Graduate Allied Health Roles: Speech, Physio

Graduate Allied Health Roles: Speech, Physio & Occupational Therapy Kickstart your allied health career with a values-driven Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service in one of Australia’s most unique and rewarding regions. Pay Range Base pay range: A$95,000.00/yr - A$110,000.00/yr Competitive salary of $95,000 - $110,000 + Super Relocation Allowance (up to $5,000) and Annual Remote Area Allowance of $1,300 Salary packaging options to maximise your take‑home pay Comprehensive supervision, mentoring, and structured graduate support Free access to primary health, dental, and allied health services through BRAMS 6 weeks of Annual Leave, Study Leave & MORE Our Story Broome Regional Aboriginal Medical Service (BRAMS) is a well‑established Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation that has been supporting the Broome community for over 40 years. Headquartered in Broome, Western Australia, BRAMS provides holistic, culturally safe primary healthcare, aged care, and community programs to Aboriginal people throughout the Kimberley region. With a strong focus on person‑centred, trauma‑informed, and culturally responsive care, BRAMS delivers services designed around the needs of Aboriginal individuals and families. Their multidisciplinary teams work collaboratively to improve health outcomes and promote wellbeing across the lifespan. BRAMS is proud to operate under the vision: Healthy People – Strong Community – Bright Future , and upholds a model of care rooted in cultural respect, quality, and community leadership. To learn more, visit . About the Opportunity BRAMS is offering three full‑time Graduate Allied Health opportunities, based in Broome, WA, for early‑career professionals ready to make a real difference. Graduate Physiotherapist Graduate Occupational Therapist As part of a large, experienced allied health team, you’ll receive structured supervision, mentoring, and professional development while gaining practical experience across aged care, disability (NDIS), and primary health care programs. You’ll provide assessment, therapy, and rehabilitation services in clinic, community, and home‑based settings, contributing to multidisciplinary care that is holistic, culturally safe and responsive to the needs of Aboriginal people and families. Key Responsibilities Deliver person‑centred, evidence‑based allied health services under supervision across aged care, NDIS, and primary health care programs. Conduct assessments, develop treatment plans, and implement therapy programmes to support independence, function, and wellbeing. Participate in multidisciplinary case discussions, care coordination, and goal planning. Educate and empower consumers, families, and carers to support engagement in daily life and self‑management. Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation and contribute to service planning and continuous improvement. Develop professional confidence and clinical reasoning through structured mentoring, peer collaboration and ongoing learning opportunities. Qualifications & Experience A tertiary qualification in your respective discipline (Speech Pathology, Physiotherapy or Occupational Therapy). Current or eligible registration with your national professional board (Speech Pathology Australia, Physiotherapy Board of Australia or Occupational Therapy Board of Australia). A foundational understanding of culturally safe practice and the social and cultural determinants of health affecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work respectfully within a multidisciplinary team. A proactive approach to learning, reflective practice, and professional development under supervision. What We Value Compassion, respect and motivation to learn from others. Adaptability, resilience and the ability to manage competing priorities. A collaborative and positive approach that contributes to a culturally safe, supportive work environment. Experience through student placements in Aboriginal or remote community settings and familiarity with NDIS, aged care or primary health frameworks will be highly regarded. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are strongly encouraged to apply. What’s in It for You Relocation Allowance (up to $5,000) and Annual Remote Area Allowance of $1,300 Salary packaging to maximise take‑home pay 6 weeks of Annual Leave to support work‑life balance Study leave and access to ongoing professional development Structured supervision, mentoring and graduate support within a large, experienced allied health team Supportive, tight‑knit, and collaborative team culture that values learning, wellbeing and community connection Monday to Friday, 8:00–4:30 pm hours with no on‑call or weekend work – so you can enjoy Broome’s famous Cable Beach lifestyle Graduate Programme designed to lead to permanent employment and a salary increase upon successful completion Free access to primary health, dental and allied health services through BRAMS A meaningful role in one of Australia’s most culturally rich and visually stunning regions Location & Lifestyle Broome is synonymous with turquoise waters, red pindan soil and white sandy beaches that draw visitors from across the globe. You can sail, snorkel or dive in pristine waters, spot rare dolphins from wide, empty beaches, or explore nearby ancient gorges that make Broome truly unique. Beyond tourism, Broome is a thriving community experiencing strong growth and investment, offering all the amenities of a modern town with the laid‑back lifestyle of the Kimberley. It’s the perfect place to achieve the balance between career, purpose and lifestyle you’ve been searching for. Next Steps Apply now and be part of the BRAMS journey toward Healthy People – Strong Community – Bright Future . If this sounds like you, let’s chat and discuss how you can start your career in an environment that truly values its people. Seniority Level Not Applicable Employment Type Full‑time Job Function Health Care Provider Industries Medical Practices #J-18808-Ljbffr