– What initially drew you to work in a physiotherapy clinic?â¯
Their contribution to Spire Dunedin and their professionalism.
– What kind of experience or training did you have before joining our team?â¯
Management, Personal Assistance, Secretarial, Communication skills
– What are you most passionate about learning in the field of physiotherapy?â¯â¯
Understanding patients ability to recover, see how the Physios address injury problems, requiring treatment and the evaluating and the outcomes.
– What’s the most interesting thing you’ve learned working at a physiotherapy clinic?â¯
Observing the management of the growing clinic, the different field of expertise and how they are maintaining best practice for continues growth
– What are your top tips for navigating insurance and appointment bookings?â¯â¯
Facilitating clear communication between the patient and the insurer, ensuring the patients understanding their coverage and to guide them effectively.
– What’s your favourite part about being part of the physiotherapy team?â¯â¯
The amazing team and our leaders
– What are some of your hobbies or interests outside of work?â¯
I love everything related to the culinary arts of food, entertaining, spending time with family and friends and exploring this beautiful country.
– What’s a fun fact most people don’t know about you?â¯â¯
I play the piano and love to cook. Most of my dishes are prepared in a cuisine style, decorated for visual appeal. After all, you eat with your eyes. I can even make egg on toast look delicious.
– Imagine you could grant one physiotherapy-related wish. What would it be and why?â¯â¯
I can address and resolve all issues for patients in pain.
