Lucy Cameron MCSP, MSc, MACP

Having qualified as a Physiotherapist from Nottingham University in 1995, Lucy has worked predominately in the NHS, other than a brief time in Australia. Over this time she has developed extensive clinical skills in all areas but particularly spinal conditions such as back and neck pain. In 1999 and 2013 she has completed post-graduate education, the latter a MSc in Advanced Practice and Research.

For the last 15 years she has worked at Addenbrooke’s Hospital as an Advanced Practitioner and Consultant Physiotherapist alongside the Spinal Neurosurgeons, Rheumatologists, and Pain Consultants. This has involved close liaison with the consultants, teaching at all levels and involvement in regional and national projects to improve spinal care.

Outside work she enjoys walking her dog, playing golf (well trying!), travelling and spending time with her family.

Marc Rapkin MCSP, AACP Post Grad Cert Comb. Manip

Marc Graduated in 1992 from Liverpool. Since then he has undertaken a multitude of postgraduate qualifications, worked in both the NHS and private practice and owned and run a large multidisciplinary clinic in Suffolk. He has an interest in spinal pain and sports injuries and has practiced acupuncture for twenty years, often using it in combination with hands-on work and exercises to improve pain and function. His hobbies include walking, real tennis, reviving elderly cars, fishing and cooking. 

Anne–Marie Melloy Grad.Dip.Phys., MCSP

Anne-Marie qualified in 1980 and initially worked at Addenbrooke’s Hospital for several years before working abroad in Canada and the Middle East.

Joined the clinic in 1995, she went on to become a partner in 2002, running the clinic till April 2023. 

Now working part time, Anne-Marie is a highly skilled musculo-skeletal physiotherapist treating both adults and children with a special interest in knee and ankle problems, occupational health and general rehabilitation.

Kay White

Kay White is a multi-disciplinary wellbeing practitioner: advanced soft tissue massage therapist, healthy living coach, Qigong and Kung Fu instructor – helping clients feel better, gain resilience, and stay well. Kay helps with chronic pain, day-to-day niggles, unhealthy lifestyle habits.

Sarah Palmer MSc, BSc, MCSP

Sarah qualified in 2020 as a physiotherapist have completed the MSc (Physiotherapy pre-reg) in Oxford. She previously attended Loughborough University where she gained a BSc in Sports and Exercise Science before deciding she wanted to be a physiotherapist.

She works as a senior physiotherapist in the NHS, alongside her private clinic work.

Sarah is happy seeing all patients but particularly enjoys seeing sports injuries. With her own personal love of running, she understands the needs of the athlete and how to return them to their full potential.

Jenny Law  BSc, MSc,MCSP, MMACP

Jenny trained at Manchester University and went on to do a Masters in Neuromusculoskeletal Physiotherapy at the University of Brighton. She is a member of the MACP (Manipulative Association of Chartered Physiotherapists). Jenny has worked in both the NHS and private sector in London and now Cambridge. She is happy to treat all musculoskeletal conditions but has a special interest in the management of chronic pain conditions.

Dave Smith PT, DPT, OCS

Dave injured his knee playing American football in high school. This is where he first experienced physiotherapy and how it helped him return to the field and moving pain-free.

He qualified as a physiotherapist in the USA in 2016 at The George Washington University receiving his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree. He earned his Board Certification in Orthopaedics in 2020 by the American Physical Therapy Association.

Since that time he has worked in various private clinics in the USA developing expertise in treating all conditions. He has also taught as a faculty member for an orthopaedic residency program, and as an adjunct faculty member for a Doctor of Physical Therapy program in the USA.

Dave enjoys spending time with his wife and his dog, weight lifting, playing basketball and ultimate frisbee, cooking, reading, and traveling.

He comes to us here at Cambridge Physio Clinic highly recommended and we're excited to be welcoming him as part of our team.

Natasha Woodbine  MSc, MCSP, MACP

Natasha trained at King’s College London, qualifying in 2001, and completed her MSc in Neuromusculoskeletal Physiotherapy from the University of Hertfordshire in 2005. She is 'Manipulation Association of Chartered Physiotherapists' (MACP) accredited.
 
Alongside working at the Cambridge Physio Clinic where she is happy to see patients with any musculoskeletal condition, Natasha works as an Upper Limb Specialist Physiotherapist at Addenbrooke’s Hospital, where she has spent the past 15 years treating patients with upper limb problems.  She is experienced in treating both adults and children.