Providing highest quality Physiotherapy and Occupational Rehabilitation services since 2000.
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Meet the team
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David established AXIS Physiotherapy in 2001 and serves as the Director of AXIS Rehabilitation. David graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 1993, a post-graduate Masters of Manipulative Physiotherapy in 1999 from the University of Queensland and became a Fellow of the Australian College of Physiotherapy as a Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist in 2007.
David has overseen the establishment of numerous onsite clinics and the growth of AXIS into a dynamic, trusted and Australia-wide company.
David BrentnallRosemary graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy and post-graduate Masters in Manipulative Physiotherapy from the University of Queensland, and a Graduate Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety from Queensland University of Technology. She has also been awarded the title of APA Occupational Health Physiotherapist. Rosemary has also taken a role as guest lecturer at the University of Queensland and is a member of the QLD Branch of the Occupational Health Physiotherapy Association and has been involved with the association at both a state and national level.
Rosemary GrantMatt joined the leadership team in 2010 and oversees our functional rehabilitation and chronic pain management programs. Matt lectures at the Griffith University Gold Coast in the area of chronic pain management and rehabilitation. He also tutors University of Sydney master’s degree in pain management. He has been involved as chair of the Queensland Branch of the Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Association and has been involved in establishing the Australian Physiotherapy Association Pain Network.
Matthew Forster