Position Highlights
Registration and professional membership contribution
Relocation reimbursement up to $5,000, where applicable
Up to 12 weeks annual leave
Versatile working options as you progress
Wellbeing support for you and your family
$81,000 - $83,000 per annum plus superannuation + bonus program
Employment Type
Permanent
Full-Time or Part time options.
Practice Information
This passionate team of allied health professionals supports children and young people to reach their full potential.
Their multidisciplinary teams work closely with families to deliver fun, personalised, evidence-based support across communication, motor, cognitive and social development.
They are a registered NDIS provider, and their clinics offer therapy under different funding models.
As part of a large organisation, they offer the stability and opportunities of a global organisation, with the connection and care of local multidisciplinary teams.
The organisation places a high priority on the principles of respect, equity and diversity.
As an employer of choice, they strongly encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, people from culturally diverse backgrounds and people with disabilities.
What sets their Graduate Program apart?
You'll feel all in from day one.
In a close-knit allied health team, learning from each other and building lasting friendships along the way.
With dedicated clinical supervision, mentoring and training, they'll support you to grow with confidence – while making a positive impact in the lives of children and their families.
This 12-month graduate program is designed to help you progress from student to thriving therapist.
You can expect:
Structured induction with clinical skills training and a dedicated buddy.
Clinician shadowing before leading sessions independently.




Weekly supervision with an experienced clinician.
Supported ramp-up to managing your own caseload.
Learning and development built into your week.
Ongoing support from your multidisciplinary team and team leader.
What you'll do at the Toowoomba clinic
Deliver early intervention speech pathology services to children and families, supporting communication, participation, and independence.
Conduct comprehensive assessments (formal and informal) to identify speech, language, and developmental needs.
Develop and implement individualised, evidence-based therapy plans aligned with family goals and child needs.
Work collaboratively with families, caregivers, and multidisciplinary teams using a key worker/transdisciplinary approach.
Monitor, review, and adapt therapy programs based on client progress and feedback.
Provide education, resources, and ongoing support to empower families in decision-making and home-based practice.
Maintain accurate documentation, reports, and NDIS-related records within required timeframes.
Build strong relationships with stakeholders (e.g., schools, health professionals, support coordinators) to support client outcomes.
What you'll get
Support: Dedicated buddy to help you settle in
1:1 supervision with an experienced clinician
Discipline and peer-to-peer support sessions
Admin support so you can focus on learning and therapy
Grow with confidence CPD allowance + paid professional development leave




Structured clinical and soft skills training
Clear path from graduate to independent clinician, and beyond Local and global career opportunities
Flexibility and wellbeing
Up to 12 weeks annual leave
Versatile working options as you progress
Wellbeing support for you and your family
Reward and recognition
Competitive graduate salary + bonus program
Registration and professional membership contribution
Relocation reimbursement up to $5,000, where applicable
Position Requirements
Relevant qualification in Speech Pathology
Membership / registration with relevant bodies (SPA)
Current Driver's License and vehicle
Current Working with Children Check or Working with Vulnerable People Registration (state specific)
NDIS workers screening check & Police Check
Accredited first aid & CPR certificate
Robust communication and organisational skills
Exceptional observational and report writing skills
About Toowoomba
Toowoomba offers new graduates the perfect blend of career opportunity and lifestyle.
Known as Queensland's Garden City, it combines affordable living, a vibrant café and dining scene, beautiful parks and outdoor spaces, and a welcoming community, all within easy reach of Brisbane.
As a major regional healthcare hub, Toowoomba provides diverse clinical experiences, strong professional support networks, and excellent opportunities to develop your skills while enjoying a relaxed, community-focused lifestyle.
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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📌 Speech Pathologist | Graduate Or Experienced | Toowoomba Qld (10004200)
🏢 Health Workforce Queensland
📍 Toowoomba