Jenny has a B.Sc. (Physio) from Stellenboch University, South Africa.
She has a post graduate certificate in Spinal and Peripheral Manipulation from the University of the Free State and the Manipulative Therapists’ Group of the South African Society of Physiotherapy. She has completed Level One of the Musculoskeletal Group of the Australian Physiotherapy Association.
She enjoys spending time educating patients about their conditions and includes the latest pain neuroscience in her approach.
I Have been qualified and working as a podiatrist since 1983 graduating from W.A. Institute of Technology, Diploma of Podiatry and later Curtin University Bachelor of Science degree.
I have commenced working in private practice in 1984 and concurrently worked 12 years with WACHS based at Collie Hospital. I set up a second practice in Australind in 2011, and changed my practice name to Align Podiatry, to encompass both of my practices.
I practice all areas of podiatry although I have special interest in practicing manual therapies, including Myofascial triggger point therapies, dry needling and low level laser; to treat foot and lower limb pain. Recently the addition of Radial Shockwave Therapy to the practice has been very valuable tool in treatment of plantar heel pain and achilles tendinopathies.
Dr Ghobrial completed a Bachelor of Engineering and Bachelor of Pharmacy at the University of Queensland and James Cook University Respectively. Dr Ghobrial then moved to WA where he went on to complete his medical degree at the University of Notre Dame Fremantle.
He has experience working at Royal Perth, Rockingham and Armadale Hospitals. Also experience working in general practice in Geraldton and Perth.
Dr Ghobrial’s interests include Internal Medicine, Pharmacology and Skin Cancer Surgery.
Dr Ken graduated from the University of Medicine 1, Myanmar in 2006 after which he worked as a hospital medical office, ship medical office and a general practitioner. Dr Ken moved to Australia in 2014. Dr Ken has over 5 years of experience working in Australia including hospital, city and rural general practice. Dr Ken also worked with the silver chain home hospital team.
Dr Ken has a special interest in aged care, chronic disease management, acute medicine and comprehensive care.
Dr Ken is fluent in English, Burmese and also speaks a little bit of Mandarin.
Currently Dr Simpson is not seeing new patients
After completing medical training at the University of Melbourne’s Rural Clinical School and working for 4 years at the Geelong Hospital, Candice moved to Far North Queensland to complete her GP/rural generalist training. She spent 2 years working in Cooktown and completed her GP anaesthetics training at Hervey Bay Hospital.
Candice has a passion for rural medicine and for providing comprehensive care to all her patients. She has a special interest in sports medicine, volunteering as team doctor for South West Phoenix soccer club, as well as being on the Australian and Queensland medical teams for Special Olympics.