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Patrick Moore

Director/Principal Physiotherapist

Patrick’s Bio

Patrick Moore is a Director and Principal Physiotherapist at Gerringong Physiotherapy. He brings almost two decades of clinical experience to the practice. After completing a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science at the University of Wollongong in 2004, Patrick went on to complete a Master of Physiotherapy at the University of Sydney in 2006.

Patrick began his career working across the local health network and spent two years working in the UK, gaining experience across a broad range of physiotherapy areas including orthopaedics, neurological rehabilitation and cardiorespiratory care. He joined Gerringong Physiotherapy in 2010 and became a director in 2016.

He has a particular interest in neck and back pain, headaches, temporomandibular joint (TMJ) conditions and vestibular physiotherapy. Patrick takes a practical and individualised approach to helping people improve their physical health. He enjoys combining hands-on treatment, exercise and education to help patients better understand their condition. As well as taking control of their health and working towards their sporting and lifestyle goals.

Patrick has continued to develop his clinical skills through professional development in areas including dry needling, pain education, vestibular rehabilitation, the temporomandibular joint, the cervical spine and pelvis.

Outside of the clinic, Patrick enjoys spending time with his family and keeping active. You’ll often find him on the mountain bike, in the water, or attempting to improve his golf game.

Patrick’s Qualifications

Patrick’s Experience

  • Worked in the local health network at various hospitals for 2 years, and then in the UK for 2 years. Gained experience across a wide range of physiotherapy disciplines such as orthopaedics, neurological rehabilitation, and cardiorespiratory.
  • Commenced at Gerringong Physiotherapy in 2010 and became a director in 2016

Patrick’s Professional Development

What I enjoy most about being a physiotherapist

  • Empowering people to take control of their physical health and lead a healthy, active lifestyle
  • Guiding people towards their sporting and lifestyle goals with a mix of manual treatments, exercise and education.
  • Clinical interests: Neck and back pain. Headaches, TMJ and vestibular physiotherapy.