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Meet our Team!
Senior Chartered Physiotherapist (Fully HCPC Registered)
David has a great deal of experience in treating sports injuries, having previously worked with Celtic Football Club as the first team physiotherapist and also working with the academy squads.
He has strong connections to the Highlands and Inverness having previously worked as Head Physiotherapist for Inverness Caledonian Thistle Football Club for four seasons. Prior to this David worked in the NHS for 3 years and for part of that as Academy Physiotherapist for Inverness Caledonian Thistle Football Club. Aside from football David has a keen interest in shinty and golf.
David works full time at the clinic Monday - Friday, with evening appointments available on Mondays and Wednesdays only. David finishes at 1pm on a Friday.
Senior Chartered Physiotherapist (Fully HCPC Registered)
Fiona Hogg is the clinic founder and owner. Fiona worked as a physiotherapist in the NHS for 3 years – then spent 4 years as the first team physiotherapist with Inverness Caledonian Thistle FC. Fiona works with Ross County Football Club providing some services for the first team and also coordinating all physiotherapy cover for the youth teams throughout all age groups for pitch-side cover and clinical care.
She has also worked with the Scottish Curling National Teams, Triathlon Scotland and Scotland ladies football teams. Fiona works regularly with Sport Scotland athletes - working with a range of different sports - including golf, athletics and swimming. Fiona also leads the physiotherapy care for the Highland Rugby Club senior squads as well as providing support for the Scottish Rugby Union's Player Development Programme Caledonian Squads. Fiona has worked at competitive golf events as well as working backstage at concerts with bands. Fiona is a former competitive basketball player, and now enjoys playing basketball, running and weight training.
Clinic bookings - Fiona is not taking on new patients due to spending her time at Ross County Football Club, Highland Rugby Club and looking after the Sport Scotland athletes. Spaces available with Megan, David and Sean.
Senior Chartered Physiotherapist (Fully HCPC Registered)
Sean is a former professional football player, and has a wealth of experience working with sports injuries. He has also worked within a rugby club, as well as an NHS setting. Sean has experience with ante-natal physiotherapy. Sean has a keen interest in all types of sports injuries and rehabilitation. Sean is a member of the Society of Musculoskeletal Medicine. Sean enjoys playing football and generally keeping fit.
Sean works Thursday evenings from 6:30 - 9:30pm at the clinic.
Senior Chartered Physiotherapist (Fully HCPC Registered)
Before moving to Scotland in 2019 to become a Physiotherapist, Megan worked as an Athletic Trainer in the United States. She was Head Athletic Trainer for Lake Stevens High School for three seasons working with various sports including basketball, volleyball, tennis, football, American football, baseball, softball, golf, track, swimming, diving and cheerleading. She supported contracts with other athletics including field hockey, beach volleyball, roller derby, CrossFit and women's tackle football.
Megan has worked in the NHS for three years while providing some services to the Ross County Football Club youth academy teams and the Highland Rugby Club for the past two years. She is currently competing in Olympic Weightlifting for the Highland Weightlifting Club and has recently become and Level 1 Weightlifting Coach. Megan was a competitive gymanst in her youth and has an interest in performance arts.
Megan is available for appointments:
Monday 08:30 - 13:30; 17:00 - 20:00
Tuesday 08:30 - 13:30; 18:00 - 21:00
Wednesday 11:45 - 20:45
Thursday 10:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:30 - 15:00
Senior Chartered Physiotherapist - Women's Health (Fully HCPC Registered)
Emily graduated from Glasgow Caledonian University in 2017, earning both a BSc Honours and a Master’s degree in Physiotherapy. Following graduation, she spent a year practicing in New Zealand before returning to the UK, where she has since gained diverse clinical experience within NHS Scotland and England.
Early in her career, Emily rotated through various specialties, which provided her with invaluable breadth of experience. However, her passion soon led her to specialise in Women’s Health Physiotherapy. She is deeply committed to supporting women through the physical changes and demands of pregnancy and postnatal recovery, understanding firsthand the challenges many face when striving to return to their pre-pregnancy fitness levels.
Emily is dedicated to delivering a positive, empowering, and proactive approach to care, aimed at improving women’s quality of life. Her expertise lies particularly in pelvic health and postnatal rehabilitation, where she focuses on educating and supporting new mothers. She strives to ensure that each woman feels heard, understood, and equipped with the knowledge and confidence to embrace a healthy and optimistic future.
It’s never too late to seek a pelvic health physiotherapy review.
While many women are referred during pregnancy or shortly after birth, pelvic health concerns can arise months—or even years—later. Whether you are dealing with bladder or bowel symptoms, prolapse, abdominal separation, or simply want to return safely to exercise - Emily welcomes women of all stages of life who may benefit from a personalised and compassionate pelvic health assessment.
Having grown up in the Highlands, Emily has now returned home, and we are delighted to welcome her as the lead for our new Women’s Health service launching on 30th June 2025. This service is designed to support women throughout pregnancy and their journey into motherhood.
Emily is available for appointments at the following times:
