Qualification:

Bachelor of Health Science (Podiatry)

Year of Graduation:

2013

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Why did you choose podiatry as your career?

I chose podiatry because I’ve always been drawn to a career where I could make a direct and meaningful impact on people’s lives. The ability to diagnose, treat, and see immediate improvement in someone’s comfort, mobility, and confidence is something I genuinely love. Over the years, I’ve found podiatry to be a perfect blend of problem-solving, biomechanics, and patient connection and that’s what keeps me passionate about it.

What area of podiatry do you most enjoy?
I enjoy treating children, sports injuries, and specialising in ingrown toenail management, as well as complex cases. It gives me a great sense of accomplishment knowing I’m able to resolve challenging issues and help patients return to the activities they love.

What’s your favourite thing to do when you’re not at the studio?

Spending time with my family. We play badminton three times a week and go for hikes together, I love being out in nature.

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What sporting team are you passionate about?

I love watching rugby, especially when New Zealand or Australia are playing.

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If you had a foot or ankle concern, why would you book with the Undefeeted team?

Because the team genuinely goes above and beyond for their patients. Undefeeted combines clinical excellence with a warm, supportive approach, and you can feel the pride they take in keeping people moving at their best. It’s a place where patients are treated like individuals, not numbers and that makes all the difference.

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What do you love most about being apart of the team at Undefeeted Podiatry?

I love the culture, supportive, energetic, and committed to high standards. Everyone brings their own strengths to the table, and there’s a real focus on growth and teamwork. It’s the kind of environment where you feel valued and excited to contribute.

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