Position Highlights
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Shape a varied caseload around your clinical interests
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Weekly internal supervision and fortnightly specialist supervision
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Company vehicle and relocation assistance provided
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Unlimited professional development funding during the first 12 months
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Flexible scheduling, a nine-day fortnight and regular rostered days off
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Above-award salary with a reward-based bonus system
Employment Type
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Permanent – Full-Time/Part-Time
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Hours and employment arrangement to be confirmed.
Practice Information
This growing multidisciplinary allied health practice provides speech pathology and occupational therapy services across Roma and Toowoomba. The organisation prioritises quality clinical care, manageable caseloads, professional autonomy and a supportive team environment.
Clinicians receive administration assistance, regular supervision, multidisciplinary collaboration and access to extensive therapy and assessment resources. Equipment provided includes a laptop, iPad, printer, laminator and home office setup.
Position Description
An exciting opportunity is available for a new graduate or experienced Speech Pathologist to join a supportive allied health team in Roma.
The successful candidate will work with children and adults across the clinic, homes, schools, kindergartens and daycare settings. Opportunities may also be available to participate in rural outreach, community education, group therapy and early childhood presentations.
The varied caseload may include:
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Speech and language
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Literacy
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Feeding
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Orofacial myology
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Augmentative and alternative communication
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Early intervention
The caseload can be shaped around the clinician’s preferred age groups and professional interests. The role offers autonomy in rural practice while maintaining strong professional connections through weekly internal supervision, fortnightly specialist supervision, multidisciplinary support and regular team learning.
Additional benefits include:
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Company vehicle from commencement
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Relocation assistance
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Unlimited professional development funding for the first 12 months, with ongoing funding available
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Administration support
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Flexible working arrangements
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Nine-day fortnight and rostered days off
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Access to the clinic and therapy resources
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Quarterly paid team days
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Paid birthday leave
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Reward-based bonus system
Position Requirements
The successful candidate must:
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Hold a recognised degree in Speech Pathology
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Hold current Speech Pathology Australia membership
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Hold, or be eligible to obtain, a current Blue Card
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Hold professional indemnity insurance
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Hold a current driver’s licence
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Enjoy working with children
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Be committed to making therapy engaging and meaningful
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Be motivated to learn and develop professionally
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Be able to work independently and collaboratively within a team
An interest in feeding, orofacial myology or speech sound disorders would be advantageous. New graduates and experienced clinicians are encouraged to apply.
After Hours Requirements
No after-hours requirements.
About Roma
Roma is a major service centre for the Maranoa region, offering local healthcare, schools, sporting groups, community events and essential services. The location provides opportunities to build broad clinical experience and meaningful relationships with families, educators and rural communities while enjoying the space and lifestyle of a regional Queensland town.
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 | Roma QLD (10004213) employer: Health Workforce
Join a leading multidisciplinary allied health provider in Roma, QLD, where you will enjoy a supportive work culture that prioritises professional development and collaboration. With competitive salaries, relocation assistance, and opportunities for mentoring and service development, this role offers a rewarding career path in a vibrant community known for its relaxed lifestyle and access to diverse clinical experiences. Experience the benefits of working in a team-oriented environment while making a meaningful impact on the lives of clients across rural and regional Queensland.