Marcin Losinski – Senior Physiotherapist
BBiomedSc (Monash University – Melbourne)
MPhty (University of Queensland)
Marcin is a highly experienced physiotherapist graduating from University of Queensland’s Masters Program in 2006, after completing a Bachelor’s Degree in Biomedical Science at Monash University in Melbourne. Marcin spent his younger years playing Professional Tennis, featuring at the Junior Australian Open in 1999/2000, as well as travelling around the world representing Australia at both junior and senior level. He has retired from tennis now, although the sport remains close to his heart.
Marcin’s knowledge across Physiotherapy is extremely diverse, having previously worked at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital in Intensive Care, Emergency, Orthopaedics, and outpatient areas. He thoroughly enjoyed the hospital environment, finding it particularly rewarding seeing patients rehabilitate and discharge from hospital.
Since 2007 Marcin has worked predominantly in Private Practice. His extensive experience in all areas of private practice includes treatment of common injuries such as neck and back strains through to treating elite level sport people. Most notably Marcin has experience with professional Tennis players, Australian Women’s Touch Football Team and Brisbane Roar footballers.
Along with a keen interest in sport’s related injuries, and injuries of the upper limb, shoulders and neck, Marcin has a strong belief in the benefit of Clinical Pilates for rehabilitation and overall health, and has been teaching Clinical Pilates for more than 10 years. He is passionate about the role of Pilates in the prevention of injury, as well as strength in rehabilitation and this shines through in his enthusiasm towards Pilates.
In his non-work time Marcin enjoys time with his family, fishing, playing and watching football (an avid Saint Kilda and Everton supporter!), travel, food and wine.
Hannah Fannin – Physiotherapist
BPhty (Australian Catholic University 2021)
Hannah is a physiotherapist with a strong interest in musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy. Prior to completing a Bachelor of Physiotherapy, Hannah completed a Bachelor of Exercise and Nutrition Science at UQ. This gives Hannah an excellent position in both prescribing exercises and manual therapy use across the rehabilitation journey. Her passion for physiotherapy stems from her own rehabilitation journey over the years, having played a number of sports as well as wanting to provide the very best care to her local community. Hannah was a support worker for people who have spinal cord injuries while completing her degree and comes to us after working in a private musculoskeletal physiotherapy clinic. She has also been involved with the AFLW Brisbane Lions team and worked with the Coorparoo AFLW teams.
Hannah has a special interest in physiotherapy for young people, in particular providing the most appropriate physiotherapy for young women as well as across their lifespan, understanding the differences and complexities that can exist. Hannah recently got engaged at the beginning of this year and spends most of her weekends hiking with her fiancée or looking at open homes. Her partner runs marathons so being a physiotherapist comes in handy!!
Joshua James – Physiotherapist
BPhty (Griffith University 2022)
Josh is a Griffith University graduate with a passion for all things physiotherapy. He has grown passionate about musculoskeletal therapy, rehabilitation, sports physiotherapy, and patient empowerment through movement and exercise.
Before delving into the world of physiotherapy, Josh spent seven years honing his skills in the fitness industry as a Personal Trainer. This experience laid a robust foundation in exercise prescription, equipping him with the knowledge to create tailored fitness plans. Understanding that every individual is unique, Josh adopts a personalised approach in his practice. He firmly believes that delivering the right intervention, to the right person, at the right time, is the cornerstone of effective care. This resonates deeply with his commitment to providing holistic therapy, blending hands-on techniques with exercise strategies to empower his patients to reach their full potential.
Beyond the world of physiotherapy Josh enjoys all things sports. With over 15 years of personal sporting experience in hockey, at both club and representative levels, he brings a wealth of firsthand knowledge to his practice. While sports are a passion, Josh is equally aware of the significance of enhancing the quality of life for all. He champions a collaborative approach to help his patients achieve their unique and meaningful goals.
As a testament to his dedication, Josh received The Griffith Award for Academic Excellence during his clinical year, recognising his outstanding achievements. Outside of the clinic, you can often find Josh engaging in strength and conditioning sessions at the gym. When he steps away from healthcare, he takes pleasure in sampling local craft beers and cherishing moments with friends and family.
Josh’s journey is one of passion, dedication and joy knowing he can make a positive impact on people’s lives. His unique blend of expertise, individualised care, and a passion for movement is what sets him apart as a physiotherapist.
Kalos Chan – Physiotherapist
BPhty (University of Queensland 2016)
Kalos is a qu
alified physiotherapist, graduating with a First Class Honours in a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from University of Queensland. Throughout his studies, he has gained a vast interest in the field of musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy, while gaining experience in a variety of hospitals and practices. In his final year, Kalos was part of the advanced research stream, which saw him researching the physical properties of the cervical arteries in clinical relevance to cervical arterial dissection.
Kalos focuses on a hands on approach, accompanying a firm belief in the importance of exercises to manage conditions and prevent re-occurrences from happening. As a result, he strongly believes in the many benefits that Clinical Pilates can bring and enjoys seeing patients improve from the classes. He is also qualified to practice dry needling, and uses it as part of his holistic treatment approach of a wide range of musculoskeletal and sports injuries. These include conditions ranging from the lower back and neck, to more acute sporting injuries in the extremities.
Outside of work, Kalos enjoys all sorts of physical activity, mainly spending his time playing basketball and volleyball, which explains his interest in shoulder, knee and ankle injuries. On top of that, he also enjoys running, pilates, badminton, hiking and the casual hit at the driving range.