Kickstart your career in a supportive team environment where the opportunities are endless. In our Allied Health Graduate Program you will learn valuable transdisciplinary skills within an early intervention setting.
The program offers comprehensive training and educational opportunities for Occupational Therapy graduates, Physiotherapy graduates, Psychology graduates and Speech Pathology graduates.
Our next Allied Health Graduate Program will commence on January 2026.
If you have any questions about the graduate roles, other advertised positions or any general employment queries, please contact opportunities@windermere.org.au and we will be happy to assist.
If you are graduate Dietician or Early Intervention Practitioner looking to join our progressive team, please reach out.
Our Allied Health Graduate Program will set you up for your future career as an Occupational Therapist, Physiotherapist, Psychologist or Speech Pathologist.
It is a 24 month graduate program which offers flexibility and countless opportunities.
But don’t take our word for it, hear from our past Occupational Therapist Graduate, Georgia Presutto
Meet Georgia Presutto, Occupational Therapist/Key Worker and Allied Health Graduate | Windermere
Ten-week training course
Personal & professional growth
Dedicated monthly graduate
networking catch-ups
Monthly discipline-specific workshops
Individual supervision and
support every fortnight
Competency framework
Our graduate program supports you to become a work-ready professional who has the added advantage of valuable transdisciplinary expertise.
We will support your first step into a career as an Allied Health Professional with a supportive team environment to broaden and deepen your understanding of your chosen discipline (occupational therapy, physiotherapy, psychology or speech therapy ). You will have the opportunity to network and learn alongside fellow graduates, and experienced professionals with years of experience.
Over the 24 month program, you will be the primary support person delivering service through our key worker model to families of children with developmental delay and disabilities while providing specialised therapeutic support to the wider team.
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As a not for profit community services provider, we are a values-based organisation. We offer a wide range of benefits and proudly put ‘people first’.
Some of the Windermere benefits include:
You can find out more about our workplace benefits and why we are a workplace of choice.
“The graduate program really helped me to ease into my role. It provided lots of clinical and personal support to start off my career and I could apply what I learnt straight away. The team members at Windermere were very welcoming and supportive and I felt like I fit right in.”
Michaela, Windermere Occupational Therapist/Keyworker
(2022 Graduate Program)
“I loved how well the graduate program was structured as that allowed me to see its relevance to the role I would be doing. There’s so much knowledge and experience here, which makes being part of the team at Windermere an incredible opportunity.”
Georgia, Windermere Occupational Therapist/Keyworker
(2023 Graduate Program)
Visit our current vacancies page or contact one of the team by email at opportunities@windermere.org.au
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Boonwurrung Country
Narre Warren, VIC 3805
Phone: 1300 946 337
Email: info@windermere.org.au
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