Madeline Hernon

Madeline has lectured for the International Olympic Committee in American Samoa and Tonga, part time for the Auckland University Medical School Postgraduate Department in Sport Medicine, and to the Post Graduate students of the AUT Physiotherapy department. She has won a Hillary Commission Grant and an Olympic and Commonwealth Games Grant. Madeline has toured internationally with NZ Netball, NZ Athletics, NZ Shooting, NZ Basketball, and was selected as part of the NZ Medical Team to the 1998 Commonwealth Games, 2000 Sydney and 2004 Athens Olympics. She acted as Physio to Alinghi (2002-2003) and Prada (1998-1999) America's Cup teams. She was also the NZ Women's Basketball team Physiotherapist and the Silver Ferns' Physiotherapist. Madeline specialises in Sports Injuries and Musculoskeletal Therapy.

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Nick Ewart

I am really looking forward to working at PhysioOne alongside other high quality and skilled Physiotherapists. In particular I am excited at being based at PhysioOne’s Clinic in Nuffield St in Newmarket. The Clinic is situated in the Cityfitness Gym which provides an environment with great energy and vitality, excellent treatment and rehabilitation facilities, and free car parking for patients. I am passionate about treating and looking after my patients to the best of my ability, and feel the PhysioOne Cityfitness Clinic is the perfect setting to achieve this.

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Tania McNae

Tania joined  PhysioOne  in 2005 following 5 years working in London and Sydney. She qualified with a BHSc (Physiotherapy) in 1998 from the AUT. In 2007 she completed a post graduate diploma specializing in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy. Tania has broad experience in all fields of physiotherapy with a particular interest in the sporting body. Whilst overseas Tania expanded on this being given the opportunity to work with athletes from many disciplines including the Tottenham football club and London marathoners. A keen sportswoman herself, especially in Hockey. Tania enjoys helping people reach their goals.

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Tamara Robinson

Graduated from AUT in March 2007 with a Bachelor of Health Science (Physiotherapy). She joined the PhysioOne team in February 2008, and is now based at the Albany clinic. She is currently enrolled in post-graduate studies, working towards a specialty of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy. Her main interests are in Sports Physiotherapy and working with Sports Teams. Tamara is the physiotherapist for the East Coast Bays Association Football club's Premier Men’s Team. Tamara grew up in South Africa competing in Gymnastics and Tumbling for many years. Tamara has a passion for coaching competitive Trampoline, focusing on developing Elite Youth athletes in Gymsports.

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Andy Ross

Andy completed his Bachelor of Health Science (physiotherapy) in 2004 and has since gone on to complete his Post Graduate Certificate in Western Acupuncture, and Masters in Heath Practice - specialising in Manipulative Physiotherapy. Andy has extensive knowledge of sporting injuries after competing internationally in Judo for many years.  In 2002 he qualified for and competed at the Commonwealth Games in Manchester.  Andy has also toured internationally with the NZ Judo Team, and has acted as Physio for Bartercard Cup and Fox Memorial Cup League teams and East Coast Bays Football.

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Stu Ross

Stu completed his Bachelor of Health Science (Physiotherapy) in 2002 and is currently completing his Postgraduate Diploma in Musculoskeletal Manipulative Physiotherapy. Stu has extensive knowledge of sporting injuries from his diverse sporting background including representative cricket, hockey, athletics, and a current interest in cycling/multisport and windsurfing. Stu has acted as assistant Physiotherapist for New Zealand Mens Hockey 2004/2005 and was physiotherapist to Takapuna premiere rugby 2003/2004. Stu recently spent 5 years working as a physiotherapist in London, which included a position at Tottenham Hotspur Football Club as the Academy Physiotherapist for two years. Stu also worked as a senior physiotherapist for Her Majesty’s Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre (Headley Court), rehabilitating personel involved with the defence forces in Afghanistan and Iraq. His central ethos is a ‘Work/Life/Health’ balance to keep himself and his patients mentally and physically fit.

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Richard Postill

Richard graduated as a physiotherapist from Otago University in 2006. He has worked as a physiotherapist in private practice for over five years.  He has a special interest in Musculoskeletal  and Sports Physiotherapy including acute and chronic injury management. Richard enjoys the challenge of determining  the underlying cause of injuries as well as the implementation of injury prevention. He continues to expand his musculoskeletal knowledge undertaking a variety of post graduate course including manual therapy and mat based pilates training. He aims to complete a post-graduate diploma in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy. Understanding the importance of having life balance Richard has a keen interest in badminton, having played to a senior representative level for Counties Manukau and Otago. He also has interests in football, tennis and running.  He believes in helping people to maximise their function in order to live healthy and active lives.

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