Jonty graduated from the University of Otago in 2025 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. With a lifelong involvement in sport, he has a strong passion for the assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation of sports-related injuries. This background allows him to understand the physical and mental demands athletes face, from weekend warriors to competitive players.
Outside of the clinic, he enjoys staying active through sports such as cricket and rugby. You’ll often find him down at Kaikorai Rugby Club, either supporting the team as a sports medic or pulling on the boots as a player. He prides himself on delivering patient-centred care, working closely with individuals to understand their goals and tailoring treatment plans that support long-term recovery, performance, and overall wellbeing.
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Amelia graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the University of Otago in 2018 and began working at Roslyn Physio in 2019. Amelia is passionate about helping people regain movement and return optimal function. With a keen interest in sport, she is able to integrate principles from many areas to create the best treatment programme for each individual.
Amelia enjoys participating in many sports, both socially and competitively and keeps herself fit through a healthy lifestyle. Amelia would love to see herself continue to work with sporting injuries, as well as increasing children’s physical activity levels through group activity, as she sees this as an area of growing concern.
2018 Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Otago) View details »
Steve began with Roslyn Physio in 1998 as the sole director of the clinic but has recently become an employee. Over that time Steve has been involved with Kaikorai rugby as physiotherapy provider but also as a mentor to physiotherapy students. Steve has been involved with Otago Netball and as a provider to High Performance Sport NZ in the past. Steve has a manual therapy focus to the diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal disorders.
His passion apart from physiotherapy is spending time with his family, especially his 2-year-old grandson, long bush walks with wife Pip and their dog Moe and listening to his extensive vinyl collection.
1980 Diploma in Physiotherapy (Otago)
1984 Dip. M.T. (NZMPA)
1996 Post Graduate Diploma in Occupational Health Practice (Otago)
1997 Post Graduate Diploma in Manipulative Physiotherapy (Otago)
1999 Masters in Manipulative Physiotherapy (Otago) View details »