Tim is an Australian physiotherapist who has a collection of experience in private, elite sports, and thanks to the pandemic, hospital environments. Relocating to the UK in 2015, Tim has worked with the general population managing injuries and chronic pain, whilst also working with professional Rugby, Football, and CrossFit athletes. Since 2020, when Covid threw all our lives into uncertainty, Tim joined the NHS and worked in acute medical environments treating respiratory conditions, post-surgical patients, and stroke/ neuro-rehab patients. With degrees in human movement and strength/ conditioning, Tim likes to use movement as medicine and empower patients towards functional goals that empower patients to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Tim also has years of experience as a sports massage therapist to manage discomfort. The average person and the elite athlete are assessed and treated in the exact same way and management of your concerns will be jointly decided together.

Outside of work, Tim enjoys music, the gym and cycling, the painstaking process of supporting Arsenal and the Australian rugby team, and travelling around the UK and Europe.

Kunal developed a passion for physiotherapy while he was competing in badminton at a national level in Kenya. He qualified as a Physiotherapist in 2015 from Keele University. Since then, he has practiced in a musculoskeletal setting assessing and treating a varied caseload from sports injuries, occupational health, osteoarthritis and chronic pain.

Kunal likes to understand the root of the symptoms and treat it with the appropriate modality ranging from activity modification, strengthening and conditioning, stretching, acupuncture and manual therapy techniques, including acupuncture.

In his spare time, he enjoys badminton, stand-up comedy and riding the rollercoaster of being a Liverpool FC fan.

Simon Webster qualified as a Physiotherapist in 1999, graduating from East London University with a First Class Honours Degree. Whilst studying Simon worked at West Ham United's Academy, working with the 9-16-year-old players. After qualifying he went to work for the Bromley NHS Trust, working mainly in the Out-patients Department, but also covered Orthopaedics, Medical and Neurology, whilst continuing his work with the West Ham Academy. After a few years in the NHS Simon was offered a full-time position at West Ham United FC, working with the first team and reserve team players. He remained in this role for around 3 and a half years before moving on to the Gillingham FC where he worked as the Head of the Medical Department.

Simon joined Nuffield in 2006 working at BNP Paribas and Deutsche Bank, before coming to Nuffield City in 2009. Between 2009 and 2011 Simon gained a Master's Degree in Sports and Exercise Medicine, studying at Queen Mary and Westfield University at Mile End. Whilst working for Nuffield Health Simon worked part-time for Charlton Athletics Women's FC, developing their medical and sports science departments. Simon left the company for a year when the Women's club went full-time - their debut season as professionals. He left Charlton's medical team after 13 seasons to return to Nuffield City in July 2022 and will continue to work at CAWFC coaching the young female academy players, with the hope of progressing the game after the successful EURO 2022 campaign.