Nick graduated with a Bachelor of Sport Science in 2023 (with Honours) and recently graduated from Swinburne University with a Masters in Physiotherapy in 2026.
Throughout his studies, Nick worked for Alfred Health as a Grade 2 Allied Health Assistant, where he supported people with a diverse range of musculoskeletal and neurological conditions to achieve their rehabilitation goals and return to the activities they enjoyed. He also gained experience across acute, subacute and outpatient settings during his physiotherapy placements, collaborating with people across a broad range of conditions and stages of rehabilitation.
Nick has a strong interest in musculoskeletal and sporting injuries, exercise rehabilitation, strength and conditioning, and helping people return to work, sport, and everyday activities. His background in Sport Science has helped inform his approach to physiotherapy, especially his interest in using exercise and progressive rehabilitation to help people long-term.
Nick believes in using an individualized and collaborative approach to physiotherapy, collaborating with patients to understand what matters to them, and developing goal-oriented plans that incorporate education, hands-on treatment, and exercise. Ultimately, Nick aims to empower his patients to take an active role in their rehabilitation and build the confidence to return to the activities they enjoy.
Nick’s hobbies include the gym, movies, watching the mighty Hawks win in the AFL and playing social basketball.
