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Safe practice
Graduates are supported to work within their scope while gradually building independence and confidence.
Graduate Program 2027
Start your allied health career well supported.
The Frey Health Group Graduate Program, delivered through Constellation Therapies, supports early-career clinicians as they move from university into confident, capable and reflective professional practice. Graduating is exciting, but it is also a big step, and you will not be expected to figure it all out alone.
From Frey Health Group
We want graduates supported with guidance, mentoring, supervision, practical experience and professional development as they begin their careers.
The program is designed for graduates across allied health disciplines, and continues to grow with our services:
Occupational Therapy Speech Pathology Psychology Social Work Physiotherapy Dietetics Behaviour Support
Our philosophy
Great clinicians are developed, not expected.
At Frey Health Group, we believe great clinicians are developed through support, reflection and experience. Our approach is built around four things.
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Supported learning
We value curiosity, questions, mentoring and ongoing professional development.
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Whole-person care
We view clients within the context of their family, community, culture, relationships and environment.
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Sustainable careers
We want graduates to build meaningful, long-term careers where they keep learning, maintain wellbeing and feel connected to their work.
The program
What the program may include.
Graduates may have the opportunity to work across community, clinic and telehealth settings, developing flexible, practical skills while learning to adapt therapy to the needs of children, adults, families and support networks.
- Shadowing experienced clinicians
- A gradual transition into seeing your own clients
- Community-based practice, including homes, schools and other natural environments
- Clinic-based therapy
- Telehealth experience where appropriate
- Clinical supervision and mentoring
- Multidisciplinary learning opportunities
- Professional development workshops
- Peer learning and case discussions
- Support with documentation, report writing and clinical reasoning
- Opportunities to develop discipline-specific skills
The structure of the program may continue to evolve as Frey Health Group grows, so it stays responsive, current and aligned with best practice.
Learning areas
What you will learn along the way.
Learning opportunities may include:
Professional communication Clinical documentation NDIS and funding systems Trauma-informed practice Neurodiversity-affirming care Family-centred practice Community-based service delivery Clinic-based therapy Telehealth practice Risk assessment and safeguarding Professional ethics and boundaries Clinical reasoning Evidence-informed practice Multidisciplinary collaboration Report writing Caseload management Self-care, reflection and professional resilience
Discipline-specific development
Depth in your own discipline.
Graduates may also take part in discipline-specific learning, depending on their role and profession. This may include areas such as:
Occupational Therapy
Functional assessments, sensory processing, assistive technology, home modifications, environmental assessments and capacity-building interventions.
Speech Pathology
Language assessment, speech sound disorders, AAC, feeding foundations, literacy support and communication partner coaching.
Psychology
Assessment processes, therapeutic formulation, mental health presentations, neurodevelopmental assessments, cognitive and behavioural interventions and report writing.
Physiotherapy
Functional mobility, exercise prescription, falls prevention, neurological rehabilitation and community rehabilitation.
Behaviour Support
Functional behaviour assessment, positive behaviour support, restrictive practice considerations, data collection and behaviour analysis.
Is this you?
Who this program may suit.
- Warm, curious and reflective
- Passionate about working with children, adults and families
- Interested in community-based and multidisciplinary practice
- Open to feedback and professional growth
- Committed to ethical, evidence-informed and person-centred care
- Looking for a supportive workplace to build confidence over time
Our commitment
You are not expected to know everything from day one.
At Frey Health Group, graduates are not expected to know everything from day one. We value questions, reflection, growth and genuine care.
Our goal is to create an environment where emerging clinicians feel supported to become capable, compassionate professionals who make a meaningful difference in the lives of the people they support. We look forward to supporting the next generation of clinicians as they begin their careers.
Register your interest
Begin your career with us.
Tell us your discipline, where you studied and when you graduate (or graduated), and what kind of work you're hoping to do. A real human from our team reads every message.