Special Interests
Tariro is a qualified Physiotherapist with years of clinical experience across hospital and outpatient settings. He has experience managing a wide range of musculoskeletal, orthopaedic, and neurological conditions, using evidence-based approaches to support patients in their recovery and improve their quality of life. His special interests include musculoskeletal injuries, particularly low back and neck, shoulders, and knees.
Education and experience
Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy Saxion University of Applied Sciences, Enschede, The Netherlands
Hobbies
Outside of work, Tariro enjoys martial arts, playing the piano, chess, football, and reading novels.
Favourite Quote
“Believe you can and you're halfway there.” — Theodore Roosevelt
Meet the Gladstone team
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Meet the team
Tariro Pote
Physiotherapist
Eniola Ojuko
Physiotherapist
Khadija Lily
Occupational Therapist
Rodney Nembach
Psychologist
Tammy Skjonnemand
Practice Manager
Meet the Gladstone team
FAQs
At your first appointment you can expect a thorough examination from our expert physio, they will ask you a number of questions regarding your condition as well as conduct a physical evaluation in order to determine the best course of treatment for you. After this, the remainder of the session will be dedicated to providing the most appropriate treatment and therapy for your condition.
Upon evaluation, our physio will provide you with an in-depth treatment plan that details the exact steps necessary for your recovery and an approximate timeframe.
Plentiful on-site parking is available at our Gladstone clinic.
Yes. All our therapists are AHPRA registered and invest their time to complete post-graduate education yearly to further strengthen their education and knowledge.
Yes, you can. All our clinics are equipped with on-the-spot Hicaps payment and claims processing.
All Health First Group physiotherapists are registered NDIS providers, meaning they are able to treat self-managed, agency (NDIA) managed and plan-managed NDIS participants.
No, a doctor’s referral is not necessary.
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