Appointed in an honorary capacity at the Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children at Camperdown, Sydney (now located at Westmead) on the recommendation of surgeon (and later president of the hospital) Sir Robert WadeD.G. Hamilton, Hand in Hand: The Story of the Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children. Sydney, John Ferguson in 1931, Wray voluntarily conducted three clinics weekly for the next seven years, initially working with Sir Robert's cleft palate patients. The resulting positive outcomes led to the creation of the first hospital speech therapy clinic and the speech pathology profession in Australia.
