The APC Prosthetics Group began in May 1998 as a partnership of four founding members, with over 100 years of combined clinical experience. Our philosophy has always been to achieve the best outcome for every client, incorporating the best possible comfort, the best possible function and the best possible lifestyle.
In early 2000, APC became the appointed prosthetic partner to the Australian Paralympic Team. Following Australia’s medal leading tally at the 2000 Paralympic games, APC Prosthetics has continued its partnership with the Australian Paralympic committee and has continued to contribute to the success of the Australian Paralympic team.
Originally established in Northmead, we had a dream of building the perfect building and creating the optimal environment for the treatment of our clients. In 2003, plans were made to relocate to our purpose-built premise directly adjacent to Westmead Hospital. This remains our Northmead Clinic today.
The state-of-the-art facility was completed in 2004 and officially opened by the then NSW Minister for Health and former Premier of NSW, the RT honourable Morris Iemma on August 19th, 2004. The building is named “Muenger House” in memory of Erwin Muenger, one of the founding partners.
In 2007, the APC Prosthetics Hunter Clinic was established in Newcastle. A highly experienced and capable team led by Ron Wright and Ian Robertson built the foundations of APC’s Newcastle and Hunter regional presence.
In 2015, the APC Prosthetics Group expanded further with the opening of APC Alexandria, a new modern facility located in Alexandria, in the inner south of Sydney. Centrally located near Sydney domestic and international airport, the Alexandria Clinic makes it easier for interstate and international clients to access our services. The Alexandria Clinic provides comprehensive prosthetic services, specialising in the upper-extremity treatment (arms) and osseo-integration (bone-anchored prostheses).
In early 2020, after servicing hospitals and clients from the Central Coast for more than a decade, APC Prosthetics established a facility and comprehensive prosthetic service in Tuggerah. Our industry leading team at APC Central Coast are able to provide the latest prosthetic solutions most appropriate for NDIS participants, private and insurance clients.
Our internationally recognised clinical team also provides services to the amputee population in the Northern Territory and runs a private clinic on a quarterly basis. APC remain the first choice for many amputees across Australia.
Michael completed a Bachelor of Biomedical Science at Newcastle University in 2005, before graduating with a Bachelor of Prosthetics and Orthotics in 2009. In 2010, Michael joined the team at APC Northmead in his role as a Clinical Prosthetist. After transferring to APC Hunter in 2013 as a Senior Prosthetist, Michael has continued to grow in his role and is now the managing director of APC Prosthetics. Michael has served on the board of AOPA (Australian Orthotic Prosthetic Association) for a number of years, contibuting greatly to our professional leadership. Clinically, Michael has a keen interest across all areas of lower limb prosthetics with a specific focus on transfemoral socket design including implementing recent developments in subischial sockets.
Stefan has been a member of the APC Team since 2002. Stefan graduated from La Trobe University with a Bachelor of Prosthetics and Orthotics in 2010 after working as a Prosthetist/Orthotist in Germany & Australia since 1998. Stefan’s main passion is working on various contemporary socket designs in lower limb prosthetics as well as Osseointegration. He also enjoys working with his upper limb clients to achieve their goals and incorporating latest technology into their daily lives. Stefan has presented at numerous domestic and international conferences, most recently at the AAOP meeting in the US in 2019. Stefan attends the clinics at Macquarie University Hospital and Prince of Wales Hospital. Outside of work, Stefan likes to pretend he can keep up with much younger and fitter people on the Squash court.
Sarah graduated at the end of 2016 from La Trobe University, Melbourne with a Bachelor of Health Science and Masters in Prosthetics and Orthotics. She then completed her graduate year working as an orthotist/prosthetist at the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane, gaining knowledge and experience in both acute and rehabilitation clinical settings. Sarah joined the APC Prosthetics team in January 2018 and services the Northern Beaches prosthetic clinics across Sydney including Hornsby, RNSH and Monavale. Sarah’s focus area is lower limb prosthetic management and this has given her experience in a broad range of areas including fitting of microprocessor knees, sporting prostheses and a range of components to meet each client’s individual needs. Sarah is looking forward to building her knowledge and skills and working to assist clients to achieve their goals no matter how big or small!
Nick has been working as a clinical prosthetist since graduating from La Trobe University in Melbourne with a Bachelor of Prosthetics and Orthotics in 2004. The same year he moved to Sydney where he had the opportunity to attend and manage amputee clinics in metropolitan and rural areas focusing primarily on lower limb prosthetics. In March of 2013 he joined the team at APC Prosthetics in Northmead. Nick is a senior prosthetist, managing the North Shore network of clinics, including Hornsby, Mt Wilga, Royal North Shore, and Mona Vale hospitals. He has a wide variety of clinical experience and specializes in transfemoral and transtibial prosthetics and sporting interests. Nick enjoys finding the best prosthetic solution to match the need of the individual client and, where possible, utilize the latest technology to improve their outcomes.
Paul graduated from La Trobe University with a Bachelor of Prosthetics and Orthotics in 2007. Employed initially as an Orthotist in Melbourne, Paul relished the opportunity to move to Newcastle and work in Prosthetics; joining the team at APC Hunter in 2010. Paul has an interest and expertise in upper limb prosthetics and contemporary hip socket designs. Paul thoroughly enjoys the challenges and rewards of working with amputees of all levels and backgrounds to achieve the best possible outcome for the client. One of Paul’s career highlights at APC was presenting at the 2016 AOPA conference. If visiting the Hunter branch, you may be lucky enough to overhear his hidden talent of a cappella trumpet coming from the plaster room! Paul attends clinics at Port Macquarie, Tamworth and various other amputee clinics around Newcastle.
Charles originates from Avenel in North Central Victoria and graduated from Latrobe University in 2014 with a Master in Clinical Prosthetics and Orthotics. In 2015, Charles worked at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital as part of the Queensland Health P&O scholarship where he gained valuable experience in acute and sub-acute orthotic management. Charles joined the APC Northmead team in 2016 before transitioning to the APC Alexandria clinic in April 2019 where he now primarily attends the Royal Prince Alfred and Bankstown amputee clinics. Charles has a passion for prosthetics and is currently pursuing paediatric prosthetic management. Charles is an active AOPA member and is always looking to build his knowledge base. Charles is a strong believer in providing the most appropriate prosthetic technology to allow his clients to achieve their optimal function and reach their full potential.
Marta graduated in 2012 in Lisboa, in Portugal, where she was born and raised. Marta then spent 5 years in London, working at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, with a focus on paediatric prosthetics. Marta joined the APC Prosthetics team in September 2017 and is now focused on Lower Limb Prosthetics including being a part of the Osseointegration multidisciplinary clinic at Macquarie University Hospital. Marta believes in individual patient care and that great work can best be achieved by a team effort.
David has been a part of the APC team since 2007, when he started in his first role as a technician at APC Northmead. David then completed his Masters of Clinical Prosthetics & Orthotics at La Trobe University in 2012. As his career has grown, he has practiced in his role as a prosthetist in our Northmead, Hunter and Central Coast clinics. David is now the Senior Prosthetist at APC’s Central Coast office, and he also attends clinics at Wyong, Woy Woy and Gosford Private Hospitals. Throughout his career, David has gained extensive experience across a wide range of lower limb amputees, including interim, definitive, paediatric, adult and osseointegration clients. David is a firm believer in finding the best prosthetic solution for each client and continues to enjoy the ever-evolving and hands-on nature of the prosthetist’s role.
David is a Founding Member and Director of APC Prosthetics and one of the most highly regarded Prosthetists in Australia with over 40 years experience. David was appointed the Prosthetist to the Sydney 2000 Paralympic Team and was bestowed with an Order of Australia in 2006 in recognition of his contribution to amputees and the prosthetic profession. David has presented at Australian and International Conferences and has lectured at the University of New South Wales Lower Extremity Course for over 15 years. As Australia’s most experienced micro-processor knee practitioner, David fitted the first Australian patient in 1999 using this technology. David’s passion is working with the Paralympic athletes and applying these cutting-edge practices to his everyday community clients.
One of Australia’s most knowledgeable and experienced amputee physiotherapists, Cathy has had a special interest in amputee management for over 30 years. She was the physiotherapist in charge of the amputee unit at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital from 1988 until 1994 and has practiced subsequently in the private sector as a consultant Physiotherapist since 1994. Cathy is one of the keynote lecturers in the annual lower extremity prosthetics course at UNSW and has presented numerous scientific papers at both Australian and International Conferences. Cathy has developed and implemented the training program for all the microprocessor knee users at APC Prosthetics. Cathy’s passion for optimal outcomes for all amputees has made her integral to the training and preparation of many Australian paralympians.
Lina completed a Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering with Honours at University of Melbourne in 2008 and graduated with a Master’s degree of Clinical Prosthetics and Orthotics from La Trobe University in 2012. Lina worked in the Northern Territory as a Prosthetist/Orthotist for 5 years before joining the dynamic and collaborative team at APC Northmead in March 2017. Lina is the clinical lead at Westmead Amputee Clinic and has great interest in lower limb prosthetics. Lina strongly believes in empowering individuals to achieve their goals, and enjoys working with clients and their rehabilitation teams to meet their prosthetic needs. She looks forward to expanding and consolidating her clinical experience and building relationships with new and existing clients.
Rebecca is on her 2nd stint with APC Hunter, joining the team initially in 2009 and again in 2018. Rebecca has gained a wealth of knowledge and experience in both fields of prosthetics and orthotics since her graduation from La Trobe University with a Bachelor of Prosthetics and Orthotics (Hons) in 2001, working in South Australia, Western Australia and Canberra. Rebecca also has her Masters in Clinical Rehabilitation, focusing her work with transtibial prosthetics around patient-centred care. Rebecca is currently the Director of AOPA, regularly presents at the AOPA conferences, and local in-services for hospital and physiotherapy staff as she is a great advocate for education and the advancement of the P&O industry. Rebecca enjoys the challenge and creativity required to match client needs with the appropriate prosthetic technology.
Heath grew up in Wangaratta, country Victoria, before moving to Melbourne to study Prosthetics and Orthotics. He graduated at the end of 2013 with a Bachelor of Health Science and Masters in Clinical Prosthetics and Orthotics. Heath moved to Sydney in March 2014, where he helped serve the Central and South-Eastern Sydney region for their Prosthetic needs. He then joined the APC team at Northmead in April 2016, before taking a 2 year sabbatical, where he worked at an outpatient amputee rehab centre in Crystal Palace, London. Through his various roles Heath has gained a broad range of experiences where he specialises in Microprocessor controlled knees, Osseointegration and complex prosthetic management. Heath returned home to APC in August 2019 and currently attends Westmead Amputee Clinic in the role of transfemoral specialist. Heath loves the challenge of being able to help problem solve and brainstorm ideas to overcome prosthetic problems in the ever changing prosthetic landscape.
Paris grew up in Adelaide before moving to Melbourne to study P&O, graduating in 2013 from La Trobe University with a Bachelor of Health Science and Masters of Clinical Prosthetics and Orthotics. Having always wanted to work in Allied Health, everyday since joining APC Hunter in September 2018 has a highlight for Paris. Prior to working with APC, Paris was employed in Brisbane, attending both city and regional clinics for 4.5 years. Paris is now an integral part of the Hunter team, having attended all regional clinics in her time at APC. She has great people skills, a quirky Adelaide accent, and enjoys being hands on and building things, which suits the field of prosthetics perfectly. Paris has an interest in all areas of prosthetics, with experience in both upper and lower limb.
Amber graduated from La Trobe University in 2013 with a Bachelor of Health Sciences with Masters in Clinical Prosthetics and Orthotics. After graduating, she made the move from Melbourne to Newcastle to commence work at APC Hunter, where she worked for 2.5 years before moving down to join the Northmead team in 2017. Since then, Amber has been involved with a number of different amputee clinics throughout Sydney, serving a wide range of amputees and has developed a special interest working with paediatrics through attending the Westmead Children’s Limb Deficiency Clinic. Amber is passionate about helping amputees achieve their individual goals and loves working together with other allied health professionals, rehabilitation teams and, of course, the individuals themselves to achieve the best results possible.
Katie has been a part of the APC Hunter team since January 2019, gaining a solid training in technical work and prosthetic fabrication prior to undertaking clinical work. She brings her skills and love of colour from her previous field of graphic design and illustration, which often gets called on when clients want a custom colour or socket design. She graduated from La Trobe University with a Bachelor of Applied Science and Master of Clinical Prosthetics & Orthotics in 2018. The P&O industry is important to Katie as growing up in regional far north coast of NSW with a father who is an amputee, her main motivation is to provide more services for regional and rural areas to people like her father, helping them live their lives to their full potential. Working with an amazing, positive team who support each other makes each day at work for Katie a highlight, and she looks forward to a long career with APC Prosthetics. She is currently also attending out regional Tamworth clinic.
Joining APC Northmead in 2020, Alex is one of the first graduates to undertake the APC Clinical Internship after completing a Bachelor of Science at The University of Melbourne and a Master of Clinical Prosthetics & Orthotics at LaTrobe University. Alex undertook his prosthetic placement with Blatchford located in the South of London, United Kingdom, where he was exposed and involved in a variety of treatments, interventions and unique international experiences. Alex’s career passions are to be actively involved in patient activities – from taking the first steps to participating in competitive sports. He practices these skills in focused arenas such as AMP CAMP, Össur Mobility and Surf Clinics.
Aaron grew up in Wollongong where he completed his first degree, Bachelor of Science (Exercise Science), at the University of Wollongong. Aaron then went on to complete a Bachelor of Health Science (Prosthetics & Orthotics) at University of Sunshine Coast, where he was part of the second cohort to complete the course in 2019. Through completing placement both in Wollongong and in Brisbane, Aaron realised quickly that his skill set is well suited for a career and future in prosthetics. In 2019, Aaron joined the team at APC Central Coast as a graduate to learn to provide the best prosthetic care possible, before relocating to APC Alexandria. Aaron hopes to be able to restore as much mobility and function to his clients as possible.
Courtney joined the APC Hunter team in February 2021. After completing her Bachelor of Applied Sciences/Master of Clinical Prosthetics and Orthotics at La Trobe University, Courtney worked in paediatric Orthotics and spent some time working with AOPA. Courtney moved to APC carrying a belief that working in the field of prosthetics will be an extremely rewarding career. Courtney is passionate about ensuring all people living with a disability receive the care that best allows them to meet their participatory goals and increase their independence. Courtney currently attends our regional Tamworth clinic.
Breanna grew up in Western Australia where she completed her first degree, a Bachelor of Science (Molecular Biology and Biomedical Science) and a Bachelor of Forensic Science. Breanna went on to complete a Master of Clinical Prosthetics and Orthotics at La Trobe University, graduating in 2019. Breanna gained work experience in Shepparton, Victoria before moving to APC Central Coast. Bree transferred to APC Northmead to join the team in 2023. Outside of work, Breanna enjoys board games, rock climbing, and has instigated competitive lunchtime board gaming at the Central Coast branch.
Tim joined APC as a new graduate of the Bachelor of Health Science with extended major in Prosthetics and Orthotics at the University of the Sunshine Coast in 2021. Tim had a fascinating early career as a cytogeneticist at the Queensland Fertility Group in pre-IVF diagnostic genetics from 2014 to 2020. Tim went back to university to study P&O part-time as he was excited by the possibility of helping patients more directly and combining his mechanical and scientific interests. Tim is based at APC Hunter, and currently attends our Port Macquarie and Wingham clinics.
Joel grew up in Mullumbimby, NSW before moving to Brisbane and then Melbourne. In his hometown, Joel worked as an apprentice sheet metal worker and was involved in projects ranging from kitchen fit outs to sculptural work. Joel graduated at the end of 2020 with a Bachelor of Applied Science and Masters in Clinical Prosthetics and Orthotics at La Trobe University. Outside of prosthetics and orthotics, Joel’s interests include rock climbing, woodwork and leatherwork. Joel joins the APC Central Coast team as a new 2021 graduate and looks forward to expanding his prosthetics knowledge. Joel currently attends the Woy Woy and Wyong Amputee Clinics.
Elizabeth started her career as a dancer with the Victorian State Ballet before leaping into Prosthetics and Orthotics. She completed a Bachelor of Health Sciences, before graduating with a Master of Prosthetics and Orthotics in 2019.
Elizabeth spent her early career in Perth working with a diverse range of clients, with experience in paediatrics, high-end orthotic componentry and neuromuscular bracing. Alongside work, Elizabeth completed a Graduate Certificate in Health Services management in 2022.
In 2023 Elizabeth moved from Perth to the join the team at APC Central Coast. The change has been rewarding and she has been very happy to get back into prosthetic management. Elizabeth is particularly interested in health education, encouraging clients to make informed decisions about their own prosthetic care.
In her spare time, Elizabeth loves seeking out good coffee, getting lost on hikes and dedicating too much time to her cats.
Elizabeth grew up in Manchester, England and studied Prosthetics and Orthotics at the University of Salford. Graduating in 2016 with a first-class degree, Lizzie worked for a private company contracted to the National Health Service for five years as a Prosthetist and Orthotist. The variety in this role means Lizzie has experience in both upper and lower limb prosthetics, along with Paediatrics, Veterans and Adults. After hearing about APC’s reputation and fantastic work, Lizzie decided to immigrate to Australia and joined APC in October 2021. With her charming English accent and passion for prosthetics, Lizzie is really excited to be part of the APC Prosthetics team. She is currently attending our regional Wingham Clinic, in Taree.
Gavin joined the APC Northmead clinic in January 2022, bringing a wealth of experience from 20+ working in the prosthetics and orthotics industry. Before moving to Australia, Gavin owned two practices in South Africa, specialising in paediatric prosthetics and special needs patients (cerebral palsy), requiring custom manufactured seating systems. In addition to his experience, Gavin received his Honours degree in prosthetics and orthotics in South Africa and is currently completing a Masters degree. He is passionate about giving patients their independence and loves helping them change their life for the better, even after a traumatic experience. Outside of work, Gavin enjoys the outdoors, mountain bike racing and he loves a good cross-fit competition!
After graduating a Master of Clinical Prosthetics and Orthotics at La Trobe University, Nathan undertook the APC Prosthetics Graduate Program and joined the team at Northmead in the beginning of 2022. Originally from Melbourne, Nathan moved to NSW for the position, embracing the new culture and environment with enthusiasm. Nathan’s passion lies in establishing long-lasting relationships with clients to provide continuous, client-based care alongside manufacturing high-quality prosthetic devices. Nathan’s experience from working in numerous trade and retail positions throughout his academic career have provided him with a unique blend of practical and communication skills essential to a role in allied healthcare. Nathan also joins the team with fresh eyes and open mind, ready to learn from the wealth of knowledge and experience within APC as well as bring new ideas and methods into the mix.
Emanuela grew up in Turin, Italy and studied Prosthetics and Orthotics at the University of Genoa. As a daughter of two prosthetists, Emanuela has always known that she would follow her parents’ footsteps. After graduating in 2017, Emanuela started working at her family’s clinic, specialising in the construction of lower limb prostheses. Emanuela joined APC Alexandria in October 2022, excited to learn from the knowledge of APC and eager to share experiences with the team.
Sam joined the APC Hunter clinical team in January 2023 after completing his Bachelor of Applied Science and Master of Clinical Prosthetics and Orthotics at La Trobe University. With an engineering background, Sam is dedicated to advancing the systems and technology used in prosthetics by actively engaging in the 3D scanning and modeling field. Sam’s career motivation is to provide exceptional service in assisting clients who require assistive technology to achieve their goals. He is currently attending our Regional Port Macquarie clinic.
Emily grew up in Queensland, where she completed a Bachelor of Biomedical Science in 2018. She then made the move to Melbourne, graduating with a Bachelor of Applied Science and Master of Clinical Prosthetics and Orthotics from La Trobe University in 2022. Emily joined the APC Alexandria team in January 2023, where she is currently undertaking the APC Prosthetics Graduate Program. Emily is passionate about playing a role in someone’s journey of achieving their goals and regaining a sense of independence. She is eager to establish a case load, where she can build long-term relationships with patients and ensure the best possible outcomes are achieved. Emily is excited to continue to build her knowledge base and develop her technical and clinical skills.
George is a prosthetist at the Northmead clinic, where he is committed to making a meaningful impact for clients in need of prosthetic limb solutions. A graduate of The University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia, George further honed his skills through the APC Prosthetics graduate program. His approach centers on building strong, lasting relationships with his clients, supporting them as they work toward their individual goals. George has a diverse skill set, including fluency in Arabic. This multilingual ability allows George to connect with a wider range of clients, ensuring they feel understood and supported throughout their journey with prosthetic solutions.
Tom is an accomplished prosthetist with a strong background in orthotics and prosthetics. His journey began as a technician in French Polynesia, where he discovered his passion for helping individuals with mobility challenges. Seeking to enhance his skills, he moved to Melbourne in 2009 and earned a master’s degree in Clinical Prosthetics and Orthotics from La Trobe University in 2013. After graduating, Tom gained experience in Victoria before returning to Tahiti, where he worked as both a prosthetist and orthotist, addressing a wide range of patient needs, from acute spinal fractures to pediatric care for cerebral palsy patients. With 15 years of experience, Tom adopts a holistic approach to patient care, combining technical expertise with clinical insight. He is dedicated to achieving optimal outcomes and improving the quality of life for his patients, reflecting a deep commitment to advancing care in prosthetics and orthotics.
Raised in Newcastle, Rhys has worked in the prosthetics and composite industry since graduating high school in 2009. With his extensive knowledge in composites, Rhys easily adapts his knowledge into the manufacturing of prosthetics. In 2019, Rhys joined APC as a Prosthetic Technician, later advancing to Technical Services Manager at APC Central Coast, a role he now holds at APC Hunter.
With more than two decades of experience, Dennis is one of APC’s most senior prosthetic technicians. He learned his craft in Germany, where he worked with prestigious prosthetic manufacturers for several years, before moving to Australia and joining APC in 2012. Dennis is leading a team of technicians at our Alexandria branch, where he is passing on his expertise and high professional standard to young technicians joining the industry.
Che developed an interest in prosthetics after losing a leg in a work-related accident. With 10 years’ experience in custom marine stainless-steel fabrication, boat building and general construction, moving into prosthetic manufacturing with APC has been a fantastic fit. Che joined the APC Alexandria in 2019 to help others like himself to achieve their goals.
Lisa finished her apprenticeship to be a technician for prosthetics in Germany in 2010. While backpacking through Australia, she had worked for APC for three months before joining the team permanently in September 2013. Lisa enjoys the combination of the hands-on work involved in making artificial limbs and helping people getting back on their feet.
Ben has been with APC Hunter since its inception in 2007 where he began working as a prosthetic technician with his father’s company, Wright Orthopaedics. Ben is a Senior Technician with a wealth of experience in all areas of technical work, expanding his knowledge and skills through attending training days and the AOPA Congress. Ben has a special interest in Upper Limb Prosthetics, assists with the running of the workshop and training the technical staff. One of the highlights of his career with APC was being involved with the Össur Mobility Clinic where his technical skills are used to full advantage.
Steve is a motor mechanic by trade and has found that his skills such as problem solving and his knowledge and expertise with tools and machinery has made the transition to a Prosthetic Technician at APC Hunter in 2017 a breeze. Steve’s positivity, English accent and energy are welcome additions to the workshop. Steve has been involved with almost all aspects of prosthetic fabrication, is a keen learner and enjoys being involved in making upper limb prosthetics and custom finish sockets. Steve looks forward to a long association with APC Prosthetics.
Daniel joined the APC Hunter team in November 2017. Daniel is a qualified sheet metal tradesman with 15 years’ experience in building stainless steel kitchen and bar equipment. Dan has adapted well to his new role in the prosthetics industry, with skills acquired from his previous role now being used to great advantage, being able to create high-quality finishes, especially if you’re after the Manly Sea Eagles colours! After spending his whole working career in the metal trade industry, he finds it extremely refreshing to be able to have an impact on someone’s life, feeling the best part of the job is seeing a client wearing a socket he has made and how happy they are.
Our leading Prosthetic technician, David, concluded his training as an Orthotic and Prosthetic Technician in 1995 in Ireland before moving to Australia in 1999 when he joined APC Prosthetics. David’s years of experience and variety of technical skills is highly regarded across all APC clinics. David’s dedication to his work shows in his quality work and as a mentor, enjoys passing on this knowledge.
Samer joined the team at APC in 2017, having worked in Syria as a prosthetic technician for more than 13 years. Samer takes great pride in all his work, and he believes he delivers his best when working under pressure to make urgent repairs. Samer occasionally assists the clinical team by interpreting for their clients, he loves hearing their stories and feels rewarded by seeing the smiles on their faces when they receive their new prosthesis.
Born and raised in Iran, Mohsen worked at an Orthotic and Prosthetic Clinic building his skills in P&O before moving to Australia where he now joins APC Northmead as a Prosthetic Technician. Mohsen loves a challenge, especially when it comes to creating unique prosthetic options for our clients to pursue their dreams. With his keen eye and his attention to detail, Mohsen keeps producing top quality results.
Born and raised in the UK before moving to Australia in 2017, Joe worked in construction with experience in plastering and carpentry. Joe joined APC Northmead in October 2019 to develop his prosthetic technical skills. Joe is quick to adopt modern prosthetic techniques and is proving to become a valued member of the APC Team.
Danica joins the team with over 6 years’ experience as a carpenter in both commercial and residential environments. Danica is excited to join the APC team and see where her skills take her in the world of prosthetics. Outside of work, Danica loves to go salsa dancing and, if you can catch her, you might find Danica roller blading around Sydney.
Born in Bangladesh, Shishir migrated to Australia in 2009. In 2016, Shishir pursued his dream of studying Mechanical Engineering at TAFE and started his engineering apprenticeship in 2017 with CST composites. Shishir completed his apprenticeship at the beginning of 2020 and went on to joining the APC Northmead team in May as a Prosthetic Technician. Shishir is excited to learn more about prosthetics and enjoys his work as a technician.
Erin joined APC Prosthetics in 2024 as a technician, bringing with her over a decade of experience in the Health and Fitness industry. Over the years Erin has made it her mission to empower individuals to improve their strength and mobility and is excited to continue doing this in her new role.
Rosalina joined APC in July 2018 as an Administration Manager with over 16 years experience working in hospitality and 1.5 years as a practice manager at a health & medical practice. Based in APC Northmead, Rosalina leads and supports our administration team across all our facilities. Rosalina is motivated to provide the best support for our clinicians so that they can provide the best quality service to our clients.
Del is a keystone to the success of APC Hunter, joining the team in 2012 after 30 years in the dental profession. Del is responsible for many administrative and organisational tasks, with Newcastle being the first region to roll out the NDIS. Del has consistently maintained up-to-date knowledge of the NDIS policy and procedures which has been crucial for helping our clients obtain the service and funding they need. Del can’t imagine a job that doesn’t involve working with people as she enjoys advocating for our clients and providing the team with the odd delicious, healthy treat.
Natalie has been a valued member of our administration team since 2018, bringing years of experience and an outstanding work ethic. Natalie manages the inventory and logistics at APC Northmead, ensuring the Prosthetists’ have all the necessary resources they require to provide a positive outcome for their clients.
Originally from New Zealand, Aila graduated with a Certificate III in Business. In 2017, Aila moved to Sydney and in August 2019 she joined the administration team at APC Alexandria with 6 years of experience in customer service. Aila enjoys meeting and interacting with our clients and getting to know more about their stories and journeys. Aila also enjoys working with the tight-knit team at Alexandria, making for a great working environment.
Michelle has been an essential part of the APC team since 2003, starting as a receptionist and now supporting the administration team. Michelle is now one of our NDIS Co-ordinators, working closely with the clinical team, ensuring effective coordination of service delivery under the NDIS. Michelle is always available to provide support for our NDIS participants.
Jane has been an integral member of the APC Northmead administration team since joining APC in 2000. Jane is grateful to work at APC, particularly working with a passionate team who are devoted to helping our clients acheive their goals. Jane has enjoyed witnessing first-hand the many new innovations improving the quality of life for our clients.
Julie joined APC Northmead in 2017 as a specialist NDIS Support Co-ordinator to assist with all NDIS enquires. Julie provides NDIS support and information to assist our clients with the transition into the new NDIS system who are participants or are becoming participants of the NDIS.
Joining the team in 2011, Rhonda is a valuable member in our APC Northmead administration team, continuing to provide a friendly welcome to our patients and maintaining our facility. The APC Northmead team is ever-growing and the professionalism, still with a personal touch is what we strive for. Rhonda works with bringing the patient and prosthetist together in an environment that is comfortable for all.
Nicole joined the admin team at APC Prosthetics in February 2022 and is responsible for running the reception and administration for the Central Coast clinic. Through 15 years of experience in customer service, Nicole is passionate about providing great customer service to our clients and support to the technicians and clinicians in the team. Outside of work, Nicole loves travelling and animals and has visited several parts of Africa and the Galapagos Islands, and hopes to make it to her dream destination, Antarctica!
Neha joined the Admin Team in May 2022, and works to support the APC Northmead clinic through providing general admin assistance including phone, email and face to face enquiries, coordinating appointments, and contributing to an overall outstanding customer service experience. Neha is passionate about people and always enjoys welcoming both new and existing clients into the clinic. Something interesting about Neha is that she is a qualified chef and loves online shopping!
Monique joined the admin team at APC Newcastle from June 2022, and has relevant qualifications in Medical Business Management, and 6 years of admin experience working at a general practice. As an Administration Assistant, Monique is responsible for providing outstanding customer service, as well as providing general support to the clinicians and technicians within the team. Outside of work, Monique loves spending time with family and friends and describes herself as a shopaholic!
Kate joined the admin team at APC Hunter in October 2022, bringing with her valuable experience from her previous role in administration for a chiropractor. Her background in the healthcare industry has equipped her with strong organisational skills and attention to detail, making her a valuable asset to the team. Outside of work Kate spends most of her time at the beach and catching up with friends and family.
Nicole began her role as a Receptionist at the APC Northmead clinic in June 2022, and is responsible for providing overall admin support. Her daily tasks and responsibilities include assisting with patient enquiries, appointment making and stock distribution. Nicole has years of experience across a range of roles including primary school teaching, working as cabin crew and as a receptionist for an accounting firm. Outside of work, Nicole loves spending time with family and friends, travelling and spontaneous getaways.
Emma began her role as Administration Assistant at the APC Alexandria clinic in December 2022 she is based in the back office where she works closely with the clinicians and supports the admin team. Emma brings 2 years of admin experience and prior had a retail background.
Madison began her role as Receptionist at APC Alexandria in May 2023. Madi brings 4 years of experience as an Operations Support Agent in the freight and logistics industry, as well as prior experience in medical reception and bartending. Madi is excited to greet APC clients, learn about their interests and provide exceptional customer care. Outside of work, Madi absolutely adores animals, especially her 3 four-legged ones at home.
Fahad has been working with APC since April 2022 as Application Manager and currently managing DOUG – APC’s internal clinical management system. Fahad has a Masters’s Degree in Information Technology and over 15 years of experience with project management and providing IT consultancy services in various companies across different domains. Fahad loves problem-solving and is always open to new challenges to bring improvements in People’s life through technology & Innovation.
Susan is a dedicated Marketing Coordinator with a strong focus on community-building initiatives. Susan has a passion for creating spaces where clients can learn, grow, and connect with others in the amputee and limb difference community. By supporting clinicians with marketing strategies Susan is helping build a strong and supportive community that enhance both engagement and the overall quality of life for prosthetic users.
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