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State Name Phone NSW Dr Lisa Elkington Women's National Current National Training Centre Providers Doctors State Name Practice Address Phone Women's National Training Centre, 5 Bruce Neale Drive, NSW Dr Lisa Elkington Penrith, 2750 Penrith NSW 2750 0410 681 744 kgaffney@rowingau NSW Dr Kath Gaffney Women's National Training Centre, 5 Bruce Neale Dr Penrith NSW 2750 stralia.com.au Physiotherapists State Name Practice Address Phone ACT Phil Cossens Reinhold Batschi National Training Centre Yarralumla ACT 2600 0427 563 332 Women's National Training Centre, 5 Bruce Neale Drive, NSW Tristan Shipsides Penrith, 2750 Penrith NSW 2750 0432 677 715 ARTeam Traveling Providers Doctors State Name Practice Address Phone Dr Jeff Conn [email protected] The Wesley Hospital, 451 Coronation Dr, Auchenflower Brisbane QLD 4066 m QLD Mater Hospital, (Adult) Emergency Department, Raymond Maddy.Martin@mat Dr Maddy Martin Terrace, South Brisbane QLD 4101 er.org.au Dr Kath Gaffney kgaffney@rowingau NSW Women's National Training Centre, 5 Bruce Neale Dr Penrith NSW 2750 stralia.com.au Dr Sam Pomroy North Sydney Sports Medicine, 60 Pacific Hwy St Leonards North Sydney NSW 2065 02 9966 4700 ACT Dr Anna Topping AIS Sports Medicine, Leverrier Street, Bruce Canberra ACT 2617 02 6214 1253 MP Sports Physicians, 1/20 Clarendon St Dr Alice McNamara Frankston VIC 3199 03 9770 2398 MP Sports Physicians, 205/65 Victor Cres VIC Narre Warren VIC 3805 03 9770 2398 Olympic Park Sports Medicine Centre, AAMI Stadium, Olympic Dr Pip Inge Blvd Melbourne VIC 3004 03 9420 4300 TAS Dr Steve Reid The Sports Medicine Practice, 36 Collins St Hobart TAS 7000 03 6231 9225 Physiotherapists State Name Practice Address Phone Phil Cossens Reinhold Batschi National Training Centre Yarralumla ACT 2600 0427 563 332 ACT Donna Martin Elite Rehab & Sports Physiotherapy, Suite 17Q, 2 King St Deakin ACT 2600 02 6282 6889 Tristan Shipsides Women's National Training Centre, 5 Bruce Neale Dr Penrith NSW 2750 0432 677 715 NSW Claire Rees Mater Clinic Physiotheapy, 2/3 Gillies St Wollstonecraft NSW 2065 02 9460 3500 Leon Vogels WA Sportsmed Physiotherapy, 2031 Bulwer Street Perth WA 6000 0409 397 511 WA Sarah Hammond Activate Physio & Pilates, Level 1 206 Stirling Highway Claremont WA 6010 08 9384 0544 Andrew Fooks Renew Physiotherapy, 530 Glenferrie Rd Hawthorn VIC 3122 03 9818 3373 VIC Julia Pook Renew Physiotherapy, 530 Glenferrie Rd Hawthorn VIC 3123 4 9818 3373 Elyse Bradbury Spring Physio Gym, 1343 Malvern Road, Malvern Malvern VIC 3144 03 9822 4002 Leading Edge Physical Therapy, 76a Kensington Road Rose Park SA 5067 08 8364 6800 SA Andrew Darcy Leading Edge Physical Therapy, 168 Cudmore Tce Henley Beach SA 5022 08 8364 6800 SIS SAS Providers Doctors State Name Practice Address Phone QAS Dr Martin Smith Q Sports Medicine, 4/49 Butterfield St Herston QLD 4006 07 3831 1908 Dr Corey Hills Sports Medicine, Suite 209 Norwest Central, 10 Century Cunningham Circuit Bella Vista NSW 2153 02 9899 2833 Sydney Sports Medicine Clinic, State Sports Centre, Olympic Dr Donald Kuah Park Homebush Bay NSW 2140 02 9764 3131 NSWIS Dr Sam Pomroy North Sydney Sports Medicine Centre, 60 Pacific Highway St Leonards NSW 2065 02 9966 4700 The Sports Cinic, Cnr Western Ave & Physics Rd, University of Dr Grace Bryant Sydney Redfern NSW 2006 02 9351 8118 Dr James Lawrence North Sydney Sports Medicine Centre, 60 Pacific Highway St Leonards NSW 2065 02 9966 4700 Dr David Hughes Sports Medicine, Australian Institute of Sport, PO Box 176 Belconnen ACT 2616 02 6214 1253 AIS Dr Richard Saw Sports Medicine, Australian Institute of Sport, PO Box 176 Belconnen ACT 2616 02 6214 1253 Dr Greg Hickey Victorian Institute of Sport, 33 Aughtie Dve Albert Park VIC 3206 03 9425 0000 VIS VIS Dr Susan White Victorian Institute of Sport, 33 Aughtie Dve Albert Park VIC 3206 03 9425 0000 TIS Dr Steve Reid Sports Medicine Practice, 36 Collins St Hobart TAS 7000 03 6231 9225 SASI Dr Geoff Verrall Sport and Arthritis Clinic, 90 Henley Beach Road, Mile End Mile End SA 5031 08 8362 8111 Dr Carmel Institute of Sports Medicine, Challenge Stadium, Stephenson WAIS Goodman Ave Mt Claremont WA 6010 08 9387 2343 Physiotherapists State Name Practice Address Phone Ivan Hooper Qld Sports Medicine Centre, Gabba Cricket Ground, Cnr QAS Wooloongabba QLD 4102 07 3891 2000 Marguerite King Stanley & Main Sts TIS Kellie Wilkie Technopark, Innovation Drive, Dowsing Point Hobart TAS 7000 03 6231 5991 Oliver Weber 1A Hawkesbury Road Springwood NSW 2777 02 4751 4152 Claire Rees Brooke Craney NSWIS NSWIS Sports Medicine, Level 2 NSWIS building 6 Figtree Dr, Donna White Homebush Bay NSW 2140 02 9764 3131 Olympic Park Erin Parish Brendan Fogarty Andrew Fooks VIS Victorian Institute of Sport, 33 Aughtie Dve Albert Park VIC 3206 03 9425 0000 Ebony Scase Andrew Darcey Leading Edge Physical Therapy, 76a Kensington Road Rose Park SA 5067 08 8364 6800 SASI Leading Edge Physical Therapy, 168 Cudmore Tce Henley Beach SA 5022 08 8364 6800 Susan Everett SportsMed SA, 32 Payneham Rd Stepney SA 5069 08 8362 8111 Leon Vogels WA Sportsmed Physiotherapy, 2031 Bulwer Street Perth WA 6000 0409 397 511 WAIS Joao Paulo (JP) Body Logic Physiotherapy, 215 Nicholson Road, Shenton Park Caneiro WA, 6008 Shenton Park WA 6008 08 9381 7940 Community Rowing Preferred Providers Doctors State Name Practice Address Phone Dr Jeff Conn The Wesley Hospital, 451 Coronation Dr, Auchenflower Brisbane QLD 4066 [email protected] QLD Dr Richard Malone 22 Wellington St Mackay QLD 4740 07 4944 9560 Sydney Sports Medicine Clinic, State Sports Centre, Olympic Dr Donald Kuah Park Homebush Bay NSW 2140 02 9764 3131 Dr Corey Hills Sports Medicine, Suite 209 Norwest Central, 10 Century Cunningham Circuit Bella Vista NSW 2153 02 9899 2833 NSW Dr James Lawrence North Sydney Sports Medicine Centre, 60 Pacific Highway St Leonards NSW 2065 02 9966 4700 Dr Sam Pomroy North Sydney Sports Medicine Centre, 60 Pacific Highway St Leonards NSW 2065 02 9966 4700 Eastern Suburbs Sports Medicine Level 1, Easts Tower 9-13 Dr Tom Longworth Bronte Rd, Bondi Junction NSW 2140 02 9764 3131 Dr Hannah Hrones 6 Oliver Road Roseville NSW 2069 02 9416 7278 Dr Kylie Shaw Specialist Sports Medicine Centre, Suite 12, 2 Garran Place Garran ACT 2605 02 6185 1902 Dr Greg Macleod Specialist Sports Medicine Centre, Suite 12, 2 Garran Place Garran ACT 2605 02 6185 1902 Orthopaedics ACT, Woden Specialist Medical Centre, 90 Dr Larissa Trease Corinna St Woden ACT 2606 02 6221 9345 ACT Dr Warren McDonald Sports Physicians ACT, Suite 5 Deakin STC, 2 King Street Deakin ACT 2600 02 6281 5999 Canberra Sports Medicine, Suite 3 RSPCA Building, 6 Napier Dr Rob Reid Close Deakin ACT 2600 02 6281 7388 Dr Krys Szatsznajder The Cove Family Medical Centre, 11 Thompson Road, Patterson Lakes VIC 3197 03 9776 2700 Olympic Park Sports Medicine Centre, AAMI Stadium, Olympic Dr Susan White Boulevard Melbourne VIC 3008 1300 859 887 Dr Andrew Aldous Olympic Park Sports Medicine Centre, Bellerine St Geelong VIC 3218 1300 859 887 VIC Fixture health, 33 Normanby Street Brighton VIC 3186 03 7020 5080 Dr Danielle Hope MP Sports Physicians, 1/20 Clarendon St Frankston VIC 3199 03 9770 2398 MP Sports Physicians, 1/20 Clarendon St Frankston VIC 3199 03 9770 2398 Dr Alice McNamara MP Sports Physicians, 205/65 Victor Cres Narre Warren VIC 3805 03 9770 2398 Dr Anik Shawdon PhysioSports Brighton, 429 Nepean Highway, Brighton East VIC 3187 03 9596 9110 Dr Ian Beltz Northern Suburbs Clinic, 346 Main Road Glenorchy TAS 7010 03 6274 0800 Dr Steve Reid Sports Medicine Practice, 36 Collins St Hobart TAS 7000 03 6231 9225 TAS Dr Liam Gerarghty Sports Medicine Practice, 36 Collins St Hobart TAS 7000 03 6231 9225 Dr Glen Richardson Parkview Medical Centre, 17 Brisbane St Launceston TAS 7250 03 6331 9833 Dr Jerome Muir Launceston Medical Centre, Ground Floor/247 Wellington St Launceston TAS 7250 03 6388 8111 SA Dr Geoff Verrall Sport and Arthritis Clinic, 90 Henley Beach Road, Mile End Mile End SA 5031 08 8362 8111 Dr Carmel Institute of Sports Medicine, Challenge Stadium, Stephenson WA Goodman Ave Mt Claremont WA 6010 08 9387 2343 Physiotherapists State Name Practice Address Phone Qld Sports Medicine Centre, Hyundai Centre Gabba Cricket Ivan Hooper Ground,812 Stanley St Wooloongabba QLD 4102 07 3891 2000 Qld Sports Medicine Centre, Hyundai Centre Gabba Cricket QLD Marguerite King Ground,812 Stanley St Wooloongabba QLD 4103 07 3891 2000 Rod McLean X Physiotherapy, 65 Sylvan Rd Toowong QLD 4066 07 3335 5222 Dorothy Hawkins Inspire Health Services, 265 Montague Rd, West End Brisbane QLD 4101 (07) 3846 5134 Oliver Weber Physiopoint Springwood, 1A Hawkesbury Road Springwood NSW 2777 02 4751 4152 Sydney Sports Medicine Centre, Level 2 NSWIS building 6 Figtree Dr, Olympic Park Homebush Bay NSW 2140 02 9764 3131 Kingsley Gibson Sydney West Sports Medicine, Sydney Gymnastics & Aquatic Centre, 12 Noth Road Rooty Hill NSW 2766 02 9851 5959 Zone 34 Sposrt Physiotherapy, Shop 2, 0 McGill Street, David Hillard Lewisham, NSW, 2049 Lewisham NSW 2049 02 9056 0850 Allan Bourke Penrith Physiotherapy Sports Centre, 119-121 Lethbridge St Penrith NSW 2750 02 4721 5567 Jared Reyes Penrith Physiotherapy Sports Centre, 119-121 Lethbridge St Penrith NSW 2751 02 4721 5567 Tim Devlin Balmain Sports Medicine, 104-108 Victoria Rd Rozelle NSW 2039 (02) 9818 1004 Justin Wray High Performance Physiotherapy, 504A Victoria Rd Ryde NSW 2122 02 9807 7288 Craig Bowra Craig Bowra Physiotherapy, 106 Blackbutts Rd Belrose NSW 2085 (02) 9452 5035 NSW The Sports Physio Clinic, Sydney Academy of Sport, Lindsay Muir Wakehurst Parkway Narrabeen, NSW 2101 (02) 9981 4099 Erin Parish The Physio
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