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.

Sara graduated from the University of Canberra in 2013 with a Masters Degree in Physiotherapy following a Bachelor of Health and Exercise Science from UNSW in 2009.

Sara is experienced in treating disorders of the ribcage and pelvis.

Sara is particularly interested in managing injuries in children and adolescents, pre and post-natal women and post surgical rehabilitation.

Sara uses her Pilates background for injury prevention and rehabilitation. Sara believes in the holistic management of her patients, achieving positive patient outcomes by combining her manual therapy and exercise rehabilitation skills.

Growing up in regional NSW, Harry developed a passion for physiotherapy through his own experiences with sports injuries. He completed a Bachelor of Health Science in 2020 and a Master of Physiotherapy from the University of Sydney in 2022.

He is an experienced physiotherapist who has worked in private practice across Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs. He collaborates closely with surgeons, sports physicians and local GPs to support people through their recovery.

Harry has a special interest in complex shoulder, knee, ankle, hip, lower back and neck conditions. He treats a wide range of injuries, from acute sport to chronic pain and post-operative rehabilitation. He works with people of all ages and abilities.

His treatment approach is practical and results-focused, combining hands-on therapy, clear education and individualised exercise programs. He tailors each treatment to the person’s goals, lifestyle, and injury history.

Outside the clinic, he enjoys playing touch football, following rugby league, rugby union, cricket, and spending time with family and friends.

Lauren is originally from Leeds in the UK and graduated with First Class Honours degree in Physiotherapy from Manchester Metropolitan University in 2020. Since qualifying, she has worked within the National Health Service (NHS) for nearly five years, gaining extensive experience in neurology, respiratory, and acute medicine before specialising in musculoskeletal (MSK) physiotherapy.

Lauren treats a wide range of MSK conditions, including spinal, upper and lower limb injuries, women’s health, rheumatology, and both pre- and post-operative orthopaedic rehabilitation. She is passionate about helping people return to full function and works with patients of all ages and activity levels.

In addition to her clinical work, Lauren spent two seasons as a physiotherapist for a national UK rugby league team. This role involved providing on-field injury management and designing rehabilitation programmes for elite athletes, further strengthening her skills in both sporting and clinical environments.

Outside of work, Lauren enjoys keeping active—whether that’s in the gym, in the pool, or out on a run. A former U17 and U19 GB and England water polo player, she now focuses on running and completed the Leeds Marathon in 2023.

Alex graduated from the University of New South Wales with a Bachelor of Exercise Physiology in 2015 and completed her Pilates certification in 2016.

Since qualifying, Alex has worked across private practice, gyms, and Pilates studios in Sydney and London, gaining broad experience supporting clients with both rehabilitation and performance-based goals.

Alex works with a wide range of clients — from those building general fitness to individuals managing musculoskeletal and neurological conditions, children and adolescents, and people returning to exercise after injury, pregnancy, or time away from activity.

She is passionate about quality movement, thoughtful technique, and helping clients reconnect with their bodies so exercise feels effective, empowering, and enjoyable. Alex takes a calm, supportive approach to rehab and strength development, focusing on sustainable progress and long-term outcomes.

At PhysioFIX Sydney, Alex works closely with our Physiotherapists to provide structured, evidence-based exercise programs that bridge the gap between hands-on treatment and independent training.