Jordan Moran
After graduating with a Master of Physiotherapy from Swinburne University, Jordan began his career as a community physiotherapist with Everyday Independence, supporting NDIS participants to improve independence and wellbeing in their daily lives. This role gave him experience working with people across all life stages, from toddlers to older adults, living with a wide range of disabilities.
Jordan also has experience in private practice and hospital settings, with a highlight being a two-month placement in a rural hospital in North-West Tasmania. These experiences have shaped his passion for client-centred care and empowering individuals throughout their rehabilitation journey.
Jordan incorporates movement-based therapy, education, and manual therapy to help clients achieve their goals, with the belief that the client should always be at the centre of all physiotherapy intervention.
Outside of work, Jordan enjoys spending time with his greyhound, Violet, playing cricket, and going to the gym.
- B.Sc. MPhysio
- AHPRA Registration Number PHY0004012752
- Member Australian Physiotherapy Association
- Paediatric Physiotherapy Level 1 – APA
- Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Part 1 – Communication with children with ASD – APA
- Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Part 2 – Emotional Regulation, Behaviour & Sensory Needs – APA
- Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Part 3 – Implementation – APA
- GLA:D® Australia Hip and Knee Training Course for Clinicians April 2026 – GLA:D® Australia
- Physio Network:
- Assessment of Ankle Sprains
- Management of Shoulder Pain
- Assessment of Shoulder Pain
- Assessment of Knee Osteoarthritis
- Assessment of Patellofemoral Pain
- Assessment of Lateral Hip Pain
- Assessment of Hip Pain
- Assessment of Persistent Low Back Pain
- Safety in Acupuncture and Dry Needling – APA
- Dry Needling Level 1- Part A – APA
- Dry Needling Level 1- Part B – APA