Bachelor of Physiotherapy
Located in Karratha and Roebourne
Lynette joined the Pilbara Therapy Team in mid-2024 having moved straight to Karratha from England. She graduated from Salford University (England) and brings over 15 years of clinical experience with her.
Lynette’s main background is in neurology, specifically stroke rehabilitation from acute to long term. She also has experience working in hospital and community settings across different domains which include occupational health, elderly rehabilitation, telephone triage and condition management.
Lynette’s caseload currently focuses on prevention and management of chronic conditions through the ICDC program, supporting those living with disabilities through the NDIS scheme, worker’s compensation, neurology and some musculoskeletal work.
Lynette has an interest in cancer rehabilitation and is currently undertaking the internationally renowned PINC & STEEL (PINC) Cancer Rehabilitation course which she is set to complete in November 2024. Lynette also has an interest in pelvic health physiotherapy and aims to upskill in this area soon. She is passionate about facilitating more access to physiotherapy specialties across the Pilbara hence her interest in upskilling to increase the number of specialised physiotherapy services in this area.
Lynette enjoys meeting and working with different people from different cultures and backgrounds and finding commonalities and is excited about working in the Pilbara, particularly Karratha which is a melting pot of people from different walks of life.