Julie Rogers and her husband Lynden enjoy a long-distance hike.
INMOTION 01 Apr, 2026

Aged care career stands the test of time

As April Falls Month casts a spotlight on mobility, independence and dignity later in life, the work of physiotherapists with older people has never been more visible. Julie Rogers’ career challenges assumptions about aged care physiotherapy and shows how deeply rewarding and impactful this area of practice can be.

Julie Rogers APAM did not grow up dreaming of working in aged care. 

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INMOTION 02 Feb, 2026

Preventing injury, promoting decent work

For Dr Rose Boucaut, prevention has always been central to physiotherapy. She talks to Marina Williams about a career dedicated to keeping people safe at work.

From hands-on practice in South Australia to international collaborations in Kenya, Colombia, Scandinavia and Thailand, Specialist Occupational Health Physiotherapist (as awarded by the Australian College of Physiotherapists in 2008) Dr Rose Boucaut FACP has built a career around one goal—helping people stay safe and well at work. 

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INMOTION 02 Feb, 2026

Leading with purpose

Laura Hanson speaks to Marina Williams about guiding teams and growing physiotherapy.

Curiosity has always driven APA Titled Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist Laura Hanson MACP—curiosity about how the body works, how people heal and how teams thrive. 

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INMOTION 02 Feb, 2026

Shaping tomorrow’s clinicians

At Austin Health, clinical educator and orthopaedic physiotherapist Stephanie Hawkins is helping shape how future physiotherapists learn—linking strong teaching to better patient outcomes.

For Stephanie Hawkins APAM, physiotherapy and teaching have always been intertwined. 

As a clinical educator at Austin Health, she’s combining both interests to improve how clinicians learn and how patients benefit.