Jack Mest Physiotherapy

Jack Mest Physiotherapy Jack Mest Physiotherapy offers experienced sports injury rehabilitation and guidance in your recovery

Jack Mest graduated from Monash University, Melbourne with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2008. He has worked as a clinician since this time in sports injury clinics and sporting organizations across Australia and the UK. His diverse work experience includes working as the Reserves team physiotherapist for the Collingwood Football Club in the Australian Football League and as an Academy Physiother

apist for Tottenham Hotspur Football Club whilst based in London. He has transitioned from football codes to disc sports and currently looks after the Australian Women's Ultimate Frisbee team on international campaigns. Jack completed his Masters of Sports Physiotherapy, graduating from Latrobe University in 2019. Following this, he received recognition from the Australian Physiotherapy Association as a titled Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist and became a member of the Australian College of Physiotherapists in 2020. Through his post-graduate studies, Jack developed a special research interest in tendinopathy. He is first author on a publication entitled: ‘The prevalence of self-reported psychological characteristics in adults with lower limb tendinopathy’, which was published in Muscles, Ligaments & Tendons Journal in December 2020. Jack is currently researching the extent to which diminished proprioception, neuromuscular control and impaired lower limb muscle strength contribute to cognitive factors in lower limb tendinopathy as part of his PhD. Jack has always had a passion for education in Physiotherapy and has worked as a clinical educator for final year Physiotherapy students at the University of Canberra in addition to his work as a clinician. He continues to teach in the University's Physiotherapy program alongside his PhD work. For more information on Jack’s services please call or contact him via email: jack.mest@canberra.edu.au.

17/07/2025
Work-in-progress/Midway confirmation seminar completed today at UC-RISE University of Canberra capping off a big year in...
14/11/2024

Work-in-progress/Midway confirmation seminar completed today at UC-RISE University of Canberra capping off a big year in my PhD candidature.

My team and I are nearing in on some outputs as my thesis starts to move from the 'conceptual' to the 'tangible' with more fascinating research to come in 2025.

This was a wonderful experience provided by UC Graduate Research.Thanks to all those that voted for my   research pitch!...
14/09/2024

This was a wonderful experience provided by UC Graduate Research.Thanks to all those that voted for my research pitch! Looking to have some research outputs in the coming months from my work through UC-RISE - watch this space!


Australian Physiotherapy Association

Hi everyone,Next month I will be representing the Faculty of Health, UC-RISE and   research in the University of Canberr...
24/08/2024

Hi everyone,

Next month I will be representing the Faculty of Health, UC-RISE and research in the University of Canberra 3-minute thesis competition. I will be presenting a pitch for my research on improving psychological outcomes in Achilles tendinopathy.

You can watch my pitch and those of my fellow contestants here: https://www.canberra.edu.au/about-uc/events/3mt/2024

If you think any pitch is worthy of a vote in the People's Choice Award, you can also do so via the link.

UC Graduate Research Tendinopathy Rehabilitation Australian Physiotherapy Association

University of Canberra 2024 Three Minute Thesis Competition

I am "putting tendons to the test" at University of Canberra UC-RISE and looking forward to seeing what we learn! If you...
13/05/2024

I am "putting tendons to the test" at University of Canberra UC-RISE and looking forward to seeing what we learn! If you have a spare 45 seconds, have a read of the link below to see what we are up to...

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