Tom Walker

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Physiotherapy

Associations

• Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA)

Introduction

Tom’s lifelong passion for sport and understanding how the body works inspired him to become a physiotherapist.

Having experienced rehabilitation from several sporting injuries himself, Tom understands the challenges patients face throughout recovery. This personal insight helps him build strong rapport with his clients and deliver tailored rehabilitation programs that are effective, engaging, and focused on achieving the best possible outcomes.

Growing up locally, Tom has developed strong connections within the community and sporting clubs. He spent two years as Head Sports Trainer at Canning City Football Club and currently works part-time as the Futures Physiotherapist for East Fremantle Football Club, where he continues to expand his experience managing sporting injuries in a high-performance environment.

Tom has a particular interest in sporting and running-related injuries, post-operative orthopaedic rehabilitation, and lower limb injury management. He has completed over 500 hours of Pilates training, is qualified in dry needling, and has undertaken further professional development in knee and advanced lower limb rehabilitation.

Known for his strong clinical skills, approachable nature, and dedication to patient care, Tom takes pride in helping people achieve their goals, whether that’s returning to sport, recovering from surgery, or getting back to the activities they enjoy most. He is committed to ongoing professional development and is working towards further advancing his expertise in sports physiotherapy.

Personal interests

• Sports, in particular cricket, AFL and soccer
• Music (mainly Jazz) due to 11+ years of playing the Saxophone

Courses

• Lifecare Pilates Training (500 hours)
• Dry needling
• The Acute Sporting Knee by Jane Rooney
• Enda King: Advanced Lower Limb Rehab
• Andrew Wallis: Sporting Hip + Groin