David completed his Bachelor of Science at the University of New South Wales in 1988, followed by a Bachelor of Applied Science in Physiotherapy at The University of Sydney in 1992. He is a proud member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA).

Since taking the reins at PPS Physiotherapy in 1995, David has remained committed to delivering high-quality, evidence-based care for a wide range of musculoskeletal and sporting injuries. His professional focus lies in rehabilitation, manual therapy, and injury prevention.

David has also made a strong mark in sports physiotherapy, particularly within schoolboy Rugby Union. His experience includes:

• Head Physiotherapist for The King’s School 1st XV Rugby (17+ years)

• Physiotherapist for GPS Schoolboys and NSW Schoolboys representative teams

David brings firsthand knowledge of athletic performance and recovery, having played AFL professionally for the Sydney Swans. This sporting background enhances his practical understanding of injury management and return-to-play strategies for athletes of all levels.

B.App.Sc.(Physiotherapy); B.Sc;M.A.P.A

Grant holds a Bachelor of Exercise Science from Australian Catholic University (2005) and a Master of Physiotherapy from The University of Sydney (2007). His dual expertise in both exercise science and physiotherapy enables him to take a holistic, movement-based approach to treatment and rehabilitation.

Grant joined PPS Physiotherapy Carlingford in 2008, where he developed his expertise under a highly experienced team. In 2012, he established PPS Physiotherapy Kellyville, bringing expert care closer to the growing Hills District community. As Principal Physiotherapist, Grant leads a team of clinicians focused on delivering personalised, evidence-based care.

Grant is committed to evidence-based practice and lifelong learning. He has completed numerous post-graduate courses to deepen his clinical skills, including:

• Dry Needling & Trigger Point Therapy

• Advanced Exercise Prescription for Injury Rehabilitation

• Level 1 & Level 2 Sports Physiotherapy (Australian Physiotherapy Association)

• Mulligan’s Upper Quadrant Techniques

• Thoracic Spine in Sport

• The Sporting Hamstring

• The Sporting Pelvis

• Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilisation (IASTM)

Grant has a special interest in treating both simple and complex musculoskeletal conditions, sports injuries, and persistent pain presentations. His strength lies in combining hands-on techniques with tailored strength and movement programs that are specific to each patient’s needs, goals, and lifestyle.

Whether you’re recovering from a sports injury, dealing with long-term pain, or just wanting to move better, Grant brings expertise, clarity, and genuine care to every session.

Grant has a long-standing involvement in high-level sport, including:

• Over 12 years as Physiotherapist for The King’s School 1st XV Rugby

• Club Physiotherapist for Two Blues Rugby (Shute Shield)

• Ongoing support and injury management for a variety of local and regional sporting teams

His experience in both schoolboy and semi-professional sport has given him an excellent understanding of performance demands, injury patterns, and return-to-sport planning.

Kimberley graduated with First Class Honours in a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Australian Catholic University in 2015. She has since undertaken further postgraduate study through La Trobe University, completing a Graduate Certificate in Sports Physiotherapy. Her commitment to continuing education has equipped her with advanced clinical reasoning and assessment skills.

Kimberley has extensive experience in managing acute and chronic musculoskeletal injuries, sports-related conditions, and post-operative rehabilitation. She enjoys working with a wide range of age groups and sporting backgrounds, with a particular interest in adolescent athletes and women in sport.

Her clinical interests are informed by years of hands-on involvement with school-level sport, including:

• Physiotherapy coverage for The King’s School rugby, soccer, and athletics teams

• Treatment and rehabilitation for competitive netball players, drawing from her own experience as a high-level athlete

Kimberley has contributed to the academic field through published research into adolescent shoulder injuries, further underpinning her clinical expertise with a strong foundation in sports-specific biomechanics.

• Rowland TP, Butler JM, Cochrane KA (2017). A Screening Test to Determine Shoulder Stability in Adolescent Male Rugby Union Players. Journal of Athletic Enhancement, 6(2)

• Cochrane KA, Butler JM, Rowland TP (2018). An Investigation of Potential Factors Leading to Shoulder Injury in Adolescent Rugby Union Players. Journal of Athletic Enhancement, 7(1)

• Sports Physiotherapy Level 1 & 2

• Graduate Certificate of Sports Physiotherapy (La Trobe University)

• Level 1 Matwork Pilates

• Introductory Women’s Health

• Musculoskeletal Segmental & Dry Needling

• Spinal Level A – Lumbar & Cervical Spine

• Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilisation (IASTM)

Kimberley is passionate about empowering patients to take control of their health and recovery, combining manual therapy, education, and targeted exercise to deliver lasting results.

Kevin completed his Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) at The University of Sydney in 2017. He is committed to continued professional development and delivering evidence-based care tailored to each patient’s goals.

Before joining PPS Physiotherapy, Kevin worked across several public hospitals in the Western Sydney region. During this time, he gained valuable experience treating a wide range of conditions, including:

• Chronic pain and musculoskeletal disorders

• Pre- and post-operative orthopaedic rehabilitation

• Functional mobility and return-to-activity planning

Kevin has a strong personal interest in sports injury prevention and performance. As a former high-level track and field athlete, he understands the physical and psychological demands of training and competition, and applies this insight to support patients of all fitness levels.

Kevin is fluent in Cantonese, allowing him to communicate effectively with Cantonese-speaking patients and deliver culturally sensitive care.

Jarrah completed a Bachelor of Applied Science (Exercise and Sport Science) in 2015 before going on to earn her Master of Physiotherapy from The University of Sydney in 2017. She has also pursued further professional development to enhance her clinical skills, including:

• Paediatric Physiotherapy (Monash University)

• Level 1 Pilates – Matwork and Equipment

Jarrah is passionate about supporting patients of all ages and activity levels—whether managing acute or chronic musculoskeletal conditions, or helping someone return to meaningful daily function and sport. She has a particular interest in adolescent and female athletes, and is highly experienced in sports injury prevention and rehabilitation.

Jarrah has provided physiotherapy support at the State Age Netball Championships and works with both state-level and national-level Australian netball teams, offering injury management, recovery, and performance support at an elite level.

She has also worked closely with athletes in tennis, football, dance, touch football, and Oztag, giving her a diverse background in sport-specific assessment and rehabilitation.

Beyond her clinical and sporting work, Jarrah has volunteered in an orphanage in Vietnam, assisting children, teens, and elderly residents to improve their movement, independence, and quality of life—reflecting her dedication to using physiotherapy as a tool for meaningful change.

Jarrah brings energy, compassion, and a practical, evidence-based approach to every session. Her goal is always to help people move better, feel stronger, and live more confidently.

Marina has a special interest in shoulder dysfunction, drawing on her postgraduate training and clinical experience to treat a wide range of conditions, including:

• Rotator cuff tendinopathy

• Frozen shoulder

• Post-operative shoulder rehabilitation

She uses a tailored combination of manual therapy, exercise prescription, and patient education to achieve sustainable, long-term results.

Marina also has advanced training in running assessment and rehabilitation. She is skilled in analysing running biomechanics and identifying key contributing factors such as:

• Load management

• Running technique

• Strength deficits

Her customised rehab programs support a safe and efficient return to running, whether you’re a seasoned runner or just starting out.

Marina’s approach is practical, empowering, and outcome-driven. She aims to equip every patient with the knowledge, tools, and confidence to take ownership of their recovery—whether they’re a weekend warrior, desk-based professional, or athlete returning to sport.

Marina holds a Bachelor of Biomedicine and a Doctor of Physiotherapy, both from The University of Melbourne. Her strong academic foundation in medical science is complemented by practical experience and further certifications:

• Level 1 Sports Trainer Certificate

• Level 1 Dry Needling and Acupuncture

• Certified Mat & Reformer Pilates Instructor

Fluent in Mandarin, Marina provides inclusive, culturally sensitive care to Mandarin-speaking patients.