We offer you a superior level of physiotherapy through our personal service and extensive experience.

Andrew Harper

Andrew graduated from Sydney University with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy in 1990. He then completed a Masters of Applied Science in Sports Physiotherapy in 2000 also at Sydney University. In May 2010 he was admitted as a fellow of the Australian College of Physiotherapists and awarded the title of Specialist Sports Physiotherapist by the Australian Physiotherapy Association. This title represents the highest level of recognition a Physiotherapist can achieve and has only been granted to a small number of Physiotherapists throughout Australia. Andrew is now an examiner for the Australian College of Physiotherapists and is involved in mentoring candidates for these exams. Andrew is also recognised as an Olympic Physiotherapist, having been part of the official Australian team at the Sydney Olympics in 2000.

Andrew has worked and travelled with local, state, national and international teams across a number of sports including athletics, football (soccer), rugby league, netball and handball. He has also worked as Physiotherapist for the Western Sydney Wanderers, teams in the National Rugby League, Sydney Swifts in the National Netball League, Wentworthville in the Metropolitan Rugby League and Blacktown City Football Club in the State Premier League competition.

Andrew has also lectured widely at an undergraduate and post graduate level providing lectures for organisations such as Sydney University, Sports Medicine Australia, Football NSW, Department of Sport and Recreation and Sports Physiotherapy Australia.
This experience gained over 20 years enables Andrew to provide the very best care to all his patients. Whether elite or recreational, sporting or non-sporting, Andrew's careful diagnosis and skilfully provided, evidence-based treatments will give you the best chance of recovery in the shortest possible time.

David Hughes

David Graduated from Sydney University in 1991 with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy and has worked in private practice since. In 2000 he was awarded recognition as a titled Sports Physiotherapist reflecting a superior knowledge and level of experience in the field of Sports Physiotherapy.

Since graduating, David has gained experience in the treatment of a wide range of clients from elite sportspeople, to work-related injuries to non-sporting and elderly populations. His is passionate about the treatment and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal injuries. He has lectured regularly to other health professionals and industry groups on subjects such as strapping and backcare.

He has extensive experience in Sports Physiotherapy having provided his expertise to teams such as the Socceroos, the Western Sydney Wanderers, Central Coast Mariners, Blacktown City FC, NSW Football, Balmain Tigers and Ryde–Eastwood Rugby League. He has also gained significant experience in the treatment of golfing and surfing injuries. David is an accredited provider to the NSW Institute of Sport

Vicki Hill

Vicki graduated from Sydney University in 1990 with a Bachelor of Applied Science Physiotherapy. In 1998 she completed a Masters of Applied Science Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy having specifically investigated the Limitations to Exercise in COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) and the implications for Exercise prescription.

During this time Vicki was the Senior Respiratory Physiotherapist at Westmead Hospital moving to the Western Sydney Pulmonary Rehabilitation program in 2003. In 2009 Vicki returned to the hospital setting providing Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy Services at Norwest Private Hospital. Vicki now provides Respiratory Physiotherapy in the clinic setting treating conditions such as asthma COPD, Bronchiectasis and Pulomary Fibrosis. Respiratory Physiotherapy includes exercise prescription and techniques for the management of breathlessness and chronic cough.

Sarah Kelly

Sarah graduated in 2014 from Sydney University with a Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy). She began her career in the NSW public health system at Liverpool hospital working across multiple aspects of Physiotherapy. 

She then joined the team here at Norwest Hospital Physiotherapy for 2 years before heading overseas to the UK. Here, she developed her skills further gaining experience working for both the NHS and the largest private practice group in London. Sarah then returned to us with valuable knowledge and a special interest in lower limb injuries, women’s health and post operative rehabilitation. 

She has worked closely with Western Magic AFL, mixed and men’s national netball, indoor cricket nationals and Ryde-Eastwood league.