About Albany Creek Physiotherapy
Our Staff
Robert Thams

Scott Smith

Scott has been a physiotherapist for over 20 years and completed his Post Graduate Masters degree in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy in 2004. He has a particular interest in spinal pain especially relating to sporting injuries.
Scott has worked extensively with local sporting teams including 5 years with the Aspley Hornets and recently 4 years with Moreton Bay United and Albany Creek Excelsior.
He is active within the broader physiotherapy community being on the Australian Physiotherapy Association branch council and the Physiotherapy Business Committee of Queensland.
Scott believes in giving back to the community and was responsible for initiating a generous sponsorship deal with the Moreton Bay United and Ace Football clubs.
He has a keen interest in mountain bike riding and helps out with the local trail care crew at Bunyaville State ForestJulie McCormack

Julie studied at Griffith University gaining a Bachelor of Exercise Science in 2001, and a Masters of Physiotherapy in 2004. Since graduating she has predominantly worked in private practice, but also has experience working in hospitals, with sporting teams, in nursing homes, and in corporate settings.
Julie has completed all four levels of DMA Clinical Pilates. She has a special interest in acute and chronic low back pain, incorporating Clinical Pilates into treatment and rehabilitation.
Away from work, Julie spends her time with family, running around after two active kids, and enjoys jogging.Leisa Whitlock

Leisa is a valued member of the team at Albany Creek Physiotherapy.
Leisa provides a broad range of remedial massage services including deep tissue,sports and relaxation massage.
Appointments available on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturdays.
Jenny Boyce

Jenny is a mother of two and provides a specialist pelvic health physiotherapy service at Albany Creek Physiotherapy Clinic.
She is passionate about helping to make a difference for those living with pelvic floor dysfunction, including bladder and bowel concerns, prolapse, pelvic pain and sexual dysfunction. In addition, she provides antenatal and postnatal pelvic floor and musculoskeletal management, along with pelvic floor rehabilitation before and after gynaecological, colorectal and prostate surgery.
Jenny also enjoys giving health promotion talks to the local community to help raise awareness of healthy bladder, bowel and pelvic health habits and is involved in antenatal education evening classes at the RBWH.
Jenny's professionalism and care ensures her patients receive high quality individual advice and treatment to support their health needs and help them engage in their daily activities, work, hobbies and exercise choices.
Trish Hodges
