Behaviour Support Coordinator

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Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

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Are you a Clinical / Counselling Psychologist or Senior Intellectual Disability Nurse driven by human rights, person-centred practice, and a desire to lead innovative, forward-thinking approaches to behavioural support? Callan Institute is seeking a Behaviour Support Coordinator. In this senior leadership position, you will influence and shape organisational strategy for behavioural support across SJOGCS. You will spearhead the advancement and facilitation of the Multi-Element Behaviour Support (MEBS) framework and help drive research and innovation that enhances evidence-based practice in the natural science of behaviour in intellectual disability(adult) services. About Callan Institute As part of SJOGCS, Callan Institute provides consultation, training, and support in Positive Behaviour Support, using the Multi-Element Behaviour Support Framework, and Raising Understanding and Awareness (RUA) in relationships and sexuality. Our work is grounded in a Human Rights-Based Approach, promoting dignity, autonomy, and inclusion with the SJOGCS values of Hospitality, Compassion and Respect guiding everything that we do. Key Responsibilities Leadership & Practice Development o Provide clinical leadership and governance in the implementation and evaluation of the Multi-Element Behaviour Support Framework in SJOGCS Intellectual Disability Services, in line with national and international legislation, policy, and research (E.g. UNCRPD, Health Act, ADMCA, HIQA, Safeguarding, HSE Guiding Principles and Policies and SJOGCS Policies.) to advance progressive and evidence-informed approaches. o Facilitate Communities of Practice, Mentor and supervise behaviour practitioners and work closely with multiple disciplines, families, and other agencies to build capacity and confidence in the MEBS framework. Consultation & Training Provide expert consultation on situations in relation to individuals supported quality of life, wellbeing, and behavioural support needs, ensuring person-centred, collaborative working and rights-based approaches. Design, facilitate and review workshops and training courses for and with individuals supported, staff, families, students and professionals. Research & Innovation o Lead out on and provide strategic leadership for the evolution of behavioural support practice, policy, research, committees, governance, and organisational culture across SJOGCS, fostering meaningful participation and shared ownership across all stakeholders. o Drive innovation in practice through development of resources, toolkits, assistive technology and digital learning solutions. Essential Criteria A recognised undergraduate qualification in psychology/ intellectual disability nursing. A post-graduate qualification in the natural science of behaviour, for example in Positive Behaviour Support. Professional Registration in Ireland, with for example, Psychological Society of Ireland/Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland. 2+ years' experience in a leadership role, coordinating and managing Positive Behaviour Support services within an adult intellectual disability service, with a deep understanding of the Multi-Element Behaviour Support Framework. (Constructional Approach) Proven ability to support situations with individuals supported in relation to quality of life, wellbeing and behavioural support needs working collaboratively with the individual supported, their circle of support and MDT members as appropriate. Demonstrate strong leadership skills and experience, including listening, critical thinking, problem solving, organisational/time management skills, verbal, written and IT skills, with a reliable, compassionate, and flexible approach to work, with experience in staff mentoring, training, support and supervision. Proficiency in designing (including co-creating), facilitating, and evaluating training with evidence of leading out on innovative research initiatives. Exhibit expertise in upholding human rights; applying person-centred approaches; implementing organisational strategies and processes for policy development, implementation and evaluation; and positive risk including evidencing a commitment to restriction free practices. Eligible to work in Ireland and hold a full clean driving licence and access to a car.(Travel to different locations is a requirement of the post) What We Offer Competitive salary and benefits in line with HSE Consolidated pay scales (Clinical /Counselling Basic Grade Psychologist/ ANP(or candidate)/Assistant Director of Nursing, in accordance with the applicant's education, experience and professional registration. Opportunities for professional development and academic collaboration. A supportive, values-driven environment committed to Hospitality, Compassion, and Respect. A senior leadership role with influence across SJOGCS, national, and international behavioural support practice. Why join us: This role offers the opportunity to lead and strengthen our valued and established organisational direction in behavioural support across SJOGCS, reflecting our commitment to: A human rights-based approach across all aspects of practice Meaningful participation and co-production, ensuring individuals and those who support them are active partners in decision-making Proactive, capacity-building approaches, focused on developing skills, opportunities, and quality of life System-aware, contextually grounded support, recognising behaviour within social, relational, and environmental contexts Sustainable, person-centred outcomes that are embedded in everyday life This role contributes to a progressive model of behavioural support that prioritises autonomy, meaningful participation, and sustainable, life-enhancing outcomes. If you are passionate about leadership, innovation, and improving outcomes for individuals supported, we would welcome your application. Apply Now: Send your CV and cover letter by Thursday 28 th of May 2026. For more information, visit . To be considered for this role you will be redirected to and must complete the application process on our careers page. To start the process, click the Apply button below to Login/Register.

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