Join Steppr’s team of skilled PBS practitioners shaping meaningful support

Express your interest as an experienced PBS practitioner.

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Join Steppr as a PBS practitioner.

Why choose Steppr PBS? 🧩

Steppr offers a supportive environment where experienced PBS practitioners can grow professionally while delivering quality care.

Collaborative team culture

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Work alongside dedicated professionals who value open communication and shared goals to enhance client outcomes.

Ongoing professional development

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Access tailored training and resources designed to expand your skills and keep you at the forefront of PBS practices.

Commitment to best-practice

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Contribute to person-centred support plans that prioritise respect, dignity, and effective behaviour strategies.

Supportive work environment

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Benefit from flexible scheduling, responsive management, and a workplace culture focused on wellbeing and growth.

Committed to Person-Centered Positive Behaviour Support

Steppr prioritises tailored support that respects each client’s unique needs and goals. Our practitioners collaborate closely with participants and their families to develop practical strategies that promote independence and wellbeing.
We maintain rigorous quality standards through ongoing training and reflective practice, ensuring every intervention is effective and respectful. Our team culture fosters open communication and continuous improvement to deliver consistent, high-quality care.

Quality support rooted in individual needs. 🌱

Common questions about joining Steppr.

Find answers to frequent inquiries about the application process and working as a PBS Practitioner at Steppr. This section clarifies key details to help you take the next step confidently.

  • What qualifications do I need to apply?

    Applicants must hold relevant PBS qualifications and have experience working with NDIS participants. Proof of registration and professional credentials is required.

  • How long does the application process take?

    The review and onboarding process typically takes 2 to 3 weeks, depending on the completeness of your application and reference checks.

  • Is ongoing training provided?

    Steppr offers regular professional development opportunities to support your growth and keep your skills aligned with best practices in PBS.

  • What support does Steppr offer its practitioners?

    Our team culture prioritises collaboration, mentorship, and access to resources to ensure practitioners deliver high-quality, person-centred support. Our systems are secure and cloud-based, so your work can move with you. We also offer dedicated staff phone numbers through Aircall.

  • Can I work remotely or part-time?

    Flexible work arrangements are considered based on client needs and practitioner availability. Discuss options during the application process.

  • How would it work with uni?

    Some of our staff are studying during their honours or masters. We offer flexible part-time employment, where you can work 2-4 days per week depending on your capacity. Clients are then connected based on suitability and availability for continuity of care.

Ready to Join Steppr?

Enquire through our contact form, or email us at hello@steppr.com.au with your CV. Our team will guide you through the next steps with clear communication and support.