Podiatrists

Chris graduated from Queensland University of Technology in 2008 with a Bachelor of Health Science (Podiatry). Since then, he has worked around various parts of Brisbane, Ipswich and Central Queensland gaining valuable experience in a range of private practice settings.

Chris enjoys all aspects of podiatry but his special interests lie in biomechanics and ingrown toenail management. He is also committed to attending conferences and/or workshops as part of his ongoing professional development.

Clinic on Tuesdays and Fridays.

Gemma holds an honours degree in Podiatric Medicine from the National University of Ireland, Galway. After working in Dublin, Ireland she returned to her country of birth, Australia, gaining invaluable experience in private practice in Sydney before relocating to Brisbane.

Gemma has a wealth of knowledge in general treatment, diabetic assessments and nail surgery with a keen interest in biomechanics, sports injuries and rehabilitation. Gemma is an exceptional member of our team and her love for podiatry is reflected in her dedication in helping patients to develop into their best selves.

Clinic on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

Kari’s introduction to the world of healthcare as a profession initially began on the Gold Coast where she grew up and studied at Griffith University. An audition for Tokyo Disney during her first semester of university would have her embark on a 12-year career abroad as a professional dancer, actress, singer, and aerial artist before circling back to her home state of Queensland.

Whilst performing Kari sustained many injuries but found the most difficult part of the rehab was finding the right practitioner. She found there was a disconnect between patient and practitioner due to a lack of understanding of what her job required. Since returning to university Kari has been passionate about bridging this gap by educating fellow health care practitioners on the high-stakes business of those who perform for their vocation and have the additional pressure of their body being their sole source of income.

Kari is committed to keeping her patients moving, helping them to move better so they can move more. Whether via walking, swimming, leaping or jeté Kari is committed to keeping you moving forward.