Rivervale Clinic

Ange graduated from Monash University, Melbourne, with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2010. Initially, Ange worked throughout various areas in the public health system before commencing work in private practice. This has provided multiple opportunities to gain experience managing a wide range of musculoskeletal injuries, as well as develop sound diagnostic and rehabilitative skills. Ange moved to Perth in early 2017 and commenced working with Biosymm shortly after, working as an on-site physiotherapist, providing injury management, risk assessment, and preventative input to Greater Hope Downs – Rio Tinto. In her spare time, Ange enjoys outdoor activities with her biggest personal achievement summiting Mount Kilimanjaro in East Africa. Ange has enjoyed meeting the challenge of various other treks and summits around the world, with plenty more on the list!

Christine joined Biosymm in August 2011 as a junior Receptionist, she now works as an Administration Assistant working closely with the Practice Manager and the company Directors.

Christine has completed a Certificate IV in Business Administration, a Certificate IV in Project Management, is currently completing her cert 3/4 in fitness and with success as a qualified personal training hopes to commence her diploma of remedial massage at the end of 2017.

When Christine isn’t studying or planning her next holiday adventure – she can be found at the Rivervale clinic where she’s happy to help you with any appointments or general enquiries!

India graduated from Curtin University in 2014 with a Bachelor in Physiotherapy. She worked in private practice for 3 years prior to joining Biosymm, where she now provides Occupational Physiotherapy services at the Roy Hill mine site. India has a strong focus on injury prevention. She uses her training in Pilates to empower her patients to move well in order to treat and prevent further musculoskeletal injuries. India has a passion for health and fitness, and in her spare time enjoys running, rock climbing and anything physical.

Greg Borman joined Biosymm in 2006. Graduating from Curtin University in 2000, Greg worked in private practice for four years, before heading to the UK. In London Greg developed an interest in occupational health and safety, working with both the Bank of England and BP. Upon returning to Perth in 2006, Greg begun working with Kieran Bell and became an equal partner in 2008. Greg manages the administrative folio of the business and is responsible for business improvement and systems development. Greg also shares responsibility for management of corporate clients with Janelle and other senior staff. Greg is the recent past national chair of the Occupational Health chapter of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) and a member of the Human Factors and Ergonomic Society of Australia (HFESA).