Our Mission

Aaron has worked at Wagga Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Centre for 12 years and is the principal of the practice. Aaron was born and raised in Junee and after some city experience, is happy to be providing a quality sports injury and rehabilitation service in the Riverina. 

 Kylie grew up in the Riverina region spending her youth in Temora, Harden and Junee. She achieved her Physiotherapy degree at the University of Sydney, graduating with Distinction in 2001. Her interest in acute and sports injury management had her return to university to complete her Master of Sports Physiotherapy and a Professional Certificate in Pain Science. 

Cathy has been working at Wagga Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Centre since the beginning of 2008. Following graduation from Sydney University, Cathy gained a wide range of experience, working in both Australia and the UK in varied work environments. Since starting at the practice, Cathy has continually advanced her knowledge in the area of pelvic floor physiotherapy and women’s health. She has a PostGraduate Certificate in Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy from Melbourne University.

Helen is one of the original team members of Wagga Physiotherapy, practicing here now for over 25 years, along with Jill Burgess. She graduated from Queensland University and has always had a work focus on Sports Physiotherapy and Musculoskeletal/Spinal dysfunctions. Helen has worked with many Rugby Union teams including the QLD Reds and still maintains her interest in the sport. Following time working at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and running her own practice in the RPA precinct, Helen and her family moved to Wagga, where they have been ever since. 

Bailey grew up in Wagga, graduating from Charles Sturt University in 2020 and is excited to secure a fulltime position in his hometown. Bailey has particular interest in the management of sports injuries as well as orthopedic pre/rehabilitation. 

Jill has been at Wagga Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Centre for 27 years. She works in administration and is one of the first friendly faces you encounter in our practice.  Jill enjoys interacting with our patients, making them feel welcome in our clinic, and is amazing at changing our diary to accommodate patients needing urgent appointments.   

Sarah is Wagga Physiotherapy’s casual receptionist. Sarah started working here the beginning of December 2020 after completing year 12. She enjoys interacting with patients and has a strong interest in the work that the physiotherapists do. She says the whole team here is great to work with and she feels lucky to have been welcomed aboard.