Both of us are keen to embrace beneficial new technology, skills and knowledge which advance our professional scope of practice.
He is a very keen sportsman - still playing - and therefore has a great deal of empathy with those looking to maintain and improve fitness, or recover from injury.
He has extensive knowledge and experience in biomechanics (if you don't know how it works, how can you fix it, improve it or maintain it!).
Jim also has extensive knowledge in physical conditioning - helping you to get the most out of your sports activity.
Jim has devised many training programmes, differing from most as they are physiology based. An important factor with these programmes is reducing the risk of injury.
He studied for a Masters degree in the Science of Sports Injuries at Manchester Metropolitan University, graduating in July 2004.
She joined the practice in 1995, after 18 years with the NHS as a clinical Chiropodist and as District Manager of the local Chiropody service.
Penny also developed skills as a project leader with the local NHS Trust, leading the design phase of the rebuild of Newmarket Hospital here in West Suffolk, England.
In 2001 Penny studied at The Royal London Homeopathic Hospital and now has the qualification of LFHom (Pod),Licenced Associate of the Faculty of Homeopathy (Podiatry).This means that she can use homeopathy in conjunction with podiatry and Marigold Therapy. Penny is currently studying for her diploma, again at the Royal Homeopathic Hospital.
While carrying on a clinical caseload both in the practice premises and in patients own homes,Penny is also the Practice Manager, running the day-to-day business and helping to plan for the future.
