Julienne Locke
Julienne is the current National Disability Chair for the Australian Physiotherapy Association. Having graduated from Sydney University in 2001 she provides a wealth of knowledge to both the team and the clients we support.
Julienne has worked extensively in the Healthcare system in NSW, providing Advanced Practice Physiotherapy services in the Emergency Department. Having been one of the first three Physiotherapists to work in NSW Emergency Departments. She has worked extensively in trauma, aged care and orthopaedics, in both acute and community settings.
Julienne and her husband Peter identified a need to provide Physiotherapy services to people in their natural environment and as such Rehab Health and Fitness Australia was developed. For the last 12 years, they have provided supports to thousands of people across Sydney metropolitan area and continue to invest in and develop their teams and services.
Julienne is a busy mum to 3 children and enjoys swimming, cycling and is a self-confessed NDIS Policy nerd, enjoying a bit too much reading too many documents about the NDIS.
Julienne has worked extensively in the Healthcare system in NSW, providing Advanced Practice Physiotherapy services in the Emergency Department. Having been one of the first three Physiotherapists to work in NSW Emergency Departments. She has worked extensively in trauma, aged care and orthopaedics, in both acute and community settings.
Julienne and her husband Peter identified a need to provide Physiotherapy services to people in their natural environment and as such Rehab Health and Fitness Australia was developed. For the last 12 years, they have provided supports to thousands of people across Sydney metropolitan area and continue to invest in and develop their teams and services.
Julienne is a busy mum to 3 children and enjoys swimming, cycling and is a self-confessed NDIS Policy nerd, enjoying a bit too much reading too many documents about the NDIS.