Kate Green

Kate Green is a principal owner of Naracoorte Physiotherapy Clinic. Kate graduated with a Bachelor of Applied Science in Physiotherapy from the University of South Australia in 1985. She spent two years working in the public system at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, then the Flinders Medical Centre. Kate then headed into the private sector working for a variety of practices, including Roberts Physio, Ian Foord and Griffith Rehabilitation.
Kate’s love for the great outdoors led her to cycle around France, and sail around the Greek Isles. It was during her travels that she worked for the NHS in Dover, England, and then a private practice in Kent.
Back on home soil, and after an enjoyable locum in Young, NSW, Kate fell in love with the rural lifestyle, married a farmer and moved to the Limestone Coast.
In 1998 Kate started a practice in Bordertown, before leaving to have her two children Natasha and Ben. Kate returned to work and became one of the founding members of the NPC team in 2006.
With an ongoing thirst for knowledge, Kate has attended a David Butler Neural Tension course and a Local Joint Stabilisation course (Richardson, Jull, Hodges, Hides Research). Kate has also completed a one year post graduate certificate in Sports Physiotherapy.
On a personal note, Kate has represented South Australia in Netball, sea kayaked in New Zealand and sung in an international eisteddfod in Japan.

Jennie Martin

Jennie Martin is a principal owner of Naracoorte Physiotherapy Clinic. Jennie qualified with a Bachelor of Science (majoring in Physiology and Pharmacology) in 1991 and a Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) Honours in 1994 from the University of South Australia.
Since then, Jennie has worked extensively in both the public and private sectors in South Australia, Tasmania and Victoria.
Initially she worked in general rotating physio positions to gain clinical skills across a broad range of physiotherapy areas before seeking specialised experience in Paediatrics and Orthopaedics in both the UK and Australia.
The time Jennie has spent in Sports Physiotherapy has been a highlight. She has worked with high profile events including the London Marathon, a touring Australian Country Hockey team (in NZ) and the Australian National Hockey Championships.
Jennie was a founding member of the Paediatric special needs swim program and the Naracoorte Child Development Unit. She also formed the Naracoorte Cardiac Rehabilitation Program which supports cardiac patients from the local area.
Jennie’s travels have taken her all over the world. Some of her dare-devil antics have included skydiving, rafting the Nile and backpacking across America in a removalist truck.
Jennie returned to her home town of Naracoorte in 1999. She is married, has two children Emily and Sophie and plays competitive netball and social tennis.

Emma Schultz

Emma Schultz is a principal owner of Naracoorte Physiotherapy Clinic. Emma qualified in 1987 from the Bath School of Physiotherapy, England. For 10 years Emma gained a broad range of experience in all areas of physiotherapy.
Emma ran an elderly stroke unit at a senior level before joining a private practice in the South of England treating a wide range of conditions.
Emma has since travelled extensively and it was during this time that she enjoyed a locum at the Cedar Court Hospital, Melbourne.
In 1999 Emma married a farmer from Naracoorte, South Australia and emigrated. She now has two children, Lucas and Jessica.
Emma built on her knowledge of physiotherapy in outpatients and inpatients at Penola and Naracoorte. Her specialities include Neurology, Lymphoedema, Aged Care and Women’s Health.
Emma attends the regions ante-natal classes providing practical information to expectant mothers.
Emma is a dynamic member of the NPC team and brings her love of people to her work. Few people can boast that they have sung at the Albert Hall, London or climbed the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The only continent Emma hasn’t visited is South America...it’s on her to-do-list!

Eloise Zanoni

Eloise graduated from LaTrobe University in 2005 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. She then returned home to Geelong to work in a large Sports Medicine Clinic where she had the opportunity to work with many local sporting teams including football, netball and rowing. Her focus was on exercise based rehabilitation including hydrotherapy and Clinical Pilates.
She has completed Level 1 and 2 Clinical Pilates, Level 1 Spinal and a Mulligan course for mobilisation.
In 2007 she backpacked around South America and Europe. In Germany she joined the Physiotherapy crew treating the Australian team at the World Triathlon championships in Hamburg.

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