In this episode we speak with leading clinician:
Oli Williamson
Oli is a Senior Physiotherapist at English Institute of Sport, who is full time seconded to British Triathlon.
Previously he held roles within professional rugby, diving, badminton and athletics.
He also worked in private practice at CHHP (London) and MIHP (Manchester).
He currently operates a specialist triathlon endurance athlete clinic between Leeds and Manchester and is a guest lecturer on the subject of endurance related injury – Bone Stress Injury / Tendinopathy
He is tutor for HDPN having developed a Foot & Ankle course with Andy Walling
In this episode we discuss:
- Being a late starter to your healthcare career
- How travelling, charity/aid work and reflection on what he really wanted out of life helped his choices
- How personal injuries helped him empathise with the injured athlete, along with his interest in performance and the human body
- Why being exposed to a variety of different working environments early in his physio career was INVALUABLE
- His passion for helping and supporting others
- His enjoyment of cross fit
- Key mentors and clinicians who have helped Oli with his professional & personal development (Emma Deakin, Ian Pyper, James Moore, Lee Herrington, Dr James Brown & Dr John Rogers)
- His main clinical focus area of the Foot & Ankle and some superb content (webinars & courses) that are coming VERY SOON
- THREE key pieces of advice for up and coming therapists
- The huge importance of clear communication & messaging
Email: info@hd-pn.com
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