Directors:
Lisa Roach
Adam Walker
Kym Hartwich
Rob Ceccato
Amy Chu

Physiotherapists:

Kym Hartwich
Adam Walker

Rob Ceccato

Amy Chu
Simon Morris
Stephanie Galt
Elise Alexander

Bob Blumke

Ryan Gilliman

Orthopaedic Surgeon
Dr Jeremy Bartlett

Sports Physician
Dr Mark Young

Sports Podiatrists
Craig Page

Massage Therapists
Mark Smoothy
Amanda Skenner

Takashi Kizu

PHYSIOTHERAPISTS' PROFILES

Kym Hartwich

Kym is a titled Sports Physiotherapist, having attained her Masters of Sports Physiotherapy (UQ). She has over 12 years experience in working with athletes and enjoys working with many elite programs at the Qld Academy of Sport (including Women's Waterpolo, Men's Soccer). She has recently stepped back from clinical practice at Indooroopilly, and her positions as Physiotherapist for the Australian Women's Cricket and Australian Women's Waterpolo teams, to take maternity leave.

Kym continues to be actively involved in managing the Indooroopilly practice. She provides clinical education for Allsports Physiotherapy staff, conducts regular lectures for Sports Physiotherapists and tutors at The University of QLD. She has a special interest in throwing sports and shoulder injuries, lumbar spine/pelvic disorders, and biomechanical/overuse injuries.

Adam Walker

Adam joined the Indooroopilly practice in 2005 and after becoming a partner has now become managing director of the clinic. Having been played basketball at a state level, Adam has now turned his attention to providing physiotherapy services for athletes involved with elite-level basketball, AFL and rugby union. Adam is an experienced practitioner who volunteers his skills as a clinical educator for physiotherapy students from UQ & Griffith Universities, and tutors new graduate physiotherapists.

Rob Ceccato

Rob graduated with a Bachelor of Applied Science in Human Movement studies with first class honours in 2004. He has completed a Masters of Physiotherapy studies whilst concurrently working in the health and fitness industry as an exercise physiologist and fitness consultant. Rob's interest for sports related injuries has been of great value as he completed seasons as physio for Indoor Netball QLD and QLD soccer at a national level, and for the University of QLD AFL club. Previous research in the field of gerontology and telemedicine has given Rob experience and knowledge on exercise prescription and treatment strategies for the aging population.

Amy Chu

Amy graduated with honours from University of Queensland in 2006. Her research involved real-time ultrasound and the measurement of the Transverse Abdominal muscle in patients with chronic low back pain. She has further qualification and special interests in dry needling and clinical pilates, and in their particular implications when treating patients with neck and low back pain. Amy has a keen interest in continuing her professional development, and after completing courses specialising in specific physiotherapy techniques for spinal and pelvic dysfunction has now returned to the University of Queensland to complete a Masters degree.

Simon Morris

Simon graduated from of University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2005. Having played representative rugby union and rugby league, Simon has a developed a special interest in the management of football injuries. He is physiotherapist for St Peters College rugby first XV and enjoys running a satellite physiotherapy clinic for students of St Peters' Lutheran College. Simon has also toured internationally as physiotherapist to the Australian University Rugby League team.

Stephanie Galt

After graduating from the University of Queensland in 2008 and starting at the Indooroopilly clinic the following year, Steph has become a valuable member of the team.  As an accomplished sportswoman herself with a special interest in the management of lower limb injuries, Steph has gained valuable experience during her work with elite athletes in various sports.  She has experience in treating dancers and in women’s health.

Elise Alexander

Elise graduated from the University of Queensland in 2009, having worked for several years as an aide at the Red Hill clinic. She has recently begun working in a dual role at the Indooroopilly and Sherwood clinics to pursue her passions in both paediatric physiotherapy and sports injury rehabilitation. Elise comes from a sporting background and has enjoyed working as a sports trainer for a variety of football codes including Brothers Rugby Union senior grades. She has a special interest in the rehabilitation of lower limb injuries and post-operative orthopaedics.

Robert (Bob) Blumke

Bob graduated from the University of Queensland in 2009 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy with First Class Honours.  He has been part of the Allsports team since 2006 working closely with our experienced physiotherapists both in the clinic and on the sideline as a sports trainer.  Furthering his interest in managing sporting injuries and working with sporting teams, Bob earned the position of the Physiotherapist for the Australian Ultimate Disc team and attends the annual World Championships.  Bob’s Honours research focused on Telerehabilitation which investigated the ability of diagnosing lower limb injuries via a web camera from a remote location.

Ryan Gilliman

Ryan graduated with a bachelor of physiotherapy from the University of Queensland in 2009, and has been involved with Allsports for the past 3 years as a student.  He takes an interest in sports injuries and management after a history playing premier grade rugby for the University of Queensland.  He is also working with the University of Queensland AFL team and King’s college students in basic fitness consulting and injury management.  He has a special interest in sports related injuries and rehabilitation.