Roslyn Physio Clinic
Roslyn Physio
The Roslyn Physio clinic is situated in the heart of Roslyn Village opposite the Roslyn Village Pharmacy. Roslyn Physio is surrounded by cafes, restaurants and gift shops. The waiting area inside Roslyn Physio is spacious as are our treatment rooms, allowing wheelchair access when necessary. There is also ample parking in the village car park.Some of the surrounding businesses include:
- Unichem Roslyn Pharmacy
- Dunedin Dentists
- Rhubarb
- Metro Realty
- Luna Bar and Restaurant
- Fresh Choice Roslyn Supermarket
- Nut Hairdressing
- The Roslyn Florist
Roslyn Physio Team
The team at Roslyn Physio always act with integrity and professionalism with respect to all aspects of patient care. Our ethics are always aimed towards the patient and the team will ensure you experience quality throughout your time with us.Steve Griffin - Director/Physiotherapist

Outside the clinic Steve has been involved with junior cricket as Kaikorai Club President and has also been on the PTA at Otago Boys High School. He tries to keep fit at the gym and enjoys social golf (sometimes!), watching local rugby, and all forms of cricket.
Steve is married to Pip and they have two adult children Hanna and Tom.
1980 Diploma in Physiotherapy (Otago)
1984 Dip. M.T. (NZMPA)
1996 Post Graduate Diploma in Occupational Health Practice (Otago)
1997 Post Graduate Diploma in Manipulative Physiotherapy (Otago)
1999 Masters in Manipulative Physiotherapy (Otago)
Brett Woodley - Director/Physiotherapist

Brett enjoys quality family time with his wife Stephanie and his two children Kate, and Nick. He plays a bit of golf, swims, and enjoys working out in the gym.
1996 Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Otago)
2005 Post Graduate Diploma Manipulative Physiotherapy (Otago)
2006 Bachelor of Science (Anatomy) (Otago)
2006 Masters in Manipulative Physiotherapy (Otago)
Natalie Smith - Physiotherapist

Natalie is a current member of the Otago Women's basketball team and also enjoys running and playing social sports such as volleyball and netball.
2011 Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Otago)
Amelia Wardell - Physiotherapist

Amelia enjoys participating in many sports, both socially and competitively and keeps herself fit through a healthy lifestyle. Amelia would love to see herself continue to work with sporting injuries, as well as increasing children’s physical activity levels through group activity, as she sees this as an area of growing concern.
2018 Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Otago)
Thomas Heaton - Physiotherapist

Tom has a particular interest in working with people to maintain and progress their physical capabilities, both during and after injury using a range of physiotherapy modalities.
2020 - Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Otago)