• Shoulder pain – particularly shoulder instability and rotator cuff pathology
• Upper and Lower Limb Tendon pain
• Knee and Hip Osteoarthritis
• Hip Injuries, including femoroacetabular impingement and gluteal tendon pain
• Overuse related conditions
• Athletic Rehabilitation, Performance and Program design

• Doctor of Physiotherapy – 2016
• Bachelor of Exercise Physiology – 2012
• Mastering Lower Limb Tendinopathy – 2021
• Lyn Watson Level 1 Shoulder Course – 2020
• NOI Explain Pain 3 Day Course – 2018
• Good Living with Osteoarthritis: Demark (GLA:D) – 2017
• Optimising Rehab and Muscle Function for Cycling – 2016
• APA Spinal Physiotherapy Level 1 & 2 – 2017 & 2019
• APA Sports Physiotherapy Level 1 – 2018

Richard completed his Doctor of Physiotherapy at Bond University in 2016. Following a Bachelor of Exercise Physiology Degree at UNSW in 2012.  He completed a highly sought after clinical internship with Stanford University’s Athletic and Sport Medicine departments in the U.S., where he worked to assess, treat and improve athletic performance.

Richard has experience in the private practice setting, gaining experience with variety of sports and musculoskeletal conditions.  He enjoys triathlons and understands the challenges on the body and the importance of load management, sports conditioning, rehabilitation and injury prevention.

Richard has undergone training to become a registered GLA:D (Hip & Knee Osteoarthritis) practitioner. You can read more about the GLA:D Program here.

In his spare time, Richard enjoys keeping fit with strength training and triathlons, and has an unhealthy obsession with the Sydney Swans.