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Hamish Donnison BHSc(Physio), PGD(Musc), MPNZ

Senior Physiotherapist


Hamish graduated from AUT University in 2017 with a BHSc (Physiotherapy) Degree and completed his Postgraduate Diploma in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy in 2021. He is certified in Functional Movement Systems Levels 1 & 2.

Hamish has a passion for treating a range of injuries, utilising manual therapy and strength and conditioning. Hamish has been involved in developing and undertaking ACL re-injury prevention testing here in the clinic and has a special interest in sports rehabilitation. Hamish has a passion for football and is the current New Zealand Football mens Under 17 lead therapist.

  • "If you are experiencing pain or discomfort when you're trying to enjoy playing football then don't put up with it. I have a passion for treating football injuries and would love to see you, I encourage you to book an appointment for a consultation today. I can help get you back playing pain free."

    Jay Lee

  • "I work with The Football Ferns and love treating football injuries. Having travelled the world with Football Ferns I have developed a great understanding and knowledge of football and injuries. With our great facilities at RJ Physio and our expert team, we are in a great position to help any football injury."

    Anna Barlow

  • "Having qualifications in Pilates, my goals with my clients are to restore their movement and strength. Our specialized equipment helps this in a fun and friendly way. RJ Physio has group classes and well as individual sessions, so we can tailor to your specific needs. Pilates can help return you to work, sports and reduce your pain and increase your performance. Call me today and I can discuss your Pilates options."

    Pip Greenwood

  • "As a fully qualified sonographer I spend all day scanning my client’s injuries. Our appointments take only 20 minutes and I feed back my findings directly to your physiotherapist or doctor. This helps them plan your injury management. Ask you physio today if you need an ultra sound scan to help with your injury."

    Simon Cunliffe