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Louise has been practicing sport and exercise medicine for over 20 years. She values a holistic approach to patient care, understanding that people are complex and that each individual brings their own unique set of circumstances to each problem. Louise, tailors management plans in a bespoke fashion- for the elite, the recreational, the worker and the inactive.

Dr Samantha Pomroy is a Sport & Exercise Medicine registrar, currently completing her training with the Australasian College Of Sport & Exercise Physicians. Sam treats patients of all ages and activity levels. She has a keen interest in adolescent medicine and enjoys being a part of the development of junior athletes of all levels.

Dr Sophie Armstrong qualified with a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MB ChB) from Cardiff University, UK in 2006. Subsequently over the next four years worked in General Medicine, Orthopaedics, and Emergency Medicine in both the UK & Australia. She completed a Masters Degree in Sport and Exercise Medicine from Bath University, UK in 2013.

Dr James Lawrence is a Sport and Exercise Medicine Physician, having completed his specialist training with the Australasian College of Sports Physicians. He was recipient of the College Medal for high achievement in the Fellowship examinations in 2014. He has expertise in the management of acute and chronic musculoskeletal injuries, including tendon, muscle and joint injuries, as well as medical problems as they apply to sport, exercise and altitude. He sees dancers of all ages and ability. Regular involvement in youth and development squads across multiple sports, as well as provision of sports medicine cover to Shore School, have led to an interest and expertise in child and adolescent injuries. Informing patients about the nature of their problem, combined decision making and good communication with other members of the treating medical team are the cornerstones of James’ practice.

Seamus Dalton is qualified as both a Rehabilitation Physician and a Sports Physician. He also spent a year as a Rheumatology Research fellow in Cambridge where he developed his clinical and research interest in the shoulder.