Business Manager / Physiotherapist
Mary has interest in clinical management of complex injuries and recurring injuries. She manages post-surgical rehabilitation along with gym programmes to achieve return to work. Her special interests also include shoulder rehabilitation and cervicogenic headaches.
Physiotherapist, Business Manager
Hayden trained at Otago University graduating with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2012. He has a strong clinical interest in exercise prescription and sports rehabilitation especially in the areas of rugby, cricket and golf. Hayden is currently the physiotherapist for the University Division 1 rugby side and has had experience working within Canterbury Rugby and the Crusaders Academy. Hayden is currently a member of a golf club in Canterbury and plays on a regular basis.
Practice Manager
Kay is Practice Manager for SportsMed Rangiora and has been part of the team since 2010. Prior to this, Kay was Office Manager/Trust Accountant for a Rangiora Law firm for five years, with 24 years' experience in the Law profession. Kay is married with three great girls, and two puppies. She plays and coaches netball, and is looking forward to getting back into squash.
Receptionist
Adrienne started with the PMG administration team in April 2014, working with each of the clinics providing reception cover when needed, as well as permanent shifts. Before starting with PMG, Adrienne was running her own business from her home-based workshop, making and selling wheatbags and neck coolers. She has three children all with an interest in hockey.
Physiotherapist
Tamiho graduated from the University of Otago with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy 2017. She completed a physiotherapy course in Japan 2004 and she has been working for 12 years. She received a license of Bobath therapist in 2006 and her specialty is in neurological physiotherapy, in particular stroke, cerebral palsy and spinal cord injury for adults and children. In 2012 She was awarded a scholarship that saw her travel to Denmark, Sweden, England and Australia in 2013 to learn about physiotherapy for spinal cord injury. This experience has influenced her to become a physiotherapist overseas to develop her career and foster a strong passion to contribute to society abroad. Outside of work, she has been involved with wheelchair basketball as a classifier and Chair Ski as a staff member. She has an interest to teach softball and enjoys going skiing and mountain biking.
Physiotherapist
Kirsty graduated from Otago University in 2015 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. She has been working in a Private Practice in Feilding for the past two years and is excited to be back in Christchurch and joining the Motus Rangiroa team. She has an interest in sports physiotherapy for both youth and adults as well as dry-needling. Kirsty enjoys partner dancing and water skiing in her spare time.
Physiotherapist
Katherine is a recent graduate of Otago University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. She grew up predominantly in the lower North Island and after completing study in Dunedin and Wellington has chosen to move South to Christchurch and is keen to explore what Canterbury has to offer. Katherine has an interest in sports injuries, musculoskeletal rehabilitation and helping others live an active life. In her spare time Katherine enjoys weightlifting, tramping and photography.
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