Meet the Team Behind Gait Way Podiatry

14 hours ago
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Our Team Is Expanding!

When you visit Gait Way Podiatry, you're not just seeing a podiatrist; you're being supported by a dedicated team committed to helping you move comfortably and confidently.

Gait Way Podiatry has evolved from a small clinic to meet the needs of our patients and the community. The team take pride in being able to see a patient and make a diagnosis.

Jacqueline – Principal Podiatrist

Leading our team with extensive experience and a passion for delivering exceptional foot and lower limb care.

"29 years of feet and still loving it. When you can say that you enjoy waking up in the morning and going to work, you know it is a passion and not a job. I qualified in South Africa in 1989, immigrating to Australia in 2004."

Baccalaureate of Podiatry 1988
Diploma of Microbiology
Diploma in Cosmetic Science
Certificate in Pre-Pointe Ballet Assessments and Dance Injuries

Evie – Senior Podiatrist

Evie is skilled in all areas of podiatry, including musculoskeletal conditions, Paediatric foot concerns, general footcare, nailcare, diabetic assessments and education. She has recently completed her qualification to conduct Ballet Pointe Assessments, helping young dancers safely transition to pointe work. Evie also has a high level of experience in managing ingrown toenails, plantar warts and fungal nail infections, as well as;

Orthotic Therapy
Shockwave Therapy
Dry Needling and Mobilisation techniques.
Certificate in Pre-Pointe Ballet Assessments and Dance Injuries

Josh – Podiatrist

Josh focuses on diagnosing and treating foot pain and injuries, helping patients return to the activities they love. His podiatry journey has been shaped by seven years at Rebel Sport as a sales consultant, specialising in footwear and shoe fittings, and now focuses on;

Foot care and biomechanics
Nail & Callus care
Treating Foot Pain & Injuries

Wes – Podiatrist

Wes has a strong interest in rehabilitation and exercise-based treatment, with a focus on helping patients recover from injury, improve foot function, stay active, and reduce the risk of falls.