At Yates Physiotherapy, our dedicated team of physiotherapists and allied health professionals are passionate about helping you move and feel your best. With a wealth of experience and a client-centered approach, we tailor treatments to your unique needs—whether it’s injury recovery, pain management, or performance enhancement.
We’re always looking for enthusiastic and skilled Physiotherapists and Exercise Physiologists to join our growing team. If you’re passionate about making a difference and want to be part of a supportive, dynamic environment, visit our Careers Page to learn more about current opportunities.
Bradley founded Yates Physiotherapy in 2017 with a vision to deliver elite-level care to everyday people. With over a decade of clinical experience and a background working with professional rugby league teams, Bradley brings expert knowledge and a genuine passion for helping people move better and live well. He enjoys motivating others to live their best life and finding the most effective solutions to help them achieve their goals.
Outside of work, Brad is a busy dad of three who trains regularly at the gym and enjoys playing social sports with mates. He grew up in Renmark and loves heading back to visit family and cruising along the Murray River. Growing up in the country shaped his strong values, including the importance of work–life balance, team culture, and supporting local businesses—values he proudly instils within the Yates Physiotherapy team.
Jacob is a physiotherapist who helps people understand their pain and get back to doing what matters to them.
He specialises in chronic and persistent pain, low back pain, jaw pain (TMD), and headaches, conditions he manages through an active, whole-person approach. Jacob works collaboratively to help people build confidence and the strategies they need to return to their preferred way of moving and exercising.
Jacob also offers telehealth consultations, making his care accessible to people who prefer to connect remotely or live outside the Adelaide area. His online sessions provide the same evidence-based, active approach as in-person appointments, empowering you to take charge of your recovery from the comfort of your own space.
With an extensive history in sports and resistance training, Jacob understands the profound value that exercise and movement hold for physical and mental health. He knows firsthand how frustrating and disheartening it can be when pain or injury gets in the way of doing the things you love. This lived experience shapes his approach: he creates a supportive, collaborative environment where you are seen as more than an injury, and where treatment is tailored to your goals, lifestyle, and values.
Outside the clinic, you will usually find Jacob at the gym, at the beach, or cooking up a storm in the kitchen—living the same active, balanced lifestyle he encourages in his patients.
Jacob's "why" is simple: to support people to move and exercise with confidence and give them the best opportunity to live their best life.
Originally from Tasmania, Ryan is a dedicated Physiotherapist who enjoys working with patients of all ages and backgrounds. Whether you are managing a recent sports injury, a workplace strain, or a long-term condition, Ryan’s goal is to help you return to the activities you love.
He brings a wealth of experience in specialist arthritis management, utilizing evidence-based techniques to reduce pain and improve joint function for both young and older adults. Ryan also provides expert pre- and post-operative rehabilitation, bridging the gap between surgery and a full return to daily life.
By combining a balanced approach of hands-on manual therapy and targeted strength-building, Ryan ensures your recovery is both effective and sustainable. Whether your goal is returning to high-level sport, gardening, or simply moving through your day without pain, Ryan is committed to supporting you every step of the way.
Outside of work, Ryan enjoys pretending he’s still athletic in social sport, overcommitting to DIY projects, posting the occasional midlife-crisis gym photo, and sampling enough coffee to concern his cardiologist.
Jack is a physiotherapist who combines his love of sport, biomechanics, and helping people move better.
Having experienced his own share of injuries — including an ACL injury sustained while playing football — Jack understands how frustrating time away from sport, work, or everyday life can be, and how important the right rehab approach is for a confident return.
Jack takes a performance-focused and hands-on approach to rehabilitation, combining manual therapy with evidence-based exercise and strength & conditioning principles. His treatment style is practical, goal-driven, and tailored to each individual — whether that’s returning to sport, building strength after injury, or simply moving without pain.
Jack has a strong interest in ACL rehabilitation, drawing on both clinical expertise and personal experience to guide progressive loading, movement quality, and return-to-sport decision-making.
When he’s not in the clinic, you’ll find Jack checking his AFL Fantasy team, playing footy for the Coorong Cats during winter, attempting to swing a golf club in summer, or staying active — always followed by a coffee and a chat.
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Jackson is a motivated Physiotherapist with a strong interest in sports and strength-focused rehabilitation. He enjoys working with everyone from everyday people wanting to move better and stay active, through to competitive athletes chasing performance goals. Whether your goal is walking comfortably around the block or lining up for an Ironman, his focus is helping you return to what matters most.
His clinical interests include lower limb injuries, specialist arthritis management, vestibular physiotherapy, and post-operative rehabilitation. He also provides shockwave therapy for persistent tendon and soft tissue conditions, combining it with progressive, evidence-based strength programs to build long-term resilience, not just short-term relief.
Jackson’s approach blends hands-on therapy, clear education, and structured loading plans so you understand exactly what’s happening and feel confident in the process.
Outside the clinic, you’ll usually find him at the gym, relaxing at the beach, or planning his next trip. He’s recently taken up reading as a hobby (apparently physios can sit still) and can usually be convinced to tell a travel tale, typically centred around bold culinary experiments, or an unexpected plot twist along the way.
Since joining Yates Physiotherapy as a Sports Trainer in 2020—and proudly stepping into the role of Physiotherapist in 2025—Tom has developed a focused approach to injury management, recovery, and prevention.
He brings a wealth of experience working with local football clubs Kenilworth and Gaelic, and has a particular interest in sporting injuries, with valuable expertise in lower-limb rehabilitation. Tom combines hands-on treatment with tailored exercise prescription to achieve the best possible outcomes for his clients.
Outside the clinic, Tom enjoys spending time at the gym, heading out for a run, or unwinding with a good book at home. Just don’t get him started on football—you might find your appointment running a little late once he gets talking!
Davina is a dedicated Occupational Therapist with over 13 years of experience supporting older adults within a community setting and in residential aged care.
With a strong client centred approach, she works collaboratively with individuals and their loved ones to develop personalised intervention plans and practical strategies to promote safe and independent living. Davina is committed to helping people live well, maintain independence and dignity and continue doing the activities they value most every day.
Outside of work, Davina enjoys a busy family life with her three girls and values time spent with family and friends. She enjoys attending concerts, good food and travel and loves staying active through tennis and running (though enthusiasm outweighs talent).
Ains joined the team in 2026 with a strong scientific background and a genuine passion for health and helping others. She holds a Bachelor of Advanced Science in Microbiology, which shaped her analytical mindset, attention to detail, and appreciation for evidence-based practice. While her degree focused on the microscopic world, she has always been drawn to the human side of healthcare and the positive impact allied health can have on everyday life.
As part of the administrative team, Ains enjoys being the friendly face at the front desk and supporting the clinicians behind the scenes. She takes pride in keeping the clinic organised, ensuring appointments run smoothly, and creating a welcoming environment where patients feel comfortable and cared for from the moment they walk through the door.
Outside of work, Ains values an active, balanced lifestyle. You will often find her on a beach walk, exploring off-road tracks, or discovering new corners of Australia. She believes that health is about movement, curiosity, and enjoying the journey of life.
Ira joined the team in 2023, bringing energy, warmth, and a strong work ethic. She is highly organised, takes pride in supporting her colleagues, and is committed to fostering a positive and enjoyable team environment.
Passionate about health, sport, and helping others, she has worked as a personal trainer and graduated with a Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science in 2023. She is excited to commence a Master of Physiotherapy in 2026, with the goal of joining the physio team upon completion.
Born in the Philippines and raised in Australia, Ira is fluent in Tagalog. Outside of work, she enjoys staying active through running, embracing a healthy lifestyle, and spending time outdoors. She loves travelling and is always eager to explore new destinations. An avid animal lover, she also enjoys walking and caring for her family’s dogs.
Danielle has been part of Yates Physiotherapy since day one, managing operations and marketing behind the scenes. A qualified nurse and healthcare professional, she enjoys helping build a business that genuinely improves people’s lives.
Amy is the Senior Administrator & Accounts Officer at Yates Physiotherapy, bringing over fifteen years of experience in allied health/medical administration and office management. Since joining the team in May 2022, she has been instrumental in supporting the clinic’s day-to-day success.
Working remotely from home, she manages all finance-related responsibilities alongside key administrative processes, ensuring seamless behind-the-scenes operations. Her exceptional organisational skills, strong attention to detail, and proactive approach make her an invaluable member of the Yates Physiotherapy team.
Outside of work, Amy enjoys the tranquillity of the Adelaide Hills, where she lives with her husband and their three beloved cats. A keen Formula 1 enthusiast, she also loves bushwalking and unwinding with a good novel.
