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Clinical Fellowship

Fellowship in Neurorehabilitation

Specialising in Dysphagia, Tracheostomy & Communication Disorders

About the Fellowship

Building specialised clinical expertise.

The Fellowship in Neurorehabilitation is designed for Speech-Language Pathologists seeking specialised skills in assessing and managing adults with neurological and medically complex conditions.

Structured academic teaching is combined with supervised clinical practice to develop clinical reasoning, assessment, rehabilitation and multidisciplinary-management skills in acute neurorehabilitation settings.

Program Highlights

Structured learning connected to clinical practice.

Dysphagia assessment and rehabilitation

FEES and MBSS/VFSS learning

Tracheostomy assessment and management

Adult communication rehabilitation

Cognitive-communication rehabilitation

Clinical decision-making in acute care

Multidisciplinary rehabilitation

Case discussions and journal clubs

Clinical Exposure

Experience across neurological conditions.

  • Stroke and traumatic brain injury
  • Parkinson's disease and movement disorders
  • Spinal cord injury
  • Disorders of consciousness
  • ICU-related swallowing and communication needs
  • Neurological and medically complex dysphagia
Interdepartmental Learning

Understanding the wider clinical context.

Exposure to referrals from different specialties helps fellows understand swallowing and communication needs within broader medical and rehabilitation care.

NeurologyNeurosurgeryPulmonologyGeneral MedicineCardiologyENTIntensive and critical care
What You Will Learn

A multidisciplinary clinical curriculum.

01

Foundations of Neuroscience

  • Neuroanatomy and neurophysiology
  • Neurological examination and clinical correlation
  • Basics of neuroimaging interpretation
  • Neurological presentations relevant to rehabilitation
02

Acute Care & ICU

  • Introduction to acute and intensive care
  • Medical stability and readiness for assessment
  • Oxygenation, ventilation and respiratory considerations
  • Clinical safety and multidisciplinary decision-making
03

Neurorehabilitation

  • Principles of neurorehabilitation
  • Neuroplasticity and recovery
  • Goal-oriented and interdisciplinary rehabilitation
  • Team-based clinical decision-making
04

Dysphagia & Swallowing Rehabilitation

  • Clinical swallowing assessment
  • Dysphagia and secretion management
  • Compensatory and rehabilitative approaches
  • Swallowing rehabilitation technologies and techniques
05

Instrumental Swallowing Assessment

  • FEES learning
  • MBSS/VFSS learning
  • Interpretation and clinical decision-making
  • Report writing and assessment selection
06

Tracheostomy & Airway Management

  • Tracheostomy assessment
  • Cuff management and speaking valves
  • Capping trials and decannulation
  • Communication and swallowing with tracheostomy
07

Communication & Cognitive-Communication

  • Aphasia, dysarthria and apraxia of speech
  • Cognitive-communication disorders
  • Voice disorders
  • Communication rehabilitation in neurological conditions

Eligibility

  • BASLP graduates
  • MASLP graduates
  • MSc Speech-Language Pathology graduates
  • RCI registration preferred, as applicable

Final eligibility is confirmed against the requirements of the current intake.

Current Intake

Application information

Upcoming intake details will be announced after confirmation.

Fees, application arrangements and intake-specific requirements are provided by the fellowship team after the current cycle is confirmed.

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Fellowship Enquiries

Take the next step in clinical learning.

Contact the fellowship team for confirmed intake dates, application requirements, fees and current program information.