Sammy Margo qualified as Chartered Physiotherapist in 1988. During her career, she has spent time working in the NHS, as well as in the professional sporting arena, becoming England’s first female physiotherapist to work in professional football at Barnet Football Club.

After finishing a Master's in Physiotherapy, she then worked in France, the USA, and Japan with professional athletes, including judo, skiing, athletics, and basketball.

She returned to the UK 30 years ago to establish her Physiotherapy, Rehabilitation, Pilates and Sleep Practice in North and North-West and Central London, where a ‘family’ of 25 physiotherapists are now based.

Her main clinical interest area is Senior Care. Having seen her patients move from middle age to their 90s, Sammy has 3 generations of experience and loves complex cases from rehabilitation all the way up to optimization.

Sammy developed an interest in sleep and recognizes its impact on everything, including performance and healing times. She wrote The Good Sleep Guide and The Good Sleep Guide for Kids, both of which are packed with practical tips on how to get a good night’s sleep. She is currently writing a book on Sleep and Rehabilitaion.

Sammy is actively involved in the media, has been a spokesperson for the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy and a Sleep Expert, and frequently appears on radio and television and provides comments for national magazines and newspapers on all matter of health, fitness, wellness and beauty related.

In her spare time, Sammy loves to spend time with her son and family, and trains daily in the gym, reads, writes and goes to art galleries, museums and talks

Eytan is a highly skilled physiotherapist with experience in all three main areas of physiotherapy (musculoskeletal, neurology and cardiovascular-respiratory). He loves working in the community, helping a wide range of patients, such as those with strokes, Parkinson’s, mobility issues, and post-surgery.

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Eytan has previous experience in the NHS, private practice, and elite sports. He worked at SMARTPHYSIO as a Senior Physiotherapist before becoming our Physiotherapy Manager. More recently, Eytan was part of team GB as a physiotherapist in the Maccabiah Games.

Eytan treats patients evidence-informedly and believes in a holistic, patient-centred approach to care. He is a strong advocate of continued learning, collaboration, and teaching others. He has completed a master’s in Advanced Physiotherapy, in which he achieved a Distinction (First) Class Award.

Eytan has further postgraduate qualifications in chronic pain, managing long-term conditions, western medical acupuncture, and running injuries.

Eytan is an active person who practices what he preaches. He enjoys running, hiking, football, camping and socialising. He is currently training for a marathon.

Eytan is available for both home visits and clinic consultations.

Aditi is a HCPC registered physiotherapist from India. Following her love for the profession, she has completed her Bachelors in Physiotherapy (BPTh) as well as her Masters in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy (MPT) from
Maharashtra, India.
 

She has a total of 6+ years of professional experience and has worked in various settings such as private hospitals, community setting and sports clinics. She takes special interest in teaching and was working as an
Assistant Professor in India before moving to London.

Aditi is currently leading the Continuous Professional Development (CPD) Programme at the practice. She believes in evidence-based practice and keeps herself updated with the latest developments in research. She
is qualified in taping techniques and has good manual therapy skills. She treats patients across multiple areas such as:

• Pre and post operative cases;

• Traumatic and non-traumatic musculoskeletal patients including spinal injury cases;

• Sports related injuries;

• Neurological conditions like Parkinson’s, Stroke and traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries; and

• Respiratory and cardiac cases.

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During her free time, she enjoys travelling and exploring new places. She likes to keep herself physically fit and active by working out regularly and going on hikes.

Harsha holds an MSc in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy from University College London (UCL) and completed her undergraduate training at the Maharashtra University of Health Sciences in India. She is skilled in advanced treatment techniques, including acupuncture, K-taping, soft tissue release, and cupping therapy, and is also certified in Shockwave Therapy—an emerging treatment for chronic tendinopathies such as plantar fasciitis, bursitis, tennis elbow, and rotator cuff tendon issues.

Prior to moving to the UK, Harsha worked as a rotational physiotherapist across various departments, including musculoskeletal, neurological rehabilitation, cardio-respiratory physiotherapy, and medical and surgical inpatient care. In the UK, she further honed her expertise by managing post-operative rehabilitation for joint replacement and surgical cases at a renowned private hospital in North-West London.

Harsha is passionate about providing patient-centered care, emphasizing empathy and collaboration to develop the most effective treatment strategies. She prioritizes educating her patients, helping them understand the importance of movement in rehabilitation and fostering long-term recovery.

Outside of work, Harsha enjoys reading, painting, and spending time in nature with a relaxing walk in the park.

Jai Gidwani is a Chartered Physiotherapist, registered with both the HCPC and the CSP. He earned his Bachelor's in Physiotherapy from Mumbai, India, and later completed his Masters in Sports Medicine at University College London. 

With extensive experience in Physiotherapy practice in India, Jai has undergone hospital rotations in various outpatient and inpatient department setups. Additionally, he has worked at a musculoskeletal and sports rehabilitation clinic in India, implementing an Australian method of assessment and treatment protocol.

Jai brings a wealth of knowledge and experience from India to our clinic. He holds certifications in cupping, the use of instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization tools, myofascial release, dry needling, and the cyriax methods of treatment. As a sports enthusiast himself, he particularly enjoys addressing sports injuries and musculoskeletal rehabilitation, with a focus on knees, back, shoulders, and ankles. Jai also has a vast experience in successfully helping the geriatric population with common and complex conditions to attain a better quality of life. He is adept at handling a diverse range of conditions, and never backs down from treating challenging conditions. 

Beyond his professional life, Jai has a passion for global travel, participating in various sports, and maintaining an active lifestyle. Known for his calm demeanor, he approaches every situation with composure, avoiding panic or stress, whether it's related to work or other aspects of life.

Joy is a Philippine-trained physiotherapist who has experience working in both hospital and community settings in the Philippines.

She also gained substantial experience and knowledge while working in the NHS before joining private practice.

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Joy specialises in the treatment of various medical conditions, including neurological conditions like Strokes and Parkinson’s; Orthopaedic conditions like post Total Hip or Knee Replacement and Rehabilitation post Fracture; General Adult Rehabilitation; and Dementia Rehab management.

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She has also a special interest in Vestibular Rehabilitation and is a member of the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists Interested in Vestibular Rehabilitation (ACPIVR). Additionally, she is a registered member of HCPC and CSP.

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Joy has also trained in Dry Needling and uses this alongside manual therapy and electrotherapy in her treatments when necessary.

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Joy is a passionate, confident and motivated physiotherapist.

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She spends her spare time baking, cooking, going on nature walks and travelling with her family.

Janine is a South African trained physiotherapist who qualified in 2003 from the University of Durban-Westville. She worked in hospitals and clinics treating paediatrics and adults for musculoskeletal, vascular and neurological conditions before moving to England in 2006. In England, she worked in occupational therapy roles in different parts of the country before joining SMARTPHYSIO.   

Janine is a highly motivated, confident and competent physiotherapist with extensive experience (16 years) in musculoskeletal Physiotherapy. She possesses excellent communication and client facing skills which enables her to brilliantly assess her patient’s needs, diagnose and devise a suitable treatment plan. Her approach is mainly “hands-on” and includes soft tissue/joint mobilisation, spinal manipulation, as well as hot and cold therapy.

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Janine loves living life to the full - whether she's in church, martial arts, belly dancing or singing.  She believes the body requires to be treated holistically - mind, body and soul all need to be in perfect harmony. 

Kitty is a chartered physiotherapist, originally from Germany. Her journey in healthcare began with her bachelor's degree in the Netherlands, with a specialisation in midwifery. Kitty has worked in respiratory rehabilitation in Switzerland and a musculoskeletal (MSK) physiotherapy practice in the Austrian Alps. Additionally, she spent time working in a hospital in Tanzania, Africa which allowed her to expand her skills in another country.

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She is interested in sports injury prevention and rehabilitation, women's health physiotherapy, and preparing individuals for the ski season. Additionally, Kitty is passionate about treating neurological and cardiorespiratory conditions.

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Outside of her professional endeavors, Kitty enjoys staying active in her free time. You might find her cycling through London or hitting the gym for a workout, or carving through the mountains on her skis during ski season. Her personal commitment to an active lifestyle reflects her belief in the importance of movement and physical activity for overall well-being.

Lydia is a CSP registered physiotherapist who graduated with a master’s in Advanced Physiotherapy from the University of Salford. She has experience working in a variety of settings including hospital-based, community and outpatient orthopaedic clinics in India. Lydia has also worked in women’s health and cardio-respiratory rehabilitation. She has a special interest in orthopaedics as well as neurological rehabilitation. 

Lydia has completed postgraduate training in the Mulligan concept of manual therapy and kinesiology taping. Additionally, she has undertaken an instructor course in Pilates and Aerobics.

Lydia is committed to continuing to develop her skills and knowledge by following a holistic approach with evidence-based practice. In addition to being passionate about her work, she enjoys building relationships with patients as they progress through their rehabilitation.

In her free time, she loves listening to music and is a trained dancer in the Indian classical dance form. She believes this has tremendous physical and psychological benefits.

Malvika is a registered Physiotherapist with experience in Musculoskeletal and Neurological conditions, and Sports Injuries. Malvika completed her Bachelors degree in India, and chose to further her expertise with a Masters in Sports and Exercise Physiotherapy, completing her studies at Cardiff University. She has also completed numerous post-graduate courses such as Orthopaedic Manual Therapy, Taping, Dry Needling, Advanced Sports Trauma Management, UEFA FDEP Pitch-side Trauma Certification. 

Malvika has experience in a wide range of clinical settings including hospitals, private clinics, football clubs, care homes, specialised care homes, women’s health and special education schools.  She has worked with various Orthopaedics and Neurologists in the past for managing patients with varying musculoskeletal and oncological conditions, pre and post operatively. Malvika also has extensive experience treating neurological conditions including Parkinsons, stroke, and Guillain-Barré syndrome. She has also worked with professional football athletes in managing injuries, return to play as well as strength and conditioning. 

Malvika is a strong proponent of evidence-based treatments. She has a keen interest in learning new techniques and methods of treatment to improve her clinical thinking and skills. Malvika always has a positive outlook on life and is always cheerful around her friends, colleagues and clients. She loves to joke around and keep everything light-hearted.

Olga qualified as a Physiotherapist 15 years ago in Poland. She is an experienced and skilled Physiotherapist.

She has completed a plethora of postgraduate courses, including the Mckenzie Method of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy, PNF – Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation, Manual Therapy, Massage, Kinesiology taping and Manipulation of the spine.  

Olga uses a combination of manual and exercise–based approaches to reduce pain while improving stability, strength, and flexibility. Her extensive knowledge of anatomy and the human body's need for movement is key to accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.

She has worked extensively with orthopaedic, neurological, spinal, and chronic pain patients.  

She has strong communication skills and loves to work with and help people. 

Olga is a mother of a 6-year-old son. She loves to ride horses, visit interesting places, and read books. 

Rochelle is a Chartered Physiotherapist with a special interest in rehabilitation of post-operative and sports-related conditions. Rochelle is also highly skilled in treating neurological and respiratory conditions.

She carried out her BSc in India, followed by her post-graduation Master's from Leeds Beckett University, obtaining an MSc in Sports and Exercise Medicine.

Aside from working at the practice, Rochelle works part-time with Fulham FC, dealing with sports injuries from pitch-side management to rehab and prevention of sports injuries.

She has a certificate in Immediate trauma and Medical Management in football as well as a certificate for Acupuncture. Rochelle uses taping and manual therapy for the spine and peripheral joints as a part of her rehabilitation protocols.

In her free time, she enjoys travelling and watching football matches. She also enjoys going to the gym as well as badminton, netball and dancing.

Sneha is a chartered physiotherapist who graduated from Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Mumbai. She gained clinical expertise in rehabilitation of musculoskeletal , respiratory and neurological conditions from her practice in India. She completed her masters in Advanced Physiotherapy from Manchester Metropolitan University with focus in musculoskeletal, sports, elderly and frailty.

She has a wide knowledge and experience in orthopaedic and neurological conditions in hospital based as well as outpatient practice. Her niche is musculoskeletal outpatient conditions and post operative conditions like fractures, total knee replacements, neurological conditions like Stroke, Parkinson's, Spinal cord injuries and respiratory conditions like chronic COPD and respiratory tract infections. She has also worked in women's health and promotes the importance of physiotherapy to re-train the pelvic floor and the core in every individual, especially women post pregnancy.

She previously worked in collaboration with the NHS in the field of out-patient musculoskeletal practice and appreciates a patient centred care approach. She believes that her patients progress if they are holistically understood well rather than just their aches and pain. Sneha is determined  to increase her patients quality of life each day of her practise. 

Sneha outside of work enjoys travelling, learning about new places and people, even documenting this through her blog posts, dancing and cooking a fancy meal to end her long day.

Srishti is a dedicated Chartered Physiotherapist  from Mumbai, India, with over six years of expertise in patient care. Her clinical journey began with gaining invaluable experience across various hospitals and clinics in India, where she developed proficiency across diverse departments, including women's health, musculoskeletal, respiratory, and ICU.

With a strong commitment to holistic healthcare, Srishti specialises in treating patients with a wide variety of conditions, extending beyond musculoskeletal cases to encompass neurological complexities such as stroke, Parkinson's, GBS, Alzheimer's, and cerebral palsy. Srishti has a good evidence-based approach to treating all her patients. She specialises in treating neurological and geriatric populations. More specifically, she has expertise in:  

• Improving mobility in the elderly

• Reducing risk of falls

• Helping with joint pain

• Reducing frailty and strengthening joints

• Boosting their confidence 

Srishti holds a Master's degree in Sports and Exercise Medicine from Leeds Beckett University, graduating with Merit. She has acquired certifications in Sports Taping, Pilates, and Cupping Therapy, further enriching her skill set. 

Beyond her professional pursuits, Srishti enjoys traveling to meet people with diverse cultural values and finds solace in cooking and shopping to cleanse her mind and rejuvenate her spirit.  She maintains an active lifestyle, prioritising consistency in her workout routine, which not only fuels her physical well-being but also serves as a cornerstone for her holistic approach to health and wellness.

Simran is a chartered physiotherapist who completed her Master’s degree in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy from the University of Central Lancashire in Preston, adding to the solid foundation of her Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy from Mumbai, India.

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During her undergraduate degree in India, Simran practiced as a rotational physiotherapist in MGM Hospital, where she was actively involved in a multidisciplinary team, contributing to pre and post- operative physiotherapy plans. After graduation, Simran has  practised in a private clinic in Mumbai treating a wide range of musculoskeletal, sports injuries, neurological, cardio-pulmonary and geriatric patients. She also practised as a community physiotherapist providing home based rehabilitation for various conditions such as Stroke, Parkinson’s disease, Cerebral

Palsy, to ensure optimal patient outcomes.

She is also a certified physiotherapist in orthopaedic manual therapy, taping and pulmonary rehabilitation. Her skills in clinical reasoning with a biopsychosocial approach towards her patients make her a valuable asset to our team.

Outside of her professional life, Simran enjoys travelling, nature walks, reading and dancing.

Clara, a CSP-registered physiotherapist, grew up in Botswana and left home to study her Bachelor’s degree in Groningen, The Netherlands. Clara has gained physiotherapy experience in various settings, including a subacute hospital in Cape Town, South Africa, and a private practice in The Netherlands, with a focus on sports injuries. During her time there, Clara co-led hydrotherapy classes for patients suffering from numerous different complaints and injuries, as well as weekly anterior cruciate ligament group sessions for end-stage rehabilitation.

Clara has a passion for working with sports injuries and athletes, having acquired knowledge while helping with two professional sports teams: a Premiership football team in South Africa and a professional basketball team in London. 

In her spare time, Clara enjoys staying active and physically fit at the gym or doing gymnastics. She is a reader, and is also passionate about music, playing the flute and piano for pleasure. And whenever the opportunity arises, she loves to travel and explore!

Dipsika completed her Master’s degree in Advanced Physiotherapy from the Manchester Metropolitan University and her undergraduate degree from the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health and Sciences, Bangalore, India. She has experience in a variety of healthcare settings including private practice hospitals, home, and clinical-based environments in the UK and India. 

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Dipsika has gained varied exposure in the musculoskeletal, neurological, vestibular, elderly and frailty, and respiratory areas. Her expertise in providing personalised rehabilitation plans utilising manual therapy techniques, therapeutic exercises, soft-tissue release, and chronic pain management makes her a great asset to our team. Dipsika believes in providing patient-centered care, patient education, and fostering therapeutic alliances throughout treatment. 

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Employing a holistic approach, including evidence-based Biopsychosocial principles, she is proficient in conducting comprehensive assessments and diagnoses to formulate personalised treatment plans, optimising patient progress and outcomes. Her exceptional interpersonal skills enable effective collaboration with other multidisciplinary teams. 

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Dedicated to continuous learning and professional growth, Dipsika is a compassionate and empathetic physiotherapist committed to delivering high-quality patient care. 

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In her free time, she enjoys running, gym workouts, Pilates, hiking, and traveling

Zoe is a Chartered Physiotherapist, registered with both the HCPC and CSP. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy from Curtin University in Perth, Western Australia.

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Zoe has gained diverse experience through her clinical fieldwork placements in both inpatient hospital settings and community-based clinics. 

Additionally, she brings four years of hands-on experience working with Australian football clubs, where she excelled in diagnosing and managing sports injuries, helping athletes return to peak performance.

Zoe has a strong interest in treating a range of musculoskeletal injuries, as well as neurological and cardiorespiratory conditions. She is particularly passionate about post-stroke rehabilitation and supporting individuals in their recovery journey. Her approach combines manual therapy with exercise-based treatment to help clients achieve pain relief and regain their ability to enjoy the activities they love.

Outside of her professional work, Zoe enjoys staying active through hiking and soaking up live music, reflecting her appreciation for movement and balance in life.

Beth is an experienced Chartered Physiotherapist with a strong background in musculoskeletal (MSK), neurology, and cardiorespiratory care. She holds a Bachelor’s in Sports Rehabilitation from St Mary's University and a Master’s in Physiotherapy from London South Bank University. Over the past six years, Beth has gained diverse experience across hospital placements, rotations, and private practice settings, developing a comprehensive understanding of both clinical and sporting injuries.

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Beth is deeply involved in the sports community, working with the London Welsh Rugby Team and having previously collaborated and travelled with England Beach Football Team This experience has honed her expertise in managing and rehabilitating sports-related trauma. 

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She is highly skilled in exercise prescription, taping, and manual therapy techniques, enabling her to prepare tailored, specific treatment plans for each patient for optimal recovery.

A strong advocate for patient-centred care, Beth believes in developing collaborative and conservative treatment strategies. She prioritizes educating patients and empowering them to take an active role in their recovery, promoting long-term health and well-being.

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Outside of work, Beth is passionate about travel, reading, and maintaining an active lifestyle through spin classes and yoga.

Brett is a musculoskeletal physiotherapist trained in Sydney, Australia.

He graduated from Western Sydney University with a Bachelor of Health Science/Master of Physiotherapy in 2013.

Since 2012 Brett has worked in sporting clubs and private practice in Sydney and has been teaching final-year physiotherapy students for 5 years. He came to the UK in 2019, and he is now the Clinical Manager of our practice.

Brett has a keen interest in knee injuries and sporting injuries.

He has extensive experience in Australian football and he is currently also an Academy physiotherapist for Charlton AFCO.

Away from work, Brett can be found going for a run to explore the city of London. He is a bit of a coffee snob so he also loves discovering new places for brunch and coffee! On the weekend, he is on the tennis court or sometimes tries to dance the Bachata (his tennis is much better).

Maria is a chartered physiotherapist who specialises in the rehabilitation of musculoskeletal conditions. She graduated from The University of the West of England and gained experience in various hospital settings before pursuing a career in musculoskeletal Physiotherapy.

Her particular interests are in the rehabilitation of tendons, sports injuries and chronic pain management enjoys enabling her patients to regain their full potential and provide education on preventing injury in the future.

She believes in the benefits of multimodal treatment techniques including manual and exercise therapy Maria is also an APPI trained Pilates instructor.

In her free time, she enjoys travelling, weight training, running and dancing.

Rand received her MSc in Physiotherapy from London Southbank and her BSc in Sports and exercise science from Hertfordshire University. She has also completed postgraduate courses in personal training, taping and massage.

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Rand has worked in a plethora of settings, including in musculoskeletal pre/post-surgery, paediatrics in a community clinic, and in a special needs school. She is also experienced in returning to sports/activities and treating rare neuropsychological conditions such as FND and different brain trauma injuries.

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Rand is an evidence-based practitioner who uses a multidisciplinary approach to assessing, treating and managing patients. She is constantly learning to further her knowledge and has a particular interest in sports and exercise psychology and the psychosocial factors that can play a vital role in patients' day-to-day recovery.
 

Before her physiotherapy career, she worked as a personal trainer and fitness and rehab classes instructor, working with many people from the young boomers and beyond.
 

Rand’s interests include sports and exercising regularly, playing the guitar, and listening to different music genres and the arts.

Alexandros is a chartered physiotherapist from Greece. He graduated from the University of East London in 2017, and he moved to London in 2019 for a Master’s degree in Sports Therapy at London Metropolitan University.

During his studies, he completed various placements, and he is experienced in the management of musculoskeletal injuries as well as sports injuries and rehabilitation.

He has a keen interest in football injuries as he was a football player in the past and experienced many of them. Also, has experience working with professional athletes, both male and female.

He has a holistic care approach for his patients and focuses on rehabilitation and evidence-based treatment plan regarding his patient’s goals.

Alexandros, away from work, enjoys running, travelling, and exploring new coffee spots around London.

Dani is a chartered physiotherapist who specialises in the rehabilitation of musculoskeletal conditions. She graduated from Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Mumbai. She further did her masters in Advanced Manual therapy and Gait analysis at Manchester Metropolitan University.

Her niche is long-term orthopaedic rehabilitation, acute pain management and gait re-education to maximize biomechanical function. She believes in extremely patient-oriented rehab plans to enable them to achieve their goals and resume normalcy. She strongly believes that determination to
recover and compliance from the patient is a keystone to successful recovery, and she closely works to maximize these in each patient.

Dani has gained experience in various medical conditions ranging from neurological conditions like Stroke and Parkinson's and various spinal cord injury rehab to respiratory and cardiovascular conditions, specifically post-op CABG and chest hygiene for chronic conditions like COPD.

Dani advocates pelvic floor health in women, irrespective of their age. She has further handled various post-operative cases with progressive management to prevent prolapse or incontinence, or any other form of complications in women.

Dani, outside of working as a physiotherapist, enjoys art and has recently started amalgamating her passion into work as an Art therapist to manage chronic pain and various other musculoskeletal conditions. She also enjoys travelling and learning new languages.

Caitlin is a South African Chartered Physiotherapist who has experience within the NHS in neurological, respiratory, and musculoskeletal Physiotherapy. She is now specialising in musculoskeletal dysfunction within private practice. She is interested in sports injuries, complex chronic cases and women's health.

 
Being a keen sportswoman, playing rugby, Caitlin also worked as a Physiotherapist for a London Men's rugby club with special interests in advanced strength and conditioning. 

Caitlin enjoys manual therapy, sports massage and acupuncture. 

As well as playing rugby she enjoys yoga and running. In her spare time, Caitlin also enjoys exploring nature, creative crafts and reading.

Pamela is a Brazilian Physiotherapist who specialises in neurology. The type of conditions that she likes to treat include strokes, Parkinson’s and dementia. She also has a particular interest in complex needs cases, whether paediatric or geriatric.

Pamela worked in different settings before joining SMARTPHYSIO
including private care, and paediatric neurological rehabilitation.

She has a vast knowledge of manual therapy, acupuncture, dry needling, and kinesiology.

In her spare time, Pamela enjoys the company of family and friends, day trips, and gigs (rock and roll).

After completing her MSc in physiotherapy, Georgia gained valuable experience working in musculoskeletal outpatients, orthopaedics, respiratory wards, ICU, and medical and neurological wards within the NHS.

Following this, she has developed a special interest in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, including rehabilitation following acute injuries, pre and post-op therapy and the management of chronic conditions.

She believes in a holistic approach, utilising evidence-based treatment and tailoring therapy to each individual to help meet their personal goals. 

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She enjoys staying active with horse riding, running and training, and relaxing with a good book in her spare time. 

Having had her 2 daughters, she took a career break and returned to work as an Administrator at SMARTPHYSIO on a part-time basis. Over the past 15 years, Tamasin has worked her way up through the system to become the Practice Manager.

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She is known to be the 'completer finisher' at the practice with careful attention to detail.

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Sammy says

'Tamasin is the 'lynch-pin' of the practice.  All decisions get passed by her. I trust her judgement and it's good to share perspectives It's all about teamwork. United we stand, divided we fall'

She started on a part-time basis as a Junior Administrator and over the past 3 years has taken on more responsibilities and is now managing the intricacies of Administration.

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Her skills lie in organisation, project management and systems.

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Sammy says

'Without Szilvia, I would be in a mess. Cleanliness is next to G-dliness'

Thanks Szilvia for streamlining our lives at the practice and allowing me to find things quickly'