Hannah graduated from La Trobe University in 2016 with a Master’s in Prosthetics and Orthotics. She began her career in the public sector, working with Austin Health in Melbourne, before moving to Adelaide, where she spent five years further developing her skills and working with a diverse range of orthotic and prosthetic clients within the Central Adelaide Local Health Network. In 2022, Hannah returned to Melbourne and has since been working in private practice. She joined Orthotics Plus in 2025, and has a particular passion for supporting clients with neuromuscular conditions, with a focus on improving their mobility, confidence, and overall quality of life. Hannah is dedicated to delivering high-quality, personalised care and values building genuine relationships with her clients to create a supportive and effective treatment environment. Outside of work, she enjoys cooking, going to the gym, and discovering Melbourne’s newest restaurants with friends and family.

Kate graduated with a Bachelor of Prosthetics and Orthotics from La Trobe University in 2004. After graduating, Kate was immediately offered a one year graduate position at St. Vincent’s Public Hospital. Throughout this year, Kate was exposed to complex musco-skeletal conditions (particularly Polio) and complex custom made orthotics. This included custom foot orthoses, custom ankle foot orthoses and custom made ground reaction ankle foot orthoses. St Vincent’s Hospital is one of the only Orthotic departments in Australia to use carbon fiber and fiberglass laminates almost exclusively to create their orthoses. In 2005, Kate commenced practicing at the Alfred Hospital. During this time, she was exposed to acute trauma patients (particularly spinal fractures), some of which were life threatening. The Alfred is one of only two hospitals in Melbourne specialising in the fitting of halo-thoracic orthoses for treatment of complex cervical (neck) injuries. The orthotics department was also in charge of the outpatient fracture clinic where she gained significant experience fitting fracture casts and fracture orthoses. In 2008, Kate started work in a private orthotic facility. The primary motivator for a move to private practice was the opportunity for greater exposure to foot and ankle conditions and interaction with Orthopaedic surgeons, Rheumatologists and other referring doctors. Kate also began to develop an understanding of how to run a successful business, which she worked toward and opened her first clinic in 2012.