We thought it may be nice to re-introduce some of the familiar faces here at Fay Pedler clinic and welcome the new ones to you also!
Today we catch up with Jo who is a patient favourite and at your service weekdays.
What is your background?
I trained as a Cordon Bleu cook when I left school and ended up working mainly in the uk but also in ski resorts, on yachts and for bands including REM, U2, Chris de Burgh.
I then retrained and studied in Bradford, worked in Bristol before moving to Devon in 2008. I joined the Fay Pedler team in 2016.
What areas have you previously worked in?
I completed my physio rotations in Bristol and then worked in Southmead and the BRI hospital in Orthopaedicas and fracture clinics. I also worked for BUPA as a Senior physiotherapist treating acute sports injuries, post op elective surgery and alongside the Sports and Orthopaedic clinic. On moving to Devon, I worked in Dartmouth and closer to home at the South Hams Hospital.
What is your role at Fay Pedler clinic?
I am a self employed practitioner specialising in Musculoskeletal physiotherapy and rehabilitation.
What are you most proud of?
I am extremely proud of my two children! And having recently purchased a short paddle board, I feel especially proud of myself when I catch a wave without falling off!
What’s the best thing about being part of the Fay Pedler team?
I enjoy working as part of a close knit team.
If you weren’t a member of the Fay Pedler Team what would you be?
I love my garden so would probably have a job where I could be outside more.
More importantly….
If you could share a bottle of something with any 3 people in the world, who would they be?
I’m still thinking about that one….Chris Martin
Where in the world is top of your list to visit?
South America