Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy), APAM

Joseph is the Principal Physiotherapist and graduated from the University of Sydney.

He has experience in all things musculoskeletal, post-operative rehabilitation, and providing home visits around the region. Joseph has a keen interest in Parkinson’s Disease.

Outside of the Clinic, Joseph is extremely passionate (some might say obsessed) about his coffee. You may see him at World Barista Championships or the World Aeropress Championships (as a Spectator). He is a firm believer that coffee should only be administered without milk and has personal preferences for coffee blends from Ethiopia and Kenya.

Bachelor of Physiotherapy (First Class Honours) , APAM

Chelsea graduated from Charles Sturt University, Orange, with First Class Honours and has been working at the practice since graduating in 2018.

Her particular interests are musculoskeletal physiotherapy, post-operative and hydrotherapy. She is loved by the community having been a local and knows every second person who attends the clinic.

Outside of the clinic, she is busy camp drafting, spending time with family and helping out on her family farm.

Bachelor of Physiotherapy, APAM

Emily graduated from Charles Sturt University, Orange, and before working at Lithgow, worked at Nepean Hospital. Having worked in the Public System, Emily comes with experience in all aspects of physiotherapy- post operative, musculoskeletal, neurological rehabilitation and cardiothoracic physiotherapy. She has a particular interest in post-surgical and respiratory presentations and loves working with the aged population.

Emily loves going to the gym, cooking, camping and spending quality time with friends and family. During her days off Emily enjoys farm and country related activities. She has also played tennis at a competitive level and travelled throughout Australia and France!

Bachelor of Physiotherapy, APAM

Chelsea graduated from Charles Sturt University, Orange and commenced working with us in 2023.

Chelsea loves being able to connect with and empower people to make positive changes to their health and lifestyle. Seeing patients achieve their goals and knowing that you have been able to have a positive impact on their life, is what she truly enjoys most about being a physiotherapist.

Her interests outside of physiotherapy is campdrafting, touch football, being on the farm and spending time with family and friends.