MEET THE TEAM

Jonathan is the Director of Jonathan Clark Physiotherapy.

His purpose in life is to help people, inspire people, and to make a positive impact in the lives of others.

His business is one of the many ways in which he fulfils this purpose.

With a team of 24 staff, operating across 3 clinic locations, Jonathan is very proud that, as a team, we have now helped 15,000 people to get back to doing what they love to do, free from pain, or injury.

In his spare time, Jonathan likes to go trail running, compete in ultra marathons, and practice yoga.

Jennifer is the Clinical Lead at Jonathan Clark Physiotherapy, with 13 years in the profession since graduating from the University of Southampton with a BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy. Jennifer also has qualifications in acupuncture (AACP registered), Pilates (APPI L3) and breast cancer rehabilitation.

Jennifer loves to help patients to achieve their goals and support people to keep as active as possible. She is passionate about promoting learning amongst the team so that the treatments offered stem from the latest evidence and are research based to offer the highest standard of care.

In her spare time, Jennifer is often chasing around after her two young boys. Weekends are often spent playing football and chase in the park. She also enjoys running, Pilates and swimming.

Nick graduated in 2008 from Keele University with a BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy and went straight into private practice working for former England Cricket Physio David Roberts. He went on to become a practice manager in the business but joined Jonathan Clark in 2016 after moving to Hampshire from Lancashire with his Wife Donna due to her job.

During his time at David Roberts, his role included a 2 year spell as the Lancashire County Cricket club 2nd team physio, which really complimented his passion for sport and specifically cricket. Nick was also part of the medical team for 5 of Sir Ian Botham’s marathon walk’s for charity which took him around the UK and two trips abroad to South Africa and Sri Lanka, gaining a wealth of experience in dealing with injuries in the field.

Nick brings a wealth of experience in treating musculoskeletal conditions, and one of his strongest assets is the ability to develop a strong rapport with his clients to guide them through their recovery with his knowledge and skills.

Outside of work Nick is very family orientated, coming from a family of 8 brothers and sisters, where sport was a massive part of his upbringing. He recently started his own family with his son Ben arriving in January 2020 and has two Border Collies which get him and his family out in the Hampshire countryside. He is a very keen cricketer and golfer, but also has a creative side being a huge photography enthusiast.

Lois qualified as a physiotherapist in 2004. After doing her junior rotations, Lois spent twelve years in China working as a missionary. She used her physio skills to manage a foster home for orphans and did many other projects across China to help disabled children, orphans, and those in need. These days, as well as specialising in musculoskeletal conditions, Lois also uses her medical skills to work in Urgent Response in the community and works in a school that uses horses to aid physiotherapy with children.

Lois loves to use her experience to lead the patient to full health and surpass their expectations of performance, fitness and agility. As a swimming national finalist, county runner and national biathlon finalist, Lois has a deep insight into competing at a high level and the training that this requires. She has a passion for helping clients return to and exceed in the sports and activities they love.

Lois has a passion for seeing God’s power move in the nations. Having helped and led in teams in Romania, Russia, India and China to help orphans and those in need, Lois is confident in God’s miracle power and ability to save the lost.

Lois spends most of her time being a mother to four beautiful children and going on outdoor adventures with her family.

Ricky is our Lead Sports Massage therapist and has been with the company from the near beginning.

Since graduating from Solent University in 2004, Ricky has gathered a wealth of knowledge and understanding about the body and the musculoskeletal system. He also works as a self-employed Personal Trainer / Fitness Instructor.

In 2012, Ricky studied at the London School of Sports Massage and graduated with an ISRM / BTEC (Level 5) Professional Diploma in Clinical Sport & Remedial Massage Therapy, allowing him to work to the highest level within the industry.

Ricky has had a passion for sport and the body since his youth when he swam competitively for his county and went on to be selected to join the National swimming squad. He has used his knowledge and experience to advise others in the field of sport and fitness, including health & nutrition. Through his experience and training, Ricky has learnt about the importance of soft tissue therapies for rehabilitation and performance enhancement in competitive and recreational sports.

Ricky has developed an array of skills and techniques to effectively treat and have a positive outcome to a wide range of patients, from elite athletes with sporting injuries to people from all walks of life with postural imbalances and soft tissue injuries. Ricky is highly professional and the quality and care he provides ensures the patients are as comfortable as possible while promoting quick and effective recovery to any injury scenario.

In his spare time, Ricky enjoys keeping fit and healthy, he always makes time for family and friends and gets a great deal of pleasure in entertaining people. He has travelled to many beautiful countries, dived with sharks, sky dived, bungee jump and worked on a ski season. He has currently taken up surfing and Wakeboarding.

Ricky has an active lifestyle and promotes a healthy, positive and fun world. His main purpose in life is to help others, mentally, emotionally and physically.

Niall has recently graduated from Birmingham City University with a 1^st class honours degree in Sports Therapy. During his degree, Niall took a placement year with Worcester Warriors rugby club where he was able to gain hands-on experience during the 2020-2021 season. After impressing the medical staff during the placement, Niall was offered a part-time role and went on to work with the first team during the 2021-2022 season.

During his time with the club, he developed his passion for helping athletes return to doing what they love and decided that sports therapy was the route for him.

In his spare time, Niall likes to go to the gym, sign up for running events such as The Great North Run, watch all types of sports and sit back and relax as he plays the guitar during his evenings. 

Chris is a Level 5 Sports & Remedial Massage Therapist, gaining his qualification in 2012, allowing him to work to the highest level within the profession.

In his spare time, Chris has always enjoyed keeping fit and healthy primarily through cycling, previously competing on his bike for a French cycling team. He enjoys most sporting activities from bodyboarding to skiing. He also likes to DJ at parties!

Lynn is the Accounts manager of Jonathan Clark Physiotherapy, with a background of teaching Mathematics. She is also the mother of Jonathan, our Founder & Director.

Lynn has a passion for numbers and really enjoys the day to day running of the Accounts and payroll for Jonathan Clark Physiotherapy.

In her spare time, Lynn loves to keep active, she can be like a fish out of water when she can’t get into a swimming pool, loves to play squash and badminton, to go cycling and walking and really enjoys yoga.

Rachel is an office manager, joining the company in 2021 after her time in retail and call centre roles.

In her spare time, Rachel loves to go travelling and go on nature walks with her friends and family.

Lily is currently in her second year studying physiotherapy at the University of Southampton. She decided to study physiotherapy because she wanted to combine her passion of helping people with her love for sport and exercise.

Throughout school Lily trained and competed competitively in acrobatic gymnastics. The challenges of the sport taught her a wealth of life skills and values, such as resilience and determination. Since throwing in her leotard, she enjoys running, skiing, and trying new sports! 

At University, Lily is enjoying learning about the broad range of specialties within physiotherapy, but along the way she has developed a keen interest in musculoskeletal physiotherapy.

Most of her time these days is spent studying! But Lily likes to unwind by walking her dogs and spending time with her family & friends.

Amy qualified in 2019 from the University of Southampton with a BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy. She has since practiced as a musculoskeletal physiotherapist, developing an in-depth knowledge of a wide variety of conditions.

She has continued her education, graduating from the University of Southampton with an MSc (hons) in Amputation and Prosthetic Rehabilitation in 2022.

She splits her clinical practice between face to face treatment and a remote triage roll, using her wealth of knowledge to provide a diagnosis and management strategies.

In her spare time, she likes to participate in ultimate frisbee, netball, and yoga.