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chartered & state registered physiotherapists
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All our physiotherapists are specialist musculoskeletal Physiotherapists and Registered Members of the Health Professions Council
Our team of highly qualified physiotherapists provide an excellent service to athletes and sports people at all levels, from the recreational to the elite. They also excel at treating those patients with non-sports related problems. We have an onsite cybex testing machine and a gait analysis system which allows the team to provide an accurate diagnosis and advise the most appropriate treatment to help patients onto the fast track to fitness.
Referrals can come from any source - via a GP, a self referral or as part of the patient's post-op recovery, and patients do not need to have health insurance to be seen.
Patricia Collins spent nearly 5 years working for the North Bristol NHS Trust before moving into the private sector. Specialising in musculoskeletal outpatients and orthopaedics, Patricia worked at a private hospital prior to a commencing a post at a military base in Hampshire. Patricia has gained a wealth of experience in sports related injuries and occupational health issues through her work with the army.
She has experience in rehabilitating both recreational and elite athletes back to full fitness. In addition to this, Patricia has been a member of the London Marathon medical team and has also worked with Hampshire Constabulary and Hampshire Fire and Rescue whilst in private practice, predominately dealing with occupational health issues.
Fran Mundy qualified with a BSc (Hons) in physiotherapy from the University of the West of England in 1999, and has recently completed an MSc in sports physiotherapy at Cardiff University. She has spent the last 6 years specialising in sports and musculoskeletal injuries and has worked for Bristol City Football Club Academy and the University of the West of England's Rugby Teams. In 2004, Fran also worked as a physiotherapist for The Great Britain Ultimate Frisbee Team at the World Championships in Finland.
Fran has a special interest in lower limb injuries, and in particular, cycling related injuries. She has recently completed a research dissertation investigating knee pain and lower limb kinematics in cyclists, in addition to writing a published article on 'bike set up'. Fran is a qualified acupuncturist and Pilates' instructor, and is also experienced at completing workplace DSE (Display Screen Equipment) assessments.
Fiona Barker worked at St Bartholomews and Great Ormond Street Hospital before heading overseas. In New Zealand & Australia she worked exclusively within the sporting arena and with a variety of sporting teams. Fiona was introduced to muscle imbalance work and went on to study through the Body Control Pilates Association. She was subsequently invited to join the Australian Physiotherapy & Pilates Institute which delivers a high standard of training to physiotherapists to educate them in muscle imbalance techniques for the clinical population. Fiona is also currently undertaking extended study within women's health.
Gill Holt has worked at Bristol City Football Club for the past 11 years, and also at the Jonathan Webb Clinic since 2004. During this time she has developed expertise in the diagnosis, treatment and management of both acute and chronic sports injuries. This has also included treating and rehabilitating professional football players following surgery. In addition to her work with us at the clinic, Gill continues to work for Bristol City and is particularly interested in injury prevention strategies and ACL rehab. Gill also uses acupuncture alongside other methods of physiotherapy treatment, and is highly experienced in post-operative rehabilitation following partial or total knee and hip replacement.
Pete Tang has worked for the North Bristol NHS Trust where he specialised in the treatment of orthopaedic and musculoskeletal injuries. He later moved to Spire where he progressed to Physiotherapy Manager, then joined the Jonathan Webb Clinic in 2005. Pete's clinical interest is in injuries of the lower limb in particular running/activity related knee pain. He has also worked with many elite sports men and women including local football and rugby players, boxers and tennis stars. Pete has a second degree in Sports Science and Biomechanics which enables him to draw from a wealth of knowledge and experience.
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