Senior Physiotherapist - Mark Georgy

Mark is an experienced Senior Physiotherapist operating across the full spectrum of physical health conditions. He has worked extensively with all musculoskeletal issues throughout the years from all ages and walks of life.
Mark’s combined experienced in aged care and private physiotherapy practice enables him to effectively treat issues from the muscular to the neurological.
Mark prides himself on his problem solving capacity to aid patients to best achieve their desired health outcomes and goals. He has a depth of knowledge and experience with physical rehabilitation for all injuries, dry needling, postural and eurgonomic education as providing simple and lasting solutions to treat stubborn conditions.
With a high investigative capacity and extensive years in the field, Mark enjoys helping people help themselves back to pain free movement and increased levels of mobility.
Physiotherapist - Amanda Yap

Amanda joined the team after graduating from La Trobe University with a Bachelor of Health Science and Master of Physiotherapy. Having spent time working with some of the best orthopaedic surgeons around Melbourne, she has experience treating a variety of post-operative rehabilitation and sports injuries. Her special interest is in Women’s Health Physiotherapy, where she has treated many clients, during their pregnancy and after birth as well.
During her training, she worked as a sports trainer for the local football team and completed her qualification in Clinical Pilates. She has also volunteered at various sporting events around the state. While at University, she completed some research on Pre-Pointe assessment for young ballet dancers. Having done more than 10 years of dancing and her fair share of injuries, she appreciates how pain and injuries can stop us from doing what we love.
Her experience has allowed her to engage with people of all walks of life, ages and skill levels. She has also done further qualification in dry needling and kinesiology Taping, in addition to treating TMJ issues. Amanda is a firm believer that a holistic approach of exercise rehabilitation, education and empowerment plus manual therapy results in a better health outcome.
Amanda is also trilingual, speaking both English, Mandarine and Cantonese.
Physiotherapist / Accredited Exercise Physiologist / Vestibular Physio - Jack Qin

Jack completed his Doctor of Physiotherapy at Bond University and Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology at the University of Queensland. Not only has he been practicing as an ESSA accredited Exercise Physiologist since 2017, but he also has extensive experience in instructing Clinical Pilates and prescribing home/gym-based exercise programs individually.
Jack is a well-rounded practitioner who likes combining hands-on treatment, such as Dry Needling, Electrotherapy and Shockwave Therapy, with an active model of care, so his patients can transform into their pain-alleviating movements and life soon. Last but not the least, Jack has been devoting a plethora of private research and postgraduate study to treating vestibular aliments, so helping patients to overcome dizziness, as he believes, is an incredibly rewarding niche area that he wants to be specialised in the future.
His interests in physiotherapy include:
- Vestibular conditions (esp. BPPV and Cervicogenic Dizziness)
- Back Pain (incl. bulging disc, acute strain and chronic LBP)
- Elbow Pain (esp. Tennis Elbow)
- Shoulder Pain (esp. Frozen Shoulder and post-op rehabilitation)
- Plantar Heel Pain (esp. Achilles Tendinopathy and Plantar Fasciitis)
- Combat sports injuries (esp. Boxing, Judo and MMA)
- Geriatric conditions (GLA:D accredited physiotherapist)
- Chronic diseases (esp. Diabetes and Cardiorespiratory rehab)
When he is not at the clinic, Jack enjoys the moment with his love dogs “Snoopy & Max”, taking them for adventurous expeditions along the beach or in the forests. Jack is always passionate about his Judo training, with an ultimate goal of achieving a “Black Belt” in the future.
Physiotherapist - Michaela Walsh

Michaela has both a Bachelor of Sports and Exercise Science and a Master of Physiotherapy Practice which gives her a unique inghts into a variety of injuries, from sports related injuries to musculoskeletal and occupational injuries. Michaela has experience treating a wide variety of conditions including paediatric conditions, sports injuries, low back pain, TMJ dysfunction and headaches.
Michaela believes in using a holistic approach when treating her clients. She is focused on tailoring each treatment plan to the individial client by using a combination of hands-on therapy and exercise to help clients through their recovery and achieve optimal results.
Michaela also has special interest in paediatrics, osteoarthritis, hydrotherapy and sports injuries. Michaela has a Level 1A Paediatrics APA accreditation.
In her spare time she enjoys going to the beach, swimming and travelling.
Physiotherapist - Robert Hock

Rob is a compassionate and dedicated physiotherapist with a passion for helping people recover from injury and improve their quality of life through movement and exercise. Believing that “movement is the best medicine,” Rob uses a combination of hands-on techniques and tailored exercises to help patients relieve pain, rebuild strength, and return to the activities they love.
He works with people of all ages who are passionate about staying active throughout their lives, empowering them with the tools to maintain their mobility and strength long-term.
When he’s not in the clinic, Rob enjoys strength training, exploring ways to stay active with his family, and experimenting with nutritious recipes. He also loves photography and music, bringing creativity and balance into his personal life. With a warm and personalised approach, Rob strives to help every patient achieve their goals and feel confident in their movement.
Physiotherapist - Casey Trevenna

Casey is an experienced physiotherapist who completed a Bachelor of Science at the University of Melbourne, before going on to do her Masters of Physiotherapy Practice at LaTrobe University.
She has experience helping people from all walks of life meet their goals, whether it be walking to the kitchen and back or completing a full marathon.While Casey enjoys assisting with a wide variety of conditions, she has completed extra training through the APA in Women’s and Pelvic Health.
As a mother herself, Casey has first hand experience in pregnancy, birth, and pelvic floor concerns.Casey has completed additional training and has years of experience as a clinical pilates instructor. She prides herself on combining this with more traditional strength and conditioning concepts to tailor the right program for the whole person, in addition to hands on therapy (including dry needling), when needed.
Outside of the clinic, Casey enjoys baking, running, and spending time with her young son.
About Us
Rosanna Physio Centre was established in 1989, the Practice is within walking distance (200m) from Rosanna train station and many other local amenities (restaurants, cafes). There is a 120 space car park directly opposite the clinic, street parking and one disabled car parking spot on the practice grounds with ramp access into the practice.
Book in now to see one of our Physiotherapists, please call us on (03) 9457 2336 or book online.
Why choose the Rosanna Physio?
- We are preferred providers for BUPA and HCF meaning you get more back
- We accept EPC referrals
- We accept Concession Card discounts
- We are approved by the following organisations:
- Transport Authority Commission
- Veteran Affairs
- WorkCover
Our Rosanna Physio supports our local community and has sponsored:
- Rosanna Bowling Club
- Viewbank College School Productions
- Rosanna Cricket Club
- Rosanna Football Club
- Rosanna Little Athletics