Scott Graduated from the school of Physiotherapy, Lincoln Institute in 1980. He worked at St. Vincent’s Hospital for 3 years and completed his manipulative therapy diploma in 1983.

Scott has worked in private practice since 1983, joining the Berwick practice in 1987. He has a special interest in the management of sports and spinal injuries and hydrotherapy. From 1984-1988 Scott was team physiotherapist for St Kilda Football Club and from 1985-1992 for the Victorian Sheffield Cricket Team.

Scott’s outside interests include his family, tennis and golf and supports Melbourne Football Club.

Scott was involved in the set up of our newest practice and continues to be an active partner in the business.

Frank completed his Physiotherapy Degree in 1985, and worked at the Warrnambool Base Hospital for one year. He commenced work in private practice on returning to Melbourne in 1987, working in Dandenong from 1987-91. During this time, Frank completed the manipulative physiotherapy diploma, and joined the Berwick practice in 1990. He became a partner at Berwick Physiotherapy in 1992.

His areas of special interest are in the assessment and treatment of headaches and neck pain. He completed a Masters in Manipulative Physiotherapy in 2000, his area of study being headaches of cervical spine origin.

Graduate with a Bachelor of Applied Science in Physiotherapy from La Trobe University in 1994. Completed a Post Graduate Diploma of Manipulative Physiotherapy in 1998, with a special interest in low back pain. He became a partner at Berwick Physiotherapy in 2001.
Ross has worked as a physiotherapist in Melbourne and spent 12 months working in the UK. He joined Berwick Physiotherapy in 1999.

Ross was the Victorian U/16 Softball Physiotherapist from 1996-2000. He currently teaches Post Graduate students on an APA endorsed Spinal course.

Ross has a strong sporting background having competed at State level in the 400m hurdle during the late 1990’s and now enjoys social golf and jogging.

Ross was involved in the set up of our newest practice and continues to be an active partner in the business.

David completed his Physiotherapy degree in 1999 at La Trobe University. He worked for 2 years at Dandenong Hospital before then working in the community at Berwick Community Health Centre. After this David went to England in 2002 where he worked in outpatients centres gaining further experience in musculo-skeletal and sports injuries.

After working in England for 18 months, David returned to Australia in November 2003 and joined Berwick Physiotherapy. In October 2005 David completed his Masters degree in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy and became a Partner of the practice in 2006. David enjoys working in all areas of physiotherapy including sports and spinal.

David was involved in the set up of our newest practice and continues to be an active partner in the business.

Adam graduated from La Trobe University in 2003.  He worked at Dandenong Hospital for three years gaining experience in orthopaedics and hand therapy.   Adam undertook work for the defence force before heading overseas on a working holiday to gain further experience.

Adam became a partner at Berwick and Pakenham Lakeside Physiotherapy in 2011.

Graduate in Applied Science in Physiotherapy from La Trobe University in 1989.  Initially began work at the Austin Hospital in rehabilitation and acute hospital with a particular interest in orthopaedics and musculoskeletal conditions.  Doris completed a Post Graduate Diploma in Musculoskeletal in 1995 from Melbourne University and Post Graduate Diploma of Physiotherapy (manipulative Physiotherapy) from Latrobe University in 1998.

Since 1997 Doris has worked in private practice and joined the team at Berwick Physiotherapy in 1999.  Doris has a special interest in sporting injuries particularly of the knee, Pilates, together with neck and back injuries.

Roger is a physiotherapist with 40 years experience. He commenced practice at the Royal Melbourne Hospital after which he developed and opened successful practices’ in Glen Waverley and Camberwell for 36 years.

Elizabeth graduated from the University of Melbourne with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) in 2002.  She worked at St Vincent’s Hospital for over two years and first started practising at Berwick Physiotherapy in 2005.

Elizabeth has spent three and a half years working as a physiotherapist in England and completing three Winter ski seasons in the French Alps.  She is excited to have rejoined Berwick Physiotherapy in June 09 and maintains a strong interset in all sports, having run the Melbourne Marathon, Kayaked in the Murray River Marathon and played for Victoria in Touch Football.

Elizabeth is also currently involved in taking hydrotherapy class for Berwick Physiotherapy.

Lee graduated from La Trobe University in 2004 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy.  After graduation he worked within Peninsula Health for two years, working at Frankston Hospital and at their rehabilitation facility.   At this time Lee was also the physiotherapist to the Casey Scorpions in the VFL.  Lee then travelled to the UK where he worked for two years in the armed forces treating both navy personnel and civilians.  Here Lee gained further experience in treating musculoskeletal injury and intense rehabilitation post orthopaedic and trauma surgery.   In March 2008 Lee returned to Australia and went straight into private practice.  

Since this time he has completed a dry needling course and his Level 1 & 2 clinical Pilates training at Dance Medicine Australia.  

Lee joined the team at Berwick Physiotherapy  at the start of 2010 and has a special interest in treating acute sports and musculoskeletal  injuries using clinical Pilates to treat and manage musculoskeletal dysfunction.  

Lee is also a mad cyclist, taking his bike to France in 2006 to follow the Tour de France around for three weeks.

Lauryn has been practicing as a remedial massage therapist for several years and recently completed a Bachelor of Health of Science - Clinical Myotherapy.

Lauryn uses a combination of Myotherapy and remedial massage techniques to help obtain the best results for your musculoskeletal health.

Chris graduated in the top of his class from the University of Otago in New Zealand with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (with Distinction) in 2008. He spent the last two and a half years working in a successful and busy private practice in New Zealand which specialised in Musculoskeletal/Sports Physiotherapy and had a very strong manual therapy and muscle balance approach before becoming a part of the Berwick/Pakenham Lakeside Physiotherapy Team in August this year. Chris has a particular interest in acute Musculoskeletal/Sports injuries, especially those involving the spine or lower limbs.

Prior to completing his Physiotherapy degree he had spent 4 years teaching academic English and studying Martial Arts in South Korea and a further year travelling. Chris also holds both a Bachelor and a Masters degree in Anatomy and Structural Biology and has taught Anatomy to Physiotherapy, Medical, Physical Education, Health Science, Biological Anthropology and Anatomy students and was actively involved in research resulting in the publication of papers both in Anatomy and Physiotherapy some of which have been presented in conferences in South Africa and Auckland. He has attended multiple post-graduate courses in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy and is a keen sportsman having represented his province in soccer and he also holds black belts and has instructed in both Taekwondo and Hapkido.

Claire has recently joined Berwick Physiotherapy, having moved to Melbourne from Ireland. Claire graduated from the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (2006), with an honours degree in Physiotherapy.

Claire went on to work with COPE Foundation, a charity organisation specialising in the care of adults and children with learning and physical disabilities. Over a five year period (2006-2011), Claire gained experience in treating and managing complex neurological, orthopaedic and respiratory conditions. Claire has a strong interest in the area of paediatric physiotherapy where throughout this time Claire gained significant experience, treating and managing congenital hip disorders, scoliosis, toe walking, gross motor impairments and developmental delay. Claire has good knowledge of Neuro-developmental therapy, Sensory integration and hydrotherapy treatment concepts having completed postgraduate courses in these areas.

Claire also has a good background in musculoskeletal physiotherapy having completed an outpatient orthopaedic rotation in Cork University hospital (2007), and worked in private practices on a sessional basis over an 18 month period (2009-2011). Claire has also maintained her skills in this area by completing manual therapy courses.

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