Steven Purcell

On graduating from Curtin University of Technology in Western Australia in 1993 Steve worked in hospital in private practice settings in rural Western Australia. He completed a Master of Physiotherapy in Manipulative Physiotherapy in 2000 at the University of Queensland.

Steve commenced practice in Enoggera in 2002 dividing his time between the clinic and various teaching commitments. He has lectured and tutored at an undergraduate and postgraduate level at the University of Queensland and Griffith University. He also provides further education to physiotherapists through the Australian Physiotherapy Association. He has participated in numerous research trials as a treating clinician for the University of Queensland.

Steve provides formal case reviews for insurance companies and has previously been the external physiotherapy advisor to WorkCover Queensland. In 2007, Steve gained the title Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist which recognises his clinical ability and ongoing contribution to the profession. In 2010, Steve was appointed to the panel of physiotherapists for the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal.

Steve is married to Margie and is the proud father of Sam, Matthew and Ben. His wife is very tolerant and understanding and for this he is most grateful.

The title Specialist Physiotherapist represents the highest level of expertise attainable within the profession. The title represents not only a high level of clinical skill but also a demonstrated, strong commitment to the profession and the development of those practicing within it.

A Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist is recognised by their peers as being an expert within their field.