About Revolution Sports Injuries Clinic.

From August 2023 Jess is now co-director and clinical lead at Revolution.

Jess strives to utilise her diverse skill mix to provide high-level assessment and treatment to all clients with musculoskeletal issues. Taking a holistic approach to all patients and their care givers empowers them to achieve their individualised goals in a way that works for them.

Jess has experience as Senior Musculoskeletal Outpatient Physiotherapist and Hand Therapist, between The Nuffield Oxford Manor and Radley College, presenting a diverse and specialised skill mix, between complex orthopaedic and post-surgical rehabilitation and acute sports injuries and paediatric growth-related disorders.

She has extensive knowledge and experience with all aspects of Musculoskeletal traumatic and acquired conditions, with a specialised interest in young adult hip conditions, and has been instrumental in establishing patient pathways for conservative hip impingement management and post-operative hip arthroscopy protocols from social to elite-level sports return.

More recently Jess has developed a passion for hand and wrist-related acquired disorders, trauma and post-surgical rehabilitation, and has been working as a specialised hand therapist including advanced assessment and treatment modalities including customised splinting / wound care and scar management.

In previous employment, Jess worked at the BMI Oxford Clinic and BMI The Foscote hospital, Banbury, where she gained vast experience in both inpatient and outpatient orthopaedic rehabilitation, and was fundamental in establishing ongoing gym rehabilitation programmes following joint replacement and upper and lower limb surgeries. This enabled clients to access customised gym-based programmes, who may have previously found accessing gym settings or advancing their health and well-being a barrier due to perceived factors, such as age or feeling that they would be asked to do things that they felt weren’t appropriate for their conditions. This was achieved by working closely with personal trainers and providing post-surgical education programmes.

Jess qualified as a Charted Physiotherapist from The University of the West of England, Bristol, in the summer of 2005. She is a member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) and is also HCPC registered. In addition to this she also is a member of the British Association of Hand Therapists - and is working along the Masters in Hand Therapy pathway to achieve full British Association of Hand Therapists Accreditation

Outside work Jess lives in the local area and also volunteers as a British Athletics National level field judge, with a specialist interest in Paralympic athletics and the classification process, and has played key roles at the Commonwealth games and at Olympic and Paralympic level. She loves long walks with her dogs, and both trains and competes with them at National agility competitions.