ePhysio's mission is to combine knowledge from leaders in physiotherapy and related professions with online technology, and to provide superior tools assist patient's in achieving their rehabilitation goals.

That philosophy will continue to keep us at the forefront of physiotherapy's most promising online solution for patients and medical professionals.

ePhysio.com.au was established in 2006 by Margaret Banff and will be launched with close to 250 instructional exercise videos from world leading physiotherapists.

• Craig Allingham
• Margaret Banff
• David Bick
  
• Susie Bond
  
• Julie Godfrey
• Jenny McConnell
  
• Ramsay McMaster
  

Craig Allingham
F.A.S.M.F. B.App.Sci(Physio),
Grad.Dip.Sport Sci.,
Cert. Men’s Hlth.
APA Sports Physiotherapist

Craig has achieved professional qualifications in physiotherapy (1978), sports science (1982) and men’s health (1997).  Along the way he has been awarded a fellowship with the Australian Sports Medicine Federation and recognition as a Sports Physiotherapist with the Australian Physiotherapy Association.

His work has included clinical practice, University appointments and elite team practice including selection in three Australian Olympic Teams and ten years with the Flying Fruit Fly Circus.  Craig’s sports science training allowed him to work with Baseball Australia as Sports Science and Medicine Co-ordinator for 15 years during which he was responsible for training programs for athlete performance, rehabilitation and injury prevention.  Working with baseball demanded a thorough knowledge of the shoulder and how to train it for maximum safe performance.  This experience has transferred well to his clinical practice on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland Australia where many clients benefit on a daily basis.   

Craig teaches post-graduate level at University as well as conducting training seminars for physiotherapists throughout Australia and overseas, and he has written extensively about shoulders and how to manage them.  His ideal day at work is one where ‘too many shoulders are never enough’, he also treats other stuff!

Margaret Banff
B. of Phty.
Grad. Dip. of Ex. and Sp. Sc.
APA Sports Physiotherapist

Margaret graduated from QLD University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 1986 and went on to complete a Post Graduate Diploma in Exercise and Sports Science before being recognized as an APA Sports Physiotherapist.

The majority of Margaret’s clinical experience over the last 20 years has been as a practice principle in the physiotherapy section at The North Sydney Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Centre where for 17 years she worked closely with leading orthopaedic surgeons, sports medicine physicians and radiologists. This sparked her interest in developing dynamic strengthening programs for athletes suffering groin and hip pain and strengthening programs for patients following knee reconstructive surgery.

Margaret has lectured extensively on rehabilitation programs for groin and hip injuries to post graduate physiotherapists, on training programs for sports medicine physicians, and presented at international conferences. Margaret has been involved in clinical research programs and published as a co-author in 1998 in The American Journal of Sports Medicine and in 1999 Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport.

Margaret has enjoyed working closely with and traveling as a physiotherapist with elite athletes, especially enjoying working as a physiotherapist with international polo players at high goal polo tournaments over the last 10 years.

David Bick
Dip App Sci (Medical Radiography)
B App Sci (Physiotherapy), Post Grad Dip (Sports Physio)
APA Sports Physiotherapist

David began his studies in Melbourne where he completed a Diploma in Medical Radiography. Following an interest in sports medicine he then completed a degree in Physiotherapy through the University of Sydney. David then completed a graduate diploma in Sports Physiotherapy after which he became a titled APA Sports Physiotherapist through the Australian Physiotherapy Association.

David was a founding partner at the ‘Sydney Sports Medicine Centre’ in 1992 at Sydney Olympic Park for 12 years, working with several Olympic sports during this period. During that time he worked and traveled domestically and internationally with Australian teams in the following sports – volleyball, gymnastics, hockey, softball and track and field.

David’s current expertise is in injury management of Rugby Union players. He began working with NSW Rugby Union in the late 90s and in 2002 began work with the Waratahs – the New South Wales Rugby Union team. He was appointed as Physiotherapist to the Wallabies – the Australian Rugby Union team in Oct 2001.

Currently David works full-time with the Wallabies and consults in three Sydney sports physiotherapy clinics. He has a special interest in treating tendon conditions and has established a Tendinopathy Clinic where he consults and treats tendon conditions. David regularly provides educational lectures to coaches, Physiotherapists, Sports Medicine Physicians and General Practitioners.

Susie Bond
B. App. Sc. (Phty)

Susie graduated as a physiotherapist in Sydney in 1987. She trained as a Pilates Instructor in 1996 after 5 years of studio experience with the Pilates Method of exercise. Susie has experience working in London and Sydney as a Pilates Instructor, physiotherapist and lecturer.

She is a department physiotherapist, Pilates instructor and Body Science/ Injury Prevention lecturer at Wesley Institute Dance degree dept. She also lectures on various Pilates teacher training courses.

Susie is member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association, Practitioner level 2 member of the Australian Pilates Method Association and a member of the International Association for Dance Medicine and Science.

She has a special interest in treating and training dancers, sports people with muscle imbalance and in functional exercise rehabilitation for spinal dysfunction. She also likes to have a laugh, to ski and share good wine with friends.

Julie Godfrey
B. App. Sc. (Phty); Grad.Dip.Sp. Sc.
APA Sports Physiotherapist

Julie Godfrey qualified as a physiotherapist in Sydney in 1984 then obtained a Graduate Diploma in Sports Science in 1992, and gained recognition as an APA Sports Physiotherapist in 1998.

The majority of Julie's clinical experience was at The North Sydney Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Centre in Sydney where she was based from 1989 until 2005. The centre is a multidisciplinary centre with not only physiotherapists, but many orthopaedic surgeons, sports physicians and radiologists. Julie's close working relationship with the surgeons sparked a keen interest in ACL rehabilitation and enabled her to rehabilitate many people from a variety of sporting backgrounds and develop several knee rehabilitation protocols.

Julie's specific sporting interests and team coverage have been with Gymnastics and Skiing. She was involved with NSW elite gymnastics squads for many years as well as competitive skiing. She was a team physiotherapist for the Australian Winter Olympic Teams in 1992 and 1994.

Julie has lectured on many courses including Level 1 and 2 Sports Physiotherapy courses, Masters of Sports Physiotherapy at Sydney Uni, and Knee and Ankle workshops.

Currently Julie is consulting to a group of physiotherapy practices operated by Health Networks Australia providing clinical and practice management support to the physiotherapists.

Outside of physiotherapy Julie's interests are sailing, tennis, skiing and her family.

Ramsay McMaster
Golf Physiotherapist

M.C.S.P.S.R.P, Grad Dip Phty
Ramsay is a leader in the field of Golf Physiotherapy. He regularly consults in Asia, Europe, Australasia and the USA. His services include setting up golf-specific gyms, strength-conditioning for golfers, training Tour Players, programs for senior golfers as well as presenting lectures and golf workshops for Golf Clubs and organizations nationally and internationally. He also runs private golf consultations.

Ramsay’s credentials include; Director of the Melbourne Golf Injury Clinic, Consultant to the University of Melbourne and to La Trobe University, consultant to individual players on 11 world golf tours, Honorary Member of the Australian PGA and is an "A" Grade Golfer.

He is consultant physiotherapist to US PGA Tour First Tee Program, to Titleist Performance Institute, Australian Golf Union, Australian Institute of Sport Golf Unit, British and Irish PGA, PGA of Australia and the Hong Kong Golf Association
Ramsay also is on the judging panel of Golf Research 2000/2001 for US Golf Magazine.

He is regularly involved with managing players during various tours; in the European Tour - Heineken Classic PGA, Victorian Open, Australian PGA, Australian Open, Australasian Tour School and the European Tour ANZ Championship.

Ramsay’s Publications have included;" Get Fit For Golf" Book 1 and 2, "The Body and Golf" manual , "Training for Golf" manual , "The Golf Fitness Systems" CD-ROM.  He has written in Golf Science International, British PGA Magazine, Sports Australia, and the Australian Sports Physiotherapy Journal.

Ramsay frequently runs presentations and workshops internationally including; Get Fit for Golf Seminars for physiotherapists and trainers, Australian PGA Coaching Summits, Belgian Golf Association and Belgian PGA. And has been a keynote speaker at 4 PGA Coaching Summits, Belgian PGA Workshop, the British PGA Conference, Jim Mclean Golf Schools, Hong Kong and New Zealand PGA seminars.