Jordan is a skilled Physiotherapist and works with a range of clients to support them reach their individual goals. Jordan holds a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Otago University) and worked in private practice before joining the Align Health team, based at our Anglesea clinic. Jordan is passionate about sports and has a special interest in return to sport rehabilitation and working with young athletes. He has worked as Lead Physiotherapist for multiple sports teams, including club rugby premier teams, Waikato Rugby teams and New Zealad Maori rugby teams. Jordan is qualified in dry needling (acupuncture) and incorporates this as part of a comprehensive treatment plan for his clients. View details »
Robyn is a highly experienced Hand Therapist with 25+ years in her field. Robyn treats the full range of hand, wrist and elbow conditions and has a special interest in complex trauma and neurological conditions of the hand.
Born and raised in Australia, Robyn graduated with a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy from The University of Queensland and subsequently worked at the Royal Brisbane Hospital. During this time she worked alongside the hand therapy and plastics teams, which inspired her to continue her training in Hand Therapy. After moving to New Zealand, Robyn completed intensive postgraduate studies to become a Registered Hand Therapist (and expert in the upper limb).
Before joining Align Health, Robyn was the Clinical Leader of Hand Therapy, Burns and Scar Management at Waikato Hospital. In this role she led are large team of Hand Therapists, responsible for managing complex traumas, as well as congenital and soft tissue conditions. View details »
Nish is a highly experienced, trained and accomplished Sports & General Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist with 25+ years professional experience.
Nish holds BSc Physiotherapy (Hons) and has completed his Masters in Sports Medicine, Exercise and Health from a UCL (London). He is a McKenzie-credentailled therapist and is qualified for Western Acupuncture (dry needling).
Originally from the UK, Nish is passionate about sports and in particular cricket - he has been the Lead Physiotherapist for several national and provisional teams including the White Ferns during their successful 2024 World Cup campaign. Throughout his career he has been involved with the Hurricane's Development Program, Hawkes Bay U19s, Hawkes Bay Magpies and the U18 Maori All Blacks.
Alongside Sports Physiotherapy, Nish sees a wide range of clients and enjoys bringing his vast experience and skill base to help all his clients recover from injury and regain function. View details »