Jack graduated from the University of Otago in 2023 and found his love for physiotherapy working in various clinic and with the Tasman Mako NPC rugby team. Jack enjoys the strength and conditioning side of physio and working with people who have longer term injuries and pain. Jack’s favorite part of physio is building a good relationship with someone throughout their rehab journey, whilst working towards extending their previous boundaries. He has completed a number of courses, with the most recent on the long-term management of ACL injuries and return to high level sports by the highly acclaimed Australian physiotherapist and lecturer, Tim McGrath. Over the last 2 years, he has provided sports physiotherapy across a wide range of sporting events including club rugby, mainland basketball, NZ cricket, ultimate frisbee and downhill mountain biking. He is the current physio for Nelson College’s First XV rugby team. Jack’s passion for exercise and the love of a good yarn helps him best understand what exactly you want to get out of physio, and the most effective way of getting you there. View details »
Peter Hatton is the Lead Clinician at Kaiapoi Physiosouth and has been with the company since early 2014 when he and his wife and fellow physiotherapist, Rachael Rowberry returned to New Zealand.
Pete has extensive experience in the field of sports injuries and musculoskeletal medicine. In the UK, he was the owner and lead clinician of a group of physiotherapy clinics in Birmingham. He spent 8 years working at The University of Birmingham high-performance centre, a centre of excellence which was the home of a number of prominent Olympians and Paralympians and organisations including England Hockey. He worked in professional cricket for 12 years at Warwickshire County Cricket Club; on the professional basketball circuit with the Birmingham Bullets and was the tournament physiotherapist at the All-England Badminton competition, the World Championships of Badminton. In addition to his sporting roles, Pete also worked at the Reading and Glastonbury festivals which combined his passion for music with his love of physiotherapy.
Pete is committed to servicing the North Canterbury community working closely with the local GP’s and specialists to provide excellence in diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal conditions. Over nearly 30 years as a physio, there’s not much he hasn’t seen come through the door. So, whether you are 9 or 90, whether you’ve been injured in sport or at work or simply just struggling to get back to looking after your garden, book in with Pete to start your rehabilitation journey today. View details »
Worked with Div 1 rugby in NZ, county level rugby in the UK. Supported New Zealand cricket tournaments. Enjoyed treating acute and persistent injuries from early-stage rehabilitation to helping people thrive in their recovery. 3 years in an NHS outpatient clinic in the UK before starting in private practice in NZ for the last two years. View details »
