Sam Bartlett (B.ExSc, M.Phty )
Sam Bartlett opened PhysioFIX Sydney in Rose Bay in 2018.
Sam graduated from the University of Sydney in 2011 with a Masters Degree in Physiotherapy and a Bachelor Degree in Exercise and Sports Science.
Sam was born in the Eastern suburbs and attended Marcellin College. Sam is a keen sportsman and ex-Rugby Union player for Randwick.
He first developed a love for the physiotherapy profession after receiving treatment for countless sporting injuries over the years. Having been involved in sport for a long time Sam understands the value of good treatment and rehabilitation.
Sam has worked with countless teams and athletes throughout his career. He has recently taken up the sport of Triathlon and with that has found a new found interest in treating swimming, cycling and running injuries.
Coming from an exercise physiology background, Sam is dedicated to develop a rehabilitation approach for his patients with an emphasis on further injury prevention.
Sam’s aim is to provide quality treatment, which will reduce your pain, improve your function, and return you to normal life as quickly as possible.
Sam's Continuing Education
- Mastering lower limb tendinopathy with Dr Peter Mallioras
- Hip Differential Diagnosis and Prescriptive Exercise – Trish Wisbey Roth
- 3D Assessment and treatment of the Pelvic Complex and Lumber Spine (Part A), Trish Wisbey Roth
- KT1-2 Kinesiology Taping Course
- Treatment of Lumber spine and Pelvis – Level 1, Advanced Manual Therapy Associates, Dr Barbara Hungerford
- Watson Headache Institute Level 1 Foundations for assessment and treatment of cervicogenic headache and migraine.
- Watson Headache Institute Level 2 Consolidation of assessment and treatment of cervicogenic headache and migraine.
- Australian Physiotherapy Association Sports Level 1
- Australian Physiotherapy Association Sports Level 2
- Australian Physiotherapy Association The Sporting Elbow, Wrist and Hand
- Lyn Watson Level 1 Shoulder Physiotherapy
- APA Level 1 Musculoskeletal and Segmental Dry Needling
- Optimising Biomechanics & Rehabilitation in Cycling – Trish Wisbey Roth