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Initially pursuing undergraduate and master's degrees in sports science, my interest in injury rehabilitation was sparked during my master's program when I underwent my own rehabilitation for a torn ACL. This experience led me to pursue a physiotherapy degree from King's College London immediately after completing my master's degree.

While at King's College London, I gained diverse clinical experience. I worked in an elderly care ward at St Thomas' Hospital, served the community in Southwark, contributed to a neurology ward at St George's, managed patients in a cystic fibrosis ward at Denmark Hill Hospital, and provided musculoskeletal (MSK) services at The Nelson Medical Centre.

Following my studies, I specialized in physiotherapy, starting my career at Synergy Physiotherapy in Woking, where I treated a wide range of sports and non-sports related injuries. I then returned to The Nelson Medical Centre as a Senior Physiotherapist, dealing with more complex injuries and chronic conditions, where pain education was crucial to treatment.

I firmly believe that effective rehabilitation consists of three phases: symptom management to reduce symptoms, addressing underlying issues, and preventing recurrence. I guide patients through all these phases using evidence-based practices.

In my spare time, I enjoy playing sports, particularly rugby, padel tennis, and football. When not engaged in sports, I love taking my dog, Nelly, for walks.

Kelly Smith BSc. (PT)

I am a qualified Physiotherapist who graduated from the University of the Western Cape in Cape Town, South Africa, in 2018. Following graduation, I completed my community service year in 2019 at Settler's Hospital in the Eastern Cape, South Africa. Subsequently, I gained experience through locum work in various private practices and hospitals.

In 2021, I sought new opportunities and moved to the Cayman Islands, where I worked in a Infinity Health private physiotherapy practice until May 2024.

My passion for dancing began in childhood, and I continued to pursue it while in the Cayman Islands. Growing up, I participated in dancing, field hockey, and water polo. My involvement in these sports led me to visit physiotherapists, which ultimately inspired my career choice. This background helps me empathize with my patients and understand their experiences.

I also enjoy Pilates and have completed a course in Stott Pilates Mat. Additionally, I am certified in Functional Dry Needling Level One.

I am passionate about my work and committed to continuous growth and learning. My goal is to help people feel and function at their best.