Amy Stevens

Amy Stevens graduated from the University of Queensland with a Master of Occupational Therapy Studies (MOccThy) and a Bachelor of Health Sciences in Public Health (BHlthSc(PH)).

Amy began her career as a community occupational therapist, supporting clients through the NDIS. It was during this time she discovered her passion for hand therapy and the opportunity it provides to help people regain function and independence in their daily lives. Amy has a special interest in acute trauma and work-related injuries, where she is motivated to enable people to engage in their lives without the restriction of an injury or condition

Amy has almost completed her AHTA accreditation where she has undertaken a number of professional development courses including medical imaging, pain management, closed and open trauma.

With a background in health science and additional certification in clinical Pilates, Amy takes a holistic, patient-centred approach to care – focusing on both the physical and emotional aspects of recovery.

Outside of work, Amy enjoys staying active, watching the footy (both NRL and AFL), and taking her golden retriever, Cosmo, for long walks.