QLD Allied JobsNew grad allied health jobs in Queensland
Graduate programs, early career and junior roles for physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech pathologists and psychologists, picked from the 38 live jobs on the board. A job shows here when its title or summary says it suits a graduate, early career or junior clinician.
7 grad-friendly jobs
Listed from Quad Care’s website, apply there
Occupational Therapist, NDIS
Quad Care · Woodford, Brisbane
- Occupational therapy
- Full-time
- NDIS & disability
Found today · Closes in 45 days
Listed from Hear and Say’s website, apply there
Graduate Speech Pathologist (2027 start)
Hear and Say · Rockhampton, Rockhampton
- Speech pathology
- Full-time
- Community & schools
Found today · Closes in 45 days
Listed from Move and Play Paediatric Therapy’s website, apply there
Paediatric Occupational Therapist
Move and Play Paediatric Therapy · Mackay, Mackay
- Occupational therapy
- Full-time
- Private practice
Found today · Closes in 45 days
Listed from Each Speech Pear Plum’s website, apply there
Paediatric Occupational Therapist
Each Speech Pear Plum · Indooroopilly, Brisbane
- Occupational therapy
- Full-time
- Private practice
- $83,000 – $115,000 a year
Found today · Closes in 45 days
Listed from S.P.E.E.C.H. Pty Ltd’s website, apply there
Speech Pathologist (Early Career)
S.P.E.E.C.H. Pty Ltd · Upper Coomera, Gold Coast
- Speech pathology
- Full-time
- Private practice
- $85,000 – $100,000 a year
Found today · Closes in 45 days
Listed from Nimbus Health’s website, apply there
2027 Physiotherapy Graduate Program
Nimbus Health · Brisbane, Brisbane
- Physiotherapy
- Full-time
- Aged care
Found today · Closes in 45 days
Listed from Blue Care (UnitingCare Queensland)’s website, apply there
Speech Pathologist
Blue Care (UnitingCare Queensland) · Bundaberg, Remote
- Speech pathology
- Full-time
- Community & schools
- $42.15 – $59.04 an hour
Found today · Closes in 45 days
Not every grad-friendly role says so. Browse all 38 jobs.
A short guide for new grads
1. Sort your registration early
Physios, OTs and psychologists need registration with AHPRA and their national board before they can practise, and provisional psychologists work under supervision. Speech pathologists are not AHPRA-registered, but most employers ask for Certified Practising membership of Speech Pathology Australia. Apply as soon as you are eligible, as processing takes time.
2. Ask about supervision and support
In an interview, ask how often you will get supervision, who provides it, what your caseload looks like in the first few months, and whether there is a professional development budget. Good answers to these matter more early on than a small difference in pay.
3. Know the pay rules
Queensland Health and the private sector use different pay scales. Our Queensland allied health pay guide shows both, with the sources, so you can check an offer.
4. Look beyond Brisbane
Regional employers in Townsville, Cairns, Mackay, Rockhampton and Toowoomba often take graduates and offer broad caseloads.