Sam graduated with honours from Monash University, obtaining a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. Over her career she has worked primarily as a Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist across various settings, including private practice, NHS Hospital, and various sports teams including Fitzroy football club, VNL Ariels and QPRS Football club.
Sam is experienced in the treatment of diverse sporting and chronic injuries, showcasing a particular interest in lower limbs injuries. Her passion lies in facilitating a successful return to sport for her patients. Sam is committed to patient care and enjoys implementing individualised rehabilitation programs for both the recovery and prevention of injuries.
Originally from Melbourne, Sam spent the last year working in London prior to taking on her role with Asia physiotherapy. Outside of her professional commitments, she enjoys traveling, live music, running and spending time with friends and family.
Get to know: Sam
Nationality:
Australian
Qualified From:
Monash University – Bachelor of Physiotherapy (honours)
Past Employment:
The Physio Company – London
QPRS Football Club – London
CNWL NHS Hospital – London
Kieser Fitzroy – Melbourne
Fitzroy Football Club – Melbourne
Victory Park Health – Melbourne
What do you think are the best skills that you bring to your job?
Unwavering commitment to providing patient care in a timely and compassionate manner.
Favourite Conditions to Treat:
Ankle injuries
Knee injuries including ACL and MCLs
Low back pain
What are you happiest doing when you’re not working?
I enjoy travelling and attending live music events.
What would be your personal motto?
If you don’t get there, it’s not the end; it’s a pause in the pursuit of what’s still to come.
Who is someone you admire and why?
Stephanie Gilmore is not only a seven-time world champion surfer but also a standout athlete who has played a pivotal role in inspiring the next generation of female athletes in the traditionally male-dominated sport.
Your most-outstanding achievement:
Climbing Acatenango in Guatemala.
