Amy is a Specialist Musculoskeletal Fellow of the Australian College of Physiotherapists, the highest level of recognition in the field of physiotherapy. This elite recognition highlights her exceptional expertise and dedication to advancing physiotherapy practice, positioning her as a leader in musculoskeletal health. She is also an emerging clinician-researcher pursuing a PhD at the University of Queensland (UQ), focusing on the upper cervical spine (upper neck).

Amy is a Clinic Partner at Indooroopilly Allsports, a large multi-disciplinary private practice, where she consults on complex musculoskeletal cases. Her interest lies in all areas of physiotherapy but specifically headaches, spinal and pelvic pain. In her role as a specialist physiotherapist, she frequently conducts assessments as a second opinion and collaborates with other physiotherapists to guide patient care.

In addition to her clinical work, she serves as the Physiotherapy Education and Research Manager at Healthia Ltd, Australia’s largest allied health company. In this role, she facilitates research opportunities, promotes the implementation of contemporary research in clinical settings, and leads education across multiple allied health disciplines.

Amy is also the Chairperson of Healthia’s Professional Development Committee and a member of the Clinical Advisory Committee with a focus on maintaining excellence in care and clinical governance. She is an Examiner of the Australian College of Physiotherapists (ACP) and, before her current roles, has served as a member of the Board of Censors (ACP) and worked for over 10 years at a large tertiary public hospital in an advanced practice role. Amy has also served as the assistant program coordinator for the postgraduate Masters of Sports and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy programs at UQ and continues to contribute to the Master’s curriculum as an Adjunct Senior Lecturer.