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James Hight Building, University of Canterbury,, Ilam, Christchurch
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Miss Bex Ramsay
Physiotherapist
Biography: Originally from Wellington, I moved to Christchurch to begin working at You First Physio. Growing up I played many sports such as netball, rowing, and water polo. Prior to completing my physiotherapy degree I completed a Bachelor of science majoring in Nutrition. My drive and passion for becoming a physiotherapist comes from wanting to help people combined with my enjoyment of an active lifestyle. Clinical interests: My interests include all sports related injuries and reformer pilates. Hobbies/interests: I spend a lot of my free time being active whether it be running, pilates or strength training at the gym. On the weekends you’ll find me at the farmers markets for our Saturday morning ritual. Why: I love getting to know new people and working with them to achieve their goals together. The You First Physio team are all so friendly and welcoming. View details »
Miss Kate Smith
Physiotherapist
Qualifications: Bachelor of Physiotherapy – University of Otago. Biography: I grew up in a rural town south of Christchurch and moved to the city to pursue exciting opportunities at You First Physio. From a young age, it was evident I wanted to pursue a career combining sports, science and people. Growing up, I was a sporty kid, obtaining various injuries through the process. Physiotherapists along the way have inspired me to become the physiotherapist I am today. Clinical interests: My interests lie in return to sports rehab and racquet-related sporting injuries. Hobbies/interests: Outside the clinic, I live an active lifestyle, from hitting a tennis ball to gym-based training. A lot of my time is spent outdoors, specifically tramping, where I hope to complete more of New Zealand’s great walks. Why you love being a physio/part of a team: My love for physiotherapy is driven by the people I encounter every day. I find it rewarding to see individuals reach their full potential as I support their journeys. Being a team player in an environment where we share the same visions is invaluable. View details »
Mr Andrew Popham