‘comfort zone’, which they will share with their supervisors, so they can further grow as clinicians.  

They may also assist with delivering organisation-wide training, development of new client group programs and annual quality assurance and improvement projects. 

*Early Career Speech Pathologists with experience working with autistic children, in ABA programs or as behaviour support practitioners may also be suited to this role.  

The Behaviour Team Intern position is a wonderful opportunity to receive direct supervision, mentoring and coaching from one of the leading experts on behaviour analysis in Australia, our Clinical Director, Kristin Bayley.   

The Intern is a behaviour practitioner that is acquiring independent fieldwork hours towards the BCBA qualification.  The Intern is responsible for the direct provision of behaviour therapy in the home, clinic and community settings and will develop skills in various areas, including functional behaviour assessment, support plan development, training of caregivers, data analysis and reporting.  They may also assist with the provision of clinic-based group programs.  The Intern will have completed or be in the process of completing coursework towards either BACB certification or Australian Certified Behaviour Analyst qualification. They will also have completed or are currently completing the Registered Behaviour Technician training. Our Behaviour Interns receive a high level of direct supervision and training from the Behaviour Team Leader and our Clinical Director.