Alex graduated from the Australian Catholic University in 2022 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. Before that, he spent several years competing as a semi-professional tennis player at national level — an experience that gave him a direct understanding of what it actually takes to train through injury, manage load, and come back from setbacks. That background shapes how he works with patients. Alex has been on the other side of rehab. He knows what it feels like when a physio gives you clarity versus when they don’t — and he errs hard toward the former.
His clinical interests span acute injury management, musculoskeletal and sports physio, and pre- and post-operative rehabilitation. He’s also an accredited strength and conditioning coach, which means his programmes go beyond the treatment table — he designs progressive loading plans that help patients build back properly, not just get symptom-free.
Alex has also spent time coaching and mentoring junior tennis players, which has sharpened his ability to explain complex things simply and adjust his approach based on who’s in front of him.
Originally from Far North Queensland, Alex is an active member of his local gym and running club. Outside the clinic you’ll find him hiking Southeast Queensland’s trails or on the tennis court. He brings the same energy to his work — engaged, direct, and genuinely invested in the outcome.