Meet the team at Richmond Physiotherapy

At Richmond Physiotherapy we ensure our team is striving towards the best possible outcomes for our patients, while having fun and remaining challenged. We strongly encourage post-graduate education and consequently identify staff goals in this area and provide assistance where possible.

With regular in-service meetings and access to the combined experience of the principals, new staff are encouraged to extend their knowledge and experience. We have an extensive electronic library of the latest scientific articles available within our network and to download for interested patients.

We are a physically active bunch and have a history of regularly combining for social events and activities.

Sue Marren
Dip Phty (Otago)

Sue founded Richmond Physiotherapy in 1992. She has completed post graduate study in Manual Therapy and been a Credentialed McKenzie Therapist since 1999. Sue has two young adult daughters, and loves to tramp, walk and cycle. She enjoys international travel to attend conferences and to keep up to date professionaly while enjoying varied cultural experiences.

Grant Watson
Dip Phys, Dip MT, ADP (OMT), Dip MDT

Married and father of four, Grant has been a business partner since 1997. He is a senior instructor and Assistant Director of Education for the McKenzie Institute International and continues to teach the McKenzie Method® to health professionals internationally. "Wattie" is committed to helping people self-manage their injuries and away from work loves to play music and keeps fit cycling, tramping and snowboarding.

Helen Macdonald
Dip Phty (Otago), PG Dip Phty (Otago), Dip MDT

Helen joined the practice in 1997 and became a business partner in 2007. She recently completed a post-graduate diploma through Otago University and has attained the acclaimed McKenzie Institute International Diploma. Encouraging a philosophy of "exercise for life", Helen tramps, cycles and mountain bikes in the stunning Nelson environs.

Anne Macann
Dip Phty (Otago), Dip Mt, Reg ASHP

Anne qualified as a physiotherapist in 1981. She is a registered acupuncturist, utilising acupuncture to trigger points in muscles or a gentle form of Japanese acupuncture to modify pain and balance body systems. Anne also uses the McKenzie self-care model and has a keen interest in dance, providing support and advice to local ballet and jazz dance adolescents and teenagers.

Martin King
BPhty (Otago)

Martin joined our team in 2008. He enhances Richmond Physiotherapy's reputation as a cutting edge clinic by incorporating fresh ideas, techniques and research. Martin has completed Parts A–D and the credentialing exam through the McKenzie Institute NZ and is now a Credentialed McKenzie Therapist. Martin is married and is a keen sports person currently in the Nelson Mens Criket team and presently playing touch rugby.

Pauline Gibson
Office Manager

After 27 years in the travel industry, Pauline’s skills and experience are an enormous asset. Pauline keeps fit at the gym, netball and working on her property.

Carol Moore
Office and Reception

Carol and husband John moved to sunny Nelson in 2002 after 20 years in Auckland in the panel and paint business. Carol brings her organisational and accounting skills to our team and assists Pauline with office and reception tasks.

 

 


News and Info

Richmond Physiotherapy is now providing ACC approved treatments under the Endorsed Provider Network.
There is no charge for ACC approved treatments until 15 November 2009.

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ACC Accreditation

We are fully accredited to provide ACC treatments. You do not require a doctors referral for ACC approved treatment. Contact us direct for an appointment. We can process your ACC claim and will liaise with your GP if required. We hold contracts with ACC to provide exercise based rehabilitation programmes after some injuries.

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