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Health Workforce in Roma, QLD, Australia, is seeking a Speech Pathologist to start a structured two‑year graduate program. You’ll join a multidisciplinary team, gain supervision, and work across clinic, community, home-based and telehealth settings to build clinical confidence and professional skills.
Potential paediatric caseload includes communication, feeding and early childhood therapy, with structured learning and development opportunities through quarterly sessions.
Join a structured two-year new graduate program commencing 18 January 2027
Receive discipline-specific clinical supervision, structured orientation, peer support and multidisciplinary learning
Develop experience across varied clinical areas, including paediatric communication, feeding and early childhood therapy
Access quarterly learning and development, administration support and NDIS support
Receive up to $4,500 in eligible benefits for expenses such as rent, relocation, travel, professional development and an event
$88,000 to $92,500 per annum (excluding superannuation)
Permanent – Full-Time
38 hours per week
This organisation is a multidisciplinary allied health provider delivering services across rural and regional Queensland and New South Wales. Its team includes speech pathologists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, exercise physiologists, dietitians, psychologists, counsellors and allied health assistants.
Services are delivered in clinic, community, home-based, outreach and telehealth settings according to local needs.
The two-year new graduate program provides structured orientation, discipline‑specific clinical supervision, multidisciplinary learning, peer support and professional development.
The successful Speech Pathologist will begin their career through a supported new graduate program in Roma. Working within a multidisciplinary team, they will develop clinical confidence and professional skills through a varied caseload and structured learning.
Potential clinical experience includes paediatric communication, speech sound disorders, feeding, early childhood therapy, and school and community-based speech pathology. The specific caseload and outreach arrangements will depend on local service needs and supervision capacity.
Conducting clinical assessments and delivering evidence‑informed interventions
Maintaining accurate and timely clinical documentation
Contributing to collaborative care planning
Participating in multidisciplinary case conferences
Undertaking supported outreach where applicable
Participating in structured clinical support and professional development activities
Recognised qualification in Speech Pathology, completed or due for completion before commencement
Eligibility for membership with Speech Pathology Australia
Current driver’s licence
Valid Australian working rights
Willingness to learn, collaborate and participate in regional service delivery
Suitable for 2027 new graduates
Applicants must note that sponsorship is not advertised for this graduate opportunity
Roma is a regional hub in South West Queensland offering sporting clubs, community events and access to surrounding rural communities. The town supports a broad range of regional services and provides opportunities to build professional experience while enjoying rural and regional life.
For more information on this position, please contact our team via hws@healthworkforce.com.au.
Following successful placement, eligible candidates may be entitled to receive support and financial assistance through Health Workforce Queensland's comprehensive workforce attraction and retention incentives. This position may be eligible for a scholarship or bursary for ongoing professional development.
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