Sherrie Krampel and the team at Total Health Choice. Photo by Grant MacIntyre
INMOTION 30 Mar, 2026

Physio enjoys career switch to work with older people

After almost switching to a career in the finance industry, Sherrie Krampel decided to give physiotherapy one last try. She opened a mobile physiotherapy practice in Melbourne in 2011, predominantly working with older people in their homes, and hasn’t looked back since.

Like many physiotherapists, Sherrie Krampel APAM’s pathway into the profession began with sport. 

An artist's impression of multiple points connected together to signify connections in business.
INMOTION 27 Mar, 2026

Understanding post-employment restraint clauses

Find out what post-employment restraint clauses are, what they can and can’t restrict and how enforceability works in Australia.

Post-employment restraint clauses – often called ‘restraint of trade’ or ‘non-compete’ clauses – are common in contracts for senior staff, salespeople and employees with access to confidential information or key client relationships. 

Used properly, they can help protect legitimate business interests after an employee leaves.

A business woman looks as though she is on the phone conducting a reference check on a potential future employee.
INMOTION 27 Mar, 2026

Effective reference checks and why they matter

Reference checks are a key part of the hiring process. Find out how conducting an effective reference check can protect your business.

Hiring the right person is one of the most important decisions a business can make and while résumés and interviews provide useful insight, they don’t always tell the full story. 

That’s where reference checking becomes invaluable as an extra layer of assurance in the recruitment process.

A stack of coins to represent rates of pay
INMOTION 30 Jan, 2026

When are higher rates of pay required

Modern awards set out minimum pay rates but also include higher rates for work performed in less desirable or more demanding conditions. Knowing when these rates apply, and when they may not, is essential to ensure compliance and avoid costly underpayments.

Modern awards provide for additional pay in certain circumstances to compensate employees for working outside the standard spread of hours, during unsocial hours or on special days.

The following are four common situations (not exhaustive) where higher pay rates may apply. 

Person lying on the ground  after an accident and people coming to her aid
INMOTION 29 Oct, 2025

Compensation and work-related pain

It’s time to re-establish the reputation of physiotherapy in compensation arenas, say Dr Darren Beales, Dr Tim Mitchell and Craig Elliott as they consider some fundamental principles for physiotherapists managing people with work-related pain.

Too often we come across physiotherapists lamenting, berating or being perplexed by the way our profession is viewed in compensation arenas (workers compensation or motor vehicle insurance). 

A team of healthcare workers gather together to improve the team's overall mental health wellbeing.
INMOTION 25 Sep, 2025

Psychological safety in teams

The importance of psychological safety in the workplace and its crucial role in building high-performance teams is discussed by private practitioner Gregory Goh.

Psychological safety is a critical factor in the workplace and assessing the level of psychological safety within your practice has a very high return on investment for leaders and managers.