Kelsey grew up in Taranaki and was a student at New Plymouth Girls High School. After studying and graduating from Auckland University of Technology, she returned to New Plymouth to start her Physiotherapy career at Physiotherapy@Carefirst.
After 2 years at Physiotherapy@Carefirst, Kelsey undertook her OE and has returned to work at Physiotherapy@Carefirst
Kelsey’s interest in sport and especially her involvement in cricket influenced her interest in physiotherapy and she still plays cricket at a representative level.
Qualifications: Bachelor of Health Science (Physiotherapy), 2020. View details »
Ash grew up in Timaru and was always keen on sports competing in soccer, rowing, cycling and mountain biking throughout high school. Her passion for sport led her to Dunedin where she started her physiotherapy career.
Ash has spent the last few years overseas and is excited to be back in New Zealand close to family and back to the great outdoors.
Qualifications: Bachelor of Physiotherapy, University of Otago, 2015.
Work Experience: After graduating, Ash worked in Timaru, in private practice, residential care, rural and private hospital care.
Ash then spent 2 years as a locum in the UK in a range of hospitals and outpatient clinics.
She’s spent the last year working in private practice and sports physiotherapy in Melbourne. View details »
Peter grew up on the island of Guernsey with a strong passion for sport, particularly rugby and athletics. In 2019, he moved to the UK to pursue an undergraduate degree at Oxford Brookes University while continuing to compete in athletics at an international standard. After graduating in 2022, he returned to Guernsey to begin his career as a physiotherapist.
Peter worked at Guernsey’s Princess Elizabeth Hospital until 2024, gaining broad experience across outpatient physiotherapy, an orthopaedic ward, and their fracture clinic. He also provided pitch-side care for the Guernsey Vikings Rugby Club on weekends, managing concussions and acute sports injuries. View details »