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Dr Ken Crichton
Former president of the Australian College of Sports Physicians. He has particular interests in lower limb injuries, dance injuries and sports medicine in children. He was also the Deputy Chief Medical Officer and Head of Athlete Care for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. |
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Dr Seamus Dalton
Dr Seamus Dalton specialises in Rehabilitation Medicine with particular interests in shoulder and back pain. He consults at North Sydney and Olympic Park (Sydney Sports Medicine Centre), Homebush.
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 | Dr Sharron Flahive
Dr Sharron Flahive is a Sports Physician who has been the NSW Waratahs Chief Medical Officer since 1999. She consults in all areas of Sports Medicine but has a particular interest in Rugby and also in developing individually tailored prevention and rehabilitation programmes for injuries in athletes of all ages and levels of sport. |
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 | Dr Louise Tulloh
Dr Louise Tulloh specialises in Sports Medicine with particular interests in recreational athletes and sporting injuries in children. |
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Dr Tom Cross
Consultant Sports Physician specialising in adult and paediatric Sports Medicine problems.. |
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Dr Corey Cunningham
Dr Corey Cunningham specialises in Sports Medicine with special interests in tendinopathy, lower limb injuries, exercise prescription and the management of medical problems such as diabetes, asthma and anaemia in the active population. |
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Associate Professor Les Schreiber
Les Schrieber is an Associate Professor in Medicine at the University of Sydney in the Department of Rheumatology at Royal North Shore Hospital. He has also worked at the North Sydney Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Centre as a consultant rheumatologist for the last 6 years. He has a long standing interest in inflammatory rheumatic disease. Professor Schrieber has a major commitment to medical education, including medical students, general practitioners and Trainees in Rheumatology. |
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Sarah Dacres Mannings
Sarah Dacres-Mannings has had over 18 years experience as an Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD). Initially working in paediatrics before expanding into sports nutrition and corporate health & fitness. Sarah has worked with elite athletes for the past 17 years and consulted to the NSW Institute of Sport since 1991 |
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Peter Edwards
Peter graduated from the British School of Osteopathy in London in 1990, and has spent most of his working life in Sydney. The aim of osteopathy is to use hands-on techniques, such as soft-tissue and joint articulatory movements, to improve the patient's capacity to self-correct their malfunction. This method has proven useful for such diverse conditions as occupational repetitive strains, cervico-brachial syndromes, sciatic pain and headaches.
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David Bick
David is a qualified Sports Physiotherapist who specialises in the management of lower limb tendinopathies. This interest was developed when working with Australian teams in track and field and volleyball in the 1990s. David currently is the physiotherapist to the Wallabies and has held this position since 2001. |
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David Ferguson
David has been operating a small gait laboratory from the North Sydney Sports Medicine Centre since May 2000, specialising in the assessment of lower limb mechanics and orthotic therapy.
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