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We believe that our staff is our greatest asset. Having built our practice on the reputation of the Principals, we realise that every staff member must aspire to excellence for us to offer a uniformly quality service.
All staff members are supported to continue their development in all facets of their work.
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Anna Yip, physiotherapist
Anna joined the Neurological Rehabilitation Group in 2005. She is able to speak Mandarin, Cantonese and English. Anna is an enthusiastic therapist and dedicate to training and learning with a particular interest in Parkinson’s disease. She has a desire to assist clients to manage their physical problems and help patients achieve to the best ability possible.
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Ann Booth, physiotherapist and practice principal
Neurology has been Ann’s main area of interest since qualifying. Moving between Australia and the UK, she now includes aspects of Traditional Chinese Medicine in her treatment techniques. An original partner in the Neurological Rehabilitation Group, Ann’s vision is to make sure that every patient finds the therapist able to meet their needs.
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Susan Vincent, physiotherapist and practice principal.
“Having been part of the Neurological Rehabilitation Group since it started in 1987, I love the way it has changed and grown over that time. Our challenge is to bring the best service to the people who need it, and to continue to find better ways of doing things.”
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Kathy Portbury, finance administration assistant.
Kathy looks after our accounts and helps out with reception when needed. Kathy loves a challenge, and always handles her job with understanding and tact.
“I find the Neuro Rehab Group a positive workplace, and enjoy working with the team.” |
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Amy Westmoreland, admin assistant
Amy is the youngster on our team. Since joining us in April 2008, Amy has completed a Cerificate IV course in Health Administration. Amy now assists in multiple facets of the practice, including reception and accounts.
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Michelle Akerblom, receptionist
Michelle came to us from another service industry, and is now the linchpin of our front desk. As the main phone-answerer and appointment-maker, it is very likely you will speak with Michelle should you ring our practice.
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Scott Edwards, Senior physiotherapist
Scott qualified as a physiotherapist from La Trobe University in 2003. After working in neurological rehabilitation and Sports Medicine in Melbourne, Scott has travelled and worked overseas. In England Scott continued his interest in neurological rehabilitation through work at a number of specialist hospitals. Scott has recently accepted the position of Senior Physioterapist at the Neurological Rehabilitation Group.
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Zhao Teoh, physiotherapist
Zhao acquired his degree from Curtin University in West Australia in 2007. He is particularly interested in working closely with clients affected by stroke and acquired brain injury. He aims to achieve the most efficient movement pattern, while combining his experience in musculoskeletal physiotherapy to assist with your rehabilitation process.
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Dina Pogrebnoy, physiotherapist
After graduating from La Trobe University in 2005, Dina has focussed on developing her clinical expertise in Neurological Physiotherapy. Her main interest is in helping rehabilitate clients with conditions such as stroke, Acquired brain injury, Balance disorders, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease and Friedreich’s Ataxia. Dina will use a variety of therapeutic tools, including hydrotherapy, to help you achieve your goals and improve your quality of life.
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Leanne Tao, physiotherapist
Since graduating in 2008, Leanne has worked at the Austin hospital, acquiring an extensive range of skills. Her main interest lies in treating clients with neurological conditions such as stroke, spinal cord injuries and movement disorders. Leanne strives to provide therapy that is based on current research in order to help you achieve meaningful goals and help you reach your potential.
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